I am seeking information about George Chapman, Elizabeth Chapman and Elizabeth Hall.
Elizabeth Chapman is my gggg grandmother, she married in Western Australia in 1839 ( as a widower with the surname Wood/s). She married again 1865 and at the time her parents were recorded as George Chapman and Elizabeth Hall from Newtown Mount county Wicklow.
I can not find any information of when or how Elizabeth arrived in Australia. I am hoping I might be able to find out more if I unearth some information on her parents. So far I haven't .
Would anyone know of the family and be able to shed some light on them?
CorrinaPB
Thursday 19th Oct 2023, 08:31AMMessage Board Replies
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Not sure of approx year of your Elizabeth's birth, but perhaps this is her?
Elizabeth Chapman
Baptism:12-Sep-1802
Address:Newtown
Parish/District:NEWCASTLE
Co. Wicklow
Church Of Ireland
Father:George Chapman
Mother:Elizabeth
Source: rootsireland.ie
Patricia
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This might be your George...
GeorgeChapman
Date of Death:30-Mar-1834
Age:64
Parish / District:Newcastle
Address:Newcastle
Co. Wicklow
Church of Ireland
Source: rootsireland.ie
Patricia
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Having a look for you now 👍
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Name Richard Woods
Sex Male
Spouse's Name Elizabeth Chapman
Spouse's Sex Female
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 29 Nov 1830
Event Place Ireland
Elizabeth Chapman, "Ireland Civil Registration, 1845-1913" • FamilySearch
Andrusha IRELAND XO Volunteer
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Posting a few more links I come across may or may not be your George Chapman?
George Chapman in entry for Benjamin Joseph Chapman, "Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898" • FamilySearch
George Chapman, "Ireland Tithe Applotment Books, 1814-1855" • FamilySearch
Kilmacanogue 9 km from Newtown Mount Kennedy
Elizabeth Wood, "England and Wales Census, 1841" • FamilySearch
Looking into al your named ancestors,
Did Elizabeth and her husband Woods move to England and make their way to Australia from there?
There are a few Richard Floods who pass away in 1830s in the UK.
Nothing found on Elizabeth Hall. I wonder was she from somewhere other than Wicklow?
Andrusha IRELAND XO Volunteer
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Thank you everyone. I think Richard Woods is a good chance. I'll see if I can find more on him. He might of died in Australia.
I think Elizabeth Hall Might be from somewhere else too as I havent been able to find her.
I found newspaper articles of George Chapman school master from Newtwn Mount Kennedy in High Court case v Rev Stennett in 1827. Featured in lots of newspapers.
CorrinaPB