AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameMaria WISEMAN 
2566
2566Birth Date3 Oct 1822
Birth PlaceBlackburn, Lancashire, England
MemoFrom Baptism transcript.
Chr Date24 Feb 18232567 Age: <1
Chr PlaceBurnley, Lancashire, England
MemoKeighley Green Wesleyan Methodist her parents wer John & Jane.
Immi Date28 Jan 18422568 Age: 19
Immi PlaceSydney City, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
MemoMaria was an assisted immigrant, from UK and her occupation is listed on arrival as farm servant with a note indicating her application stated house servant. Also indicates her parents were John Wiseman and Jane Gilliman (dead).
Death Date5 Oct 18912569 Age: 69
Death PlaceGoulburn, Goulburn Mulwaree, New South Wales, Australia
Occupationfarm /house servant (1842)
FatherJohn WISEMAN (1780-)
MotherJane GILLIMAN (-<1842)
Spouses
Birth Datebef 5 Feb 1819
Birth PlaceLancashire, England
Chr Date5 Feb 18192563 Age: <1
Chr PlaceBolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England
Memoat St. Peter Church. his parents were John and Ann.
Reside Date6 Jun 18412564 Age: 22
Reside PlaceBolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, England
MemoIn a street called Burnden lived John Thwaites, age 70 (born ca 1771) and his son Christopher, age 20, apprentice bookbinder. Both were born in Lancashire. There is no other family member present.
Immi Date4 Dec 18412565 Age: 22
Immi PlaceSydney City, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
MemoChristopher was an assisted immigrant and his occupation is listed as farm labourer.
Death Datebef 1854 Age: 34
Memopossibly on the Victorian goldfields and /or prior to Maria’s 2nd marriage.
Occupationapprentice bookbinder (1841), farm labourer (12Dec1841 as migrant)
Alias/AKAParkisson
FatherJohn THWEAT (ca1771-1844)
MotherAnn HAMER (<1780-<1840)
Marr Date3 Oct 1842
Marr PlaceSydney City, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Marr MemoAt the Scots Church York Street by church founder John Dunmore Lang.
ChildrenJohn William (1845-1932)
Birth Date22 Feb 17942571
Birth PlaceBerkshire, England
Death Date21 Mar 18622572 Age: 68
Death PlaceGoulburn, Goulburn Mulwaree, New South Wales, Australia
Alias/AKAHERBY [marriage]
FatherJoseph ERBY
MotherSarah
Birth Dateca 18042575
Memobased upon 1828 census
Death Date18742576 Age: 70
Death PlaceGoulburn, Goulburn Mulwaree, New South Wales, Australia
FatherJoseph ERBY
MotherSarah
Marr Date30 Aug 1864
Notes for Maria WISEMAN
Maria was born 1822 in Blackburn Lancashire and died 5 Oct 1891 in Goulburn.
According to immigration record Maria couldn’t read or write ( in 1842).
According to immigration record Maria couldn’t read or write ( in 1842).
Notes for Christopher Parkinson (Spouse 1)
CHRISTOPHER PARKISSON (Parkinson) THWEAT lived with his father in Burnden Street, Bolton in 1841. Their surname was recorded as Thwaites in this census.
Christopher’s second name, Parkinson comes from another old family in Bolton-le-Moors.
He arrived in Australia as an immigrant 4 Dec 1841 on the “Columbine”.
The person writing out the forms on the ship has changed spelling of surname from Thweat to Thwaite as had the person who filled in the 1841 census. Immigration record gives his occupation as “ farm labourer”.
He married Maria Wiseman (1st marriage for Maria) 3 Oct 1842 at Scots Church (Presbyterian) in Sydney by John Dunmore Lang.
It is not known when or where he died, but one account said he had left to go to the goldfields at the time of the Eureka stockade and it is felt he may have died there. The Eureka Stockade was in December 1854 after Maria Wiseman had remarried which would mean either he and Maria have parted or he was already dead at the time of her second marriage in May 1854. The Victorian deaths were searched but no record of his death was found in that colony and there is no record of his death in New South Wales.
Christopher’s second name, Parkinson comes from another old family in Bolton-le-Moors.
He arrived in Australia as an immigrant 4 Dec 1841 on the “Columbine”.
The person writing out the forms on the ship has changed spelling of surname from Thweat to Thwaite as had the person who filled in the 1841 census. Immigration record gives his occupation as “ farm labourer”.
He married Maria Wiseman (1st marriage for Maria) 3 Oct 1842 at Scots Church (Presbyterian) in Sydney by John Dunmore Lang.
It is not known when or where he died, but one account said he had left to go to the goldfields at the time of the Eureka stockade and it is felt he may have died there. The Eureka Stockade was in December 1854 after Maria Wiseman had remarried which would mean either he and Maria have parted or he was already dead at the time of her second marriage in May 1854. The Victorian deaths were searched but no record of his death was found in that colony and there is no record of his death in New South Wales.
Notes for George (Spouse 2)
He was a convict. the Convict muster of 1825 lists a George Irby arriving 1823 on “ Recovery” plus John Irby & Thomas Irby. George was convicted in Oxford 3 Mar 1818.
The 1828 census records George’s age at 27, this would suggest he was born circa 1801, 7 years later than expected. George and bothers were working for John Macathur of Bowral.
The 1828 census records George’s age at 27, this would suggest he was born circa 1801, 7 years later than expected. George and bothers were working for John Macathur of Bowral.
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 3)
Brother of Maria’s second husband George. He also had been a convict. He was not listed as being pardoned in the 1834-59 records, but may have occured either before or after this time but before his marriage in 1864.