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Oct 1807 baptism of Phoebe Stirrup in Warrington, Lancs to parents Thomas Stirrup & Mary Cloweth (m. 1799 Runcorn, Cheshire). Thomas was a farm labourer. Phoebe was named after her grandmother.
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Apr & Oct 1828 was tried in Salford (Manchester) for stealing using the alias Elizabeth Harrison. 7 years transportation. These were not her first offences.
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3 Aug 1829 arrived in Sydney aboard the ship Sovereign. On board she was probably assigned to SA Perry (our new Deputy Surveyor General) to help control his 6 children.
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Aug 1829 once landed continued to be assigned to Samuel Perry in William St & latter in Birchgrove House, Birchgrove. ref: Perry Soldier & Surveyor by Oppenheimer
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12 Oct 1830 applied for permission to marry Joseph Griffith, of Waterloo, also assigned to Mr Perry. Application withdrawn a few days later as he had tried to stow away on the ship Schnapper.
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12 Feb 1831 birth of son Covenant Charles Stirrup NSWBDM V1831196 15/1831
20 Mar 1831 bap reveals that she was Phoebe Stirrup using alias Elizabeth Harrison. p57 St Philips Sydney baptisms register
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2 Sep 1832 married Amos Cowles (convict Amos Scols) Christ Church Newcastle NSW BDM V18321206 16/1832
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8 May 1833 birth of daughter Harriet Cole (Apparently trying to escape their convict past they were living as Cole) NSW BDM V1933735 17/1833
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17 Nov 1833 Death of Amos Date from headstone at Kayuga near Muswellbrook. In a letter to CS to encourage TOL for Phoebe (1834) we learn he died from an "Accidental discharge of a musket"
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9 Jan 1835 married Peter McAlpin (Cole & McAlpin) NSW BDM V18351459 19/1835
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4 Apr 1841 birth of son Henry Richard Cloweth McAlpin (date from family bible) no record at NSW BDM
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31 Mar 1852 married Frederick Wingrave (convict) by licence in Mudgee NSW BDM V1852590 38C/1852
(Previous husband was missing for 15 years so she must have proclaimed him dead)
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1852 established the Diggers Arms Hotel in Windeyer (Mudgee)
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2 Nov 1885 Found dead face down in Long Creek Windeyer NSW BDM 12041/1885
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