BIRTH. Tas BDM Birth Ref: # 2143: 11 Feb 1861, Father James Harris, Mother Charlotte Harris, formerly Newbon, Informant: Fanny Newbon
MARRIAGE. Tas BDM Marriage Reg: #109: 1 Apr 1891, at St Andrews Church, Evandale, James Harris, 30, bachelor, labourer, Jemima Hanney, 28, spinster, labourer's daughter, Witnesses: Cherry Gutteridge, M. Atkinson.
Children:
(1) Helmer Harris 1893, d. 1968 (Qld BDM Reg: #: C6677, 1968, Helmer Harris, Father: James Harris, Mother: Jemima Hanney;
Birth of Spouse: Tas BDM Birth Reg: #1529: 22 Jul 1857, Father Thomas Hanney, farmer, Mother Elizabeth Hanney, formerly Warner, Informant: James Franklin, Evansdale dealer. https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD33-1-35p054j2k
"Jemima's father was Thomas Hanney (convict transported per Barossa 1844) and her mother Elizabeth Wardner (convict transported per Earl Grey 1850). Jemima was named after her Grandmother, Jemima, who immigrated from Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire sometime between 1844 and 1891. Her Grandfather was John Hanney (convict transported per London 1844)": http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/AUS-Tasmania/2000-03/0953463291
Marriage of Jemima's parents: Tas BDM Marriage Reg: #850: 29 Apr 1851, at Evansdale Parish Church, Thomas Hanney, 22, bachelor, ticket licence, Elizabeth Wardner, 20, P-holder, Witnesses: Joseph Bluff, Jane Bailey, Helen Wilkinson, Mary Wilkinson. https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-10p338j2k
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