Born about in Bramshot, Hampshire, England
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
John Kingshott
— married
about 1 Jan 1821 in Bramshot, Hampshire, England
Descendants 
Mother of
John Small and Stephen Small
Died
at about age 38
in New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia
Profile last modified
| Created 22 Mar 2014
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Biography
No sources found to confirm maiden name of wife of John Kingshott. However, sources confirm her first name as Mary.
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Rejected matches › Mary Snell (abt.1800-)
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https://kingshott.sharepoint.com/Pages/TheRunawaySettlers.aspx
The John Kingshott/Mary Small marriage was often touted as the marriage of another John Kingshott who was transported to Tasmania in 1831. Whilst it was accepted for many years that this was correct, subsequent work conducted by Jan Kingshott showed this as incorrect. The John Kingshott who married Mary Small was not the convict, but his third cousin. Their childrens' names were: William, John, Archibald, James and Emma. There is a book written about Mary Small; The Runaway Settlers by Elsie Locke.