Ellen (Dudgeon) McIntosh (abt. 1788 - 1826)

Born about 1788 in Kent, England [uncertain]

Wife of Robert McIntosh — married 8 Jul 1807 (to 30 Aug 1826) in St. Michael's, Dublin South, County Dublin, Ireland

Descendants

Died 30 Aug 1826 at about age 38 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Biography

Ellen (Dudgeon) McIntosh (1788-1826)

Ellen Dudgeon was born about 1788 probably at Kent, England.

Robert McIntosh married Ellen Dudgeon 8 July 1807 at St Michael's, Dublin, Ireland.

Robert and his wife and children, arrived Australia 11th Feb 1814, by "Windham", with HQ of H.M. 46th Regiment as Regt Sgt Band Master. He left army 7th Sept. 1871 to become land owner Pitwater, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Ellen (Dudgeon) McIntosh age 36 passed away 30 August 1826 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Ellen was buried at St James Parish, Cumberland county/ district, New South Wales, Australia. ^[1] Her headstone at St John's Anglican Church Cemetery, Gordon, NSW, records Removed from Devonshire, Street, Cemetery on 28 1901 to Gordon. The headstone is the oldest in Gordon Cemetery.

Sources

1. ↑ Burial: "Australia Deaths and Burials, 1816-1980," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTHN-BW5 : 11 February 2018), Ellen Mcintosh, 1788; citing reference No 1327; FHL microfilm 993,967.Ellen McIntosh |Gender Female |Burial Date 01 Sep 1826 |Burial Place St. James, Cumberland, New South Wales, Australia |Age 38 |Birth Date 1788

See also:

• Arrival in NSW Free Settler or Felon Item: 70231 |Surname:McIntosh |First Name: Robert |Ship: Windham 1814 |Date:1820 |Place: Newcastle |Source: CSI |Details: Came free. Master of 46th Regiment band. Sentenced to transportation to Newcastle for 4 years.|

• National Library Australia 1984, English, Book, Illustrated edition: Bandmaster to farmer/settler / by Clifford S. McIntosh. McIntosh, Clifford S. (Clifford Stanley), 1909-1994

• This Newspaper Article below provides information about the various McIntosh family relationships. "LAW INTELLIGENCE." The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) 16 June 1851: 2. Web. 17 May 2019 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12927955>.

Acknowledgements

Note: Clifford Stanley McIntosh, known as the "McIntosh Clan Head for Australia'", wrote Bandmaster to Farmer/Settler 1984. (ISBN 0 9591325 0 3). Clifford throughly research the McIntosh Family History in Australia and left a lasting legacy for others. Darcy-578

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