George
Bradburn
Born in County Cavan, Ireland
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Ann (Livingston) Bradburn
— married
29 Feb 1844 (to about 1864) in Drung, County Cavan, Ireland
Descendants 
Father of
Richard Bradburn, Francis Bradburn, Robert William Bradburn, Margaret (Bradburn) Bennett and Sarah Emily Bradburn
Died
at age 47
in Burwood, New South Wales, Australia
Profile last modified
| Created 8 Oct 2016
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Biography
George Bradburn was possibly the youngest son of Richard and Margaret Bradburn of Drung, Cavan in Ireland, and born in about May 1817.
Married Ann Livingston (or Levingston) the daughter of Francis and Sarah Livingston (maybe Levingston) in Ireland sometime before immigrating to Australia on the "Elizabeth" in 1845. He is described as a 27 year old farm labourer from Cavan in Ireland. (I will update this when I can ascertain marriage and possible births in Ireland before this date.)
Note that on this same voyage of the Elizabeth to the New South Wales colony was a 21 year old William Bradburn.
They had about 7 children all born in Australia between 1845 and 1864 when George passed away at Burwood in New South Wales, Australia.
The Newspaper reports of the day say: "The coroner's jury found that "Deceased, aged forty-seven years, came by his death from injuries accidentally received by falling from his cart on the evening of the 18th instant, and being kicked in the abdomen by his mare."
George was buried at St. Thomas' Anglican Cemetery on Coronation Parade, Enfield, New South Wales, Australia. A long Probate Process seemed to then commence as George had died Intestate.
Sources
- Early birth/christening records from the "Ireland Births and Baptisms, 1620-1881," database, FamilySearch website [1] 8 December 2014, George Bradburn, ; citing DRUNG,CAVAN,IRELAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0897355 IT 6.
- Ancestry/Rootsweb pages [2]
- Irish Census of 1821 [3]
- Immigration records from the New South Wales State Archives and Records: [4]
- One of two similar Death Registrations on the NSW BDMs #2500/1864 or 1104/1864 V1864540/144. (I will update when I can eliminate one)
- Australian Cemeteries Index website [5]
- The Find a Grave website Find A Grave: Memorial #123531392
- Death notice on TROVE [6]
- Coroners Report on Ancestry [7]
- Basic information from [8]
- Probate Notice on TROVE 1864 [9]
- Further Probate Notice nearly 20 years later [10]
- Final probate Notice post Ann's death [11]
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