MARTHA COATES (Coates-1576)
PARENTS.
BIRTH. Abt. 1783, Rathdrum, Wicklow, Ireland
MARRIAGE. date unknown, location unknown
MARRIAGE. date unknown, James Fenton (I), son of ??
Children:
Death of Spouse: 30 Aug 1833, Bay of Biscay, aboard the OTHELLO en route to Australia
1833 SHIP OTHELLO - from Liverpool. James Fenton and family from Dunlavin, Ireland via steamship from Dublin to Liverpool. Martha - Widowed on the 4th day at sea - and her six children were met on the arrival of the Othello in Hobart by Cpts. Michael and Thomas [Fenton, who had preceded them to VDL] http://figtreenews.com/index.php/newletter/australian-menu/27-extracts-from-journal-of-a-voyage-and-the-miller-diary
IMMIGRATION. On the OTHELLO. 430 tons, Master Leggett. Departed Liverpool 26/27 Aug 1833. Arrived Hobart Town 18 Feb 1834.
IMMIGRATION. TRADE AND SHIPPING. The ship Othello, 404 tons, Capt. Legett, arrived on Tuesday from Liverpool 27th Aug. with goods. - Passengers Messrs. Murphy, Bryan (2), Grace, Croker, Mrs. Fenton and 6 children, Miss Sarah Rawson, with 104 in the steerage. The Othello was struck by lightning on the night of the 19th Sept, in lat. 10½ degrees N. long. 22¼ west. Jury masts were afterwards got up and the vessel arrived at Rio on the 29th Oct. having sailed 3145 miles since the disaster, the distance in a direct course being 2424 miles. Among the passengers by the Othello, are 2 farmers, 1 mason, 2 millwrights, 2 tanners, 1 chandler, 2 builders, 1 soap boiler, 1 nailer and 4 young women, namely, Janet McIntosh, Jane McKendrick, Harriet and Johanna Fitzgerald.
IMMIGRATION. Tas Gov Archives: Arrival on the Othello
(7 Mar 1834). WILLIAM THE FOURTH, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King Defender of the Faith, &c. In the administration of James Fenton, late of Dunlavin, County of Wicklow, Esquire, deceased, to the next of kin of the said James Fenton, and to all Christian people. GREETING, YOU and each of you, are hereby cited and warned, that you be and appear in our Supreme Court of Van Diemen's land, on Saturday the 8th of March next, at the Court House Hobart town, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and that you and each of you then and there show cause to this honourable court, why administration of the goods and chattels, rights, credits, and effects of the said James Fenton, deceased, should not be granted to Martha Fenton, the widow and relict of the said James Fenton, deceased, or for ever renounce the administration of the goods, chattels, rights, credits and effects of the said deceased, intestate, as hath been represented to us. Witness the Honourable John Lewes Pedder, Esq. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Van Diemen's land, at Hobart town, aforesaid, this 20th day of February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four, By the Court, W. SORELL, Registrar. G. Butler, proctor for the said Martha Fenton, widow of the said deceased.
CENSUS. 1848
DEATH. 21 Dec 1858, Red Banks, Swan Port, Tasmania, Australia
DEATH. 21 Dec 1858
(1858). DEATH. On Tuesday, the 21st December, 1858, at Red Banks, Swan Port, Tasmania, the residence of her son-in-law, Edward Carr Shaw, Esq, J.P., MARTHA, relict of the late James Fenton, Esq , of Dunlavin, County Wicklow, Ireland, aged seventy-five years.
WILL OF MARTHA FENTON:
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