Birth[1][2][3]
Agnes Timmins was born on the 20th of November 1828 at Yarramundi NSW and is the twelfth child born to convict parents, James Timmins (1757-1837) (Convict Ship “Friendship” arrival 1800) and Ann (Baldwin) Timmins (1788-1884) (Convict Ship “Sydney Cove” arrival 1807).
Baptism[4]
She was baptised on the 18th of February 1829 at St Mary's Roman Catholic. The family's usual abode was recorded as Richmond District.
Marriage[5][3]
Agnes Timmins married George Pearce (also spelt as Pierce) on the 25th of January 1847 at St Peter's Richmond NSW, Australia.
Death[3][7][8]
Agnes died on the 13th of January 1885 at Richmond NSW. Recorded on her death certificate it states that she was 56 years old. The informant was Edwin Pearce, her son, who lived in Richmond NSW.
Burial[9]
Agnes was buried on the 14th January 1885 at Richmond NSW. Minister R.G. Kemp Episcopalian. Witnesses were George Pearce and W Pearce.
Sources
↑ NSW Baptism Certificate name of Agnes TIMMINS Number 1163 Vol 127 held in the collection of C Timmins.
↑ 3.03.13.23.3 Michelle Nichols and Laurel Legge, The Hawkesbury Pioneer Register, 2nd ed. (Windsor, N.S.W.: Hawkesbury Family History Group, 1994, p. 142).
↑ NSW Baptism Certificate name of Agnes TIMMINS Number 1163 Vol 127 held in the collection of C Timmins.
↑ NSW Marriage Online Register George Pearce and Agnes Timmins Number 270/1847 V1847270 32C
↑ Close, Val. Corn and Pumpkins and Yarramundi. 1st ed. Toronto, NSW: E & J Taylor, 1986.
↑ Val Close, Corn And Pumpkins And Yarramundi, 1st ed. (Toronto NSW: E & J Taylor, 1986, p. 68.)
↑ NSW Death Certificate Agnes Pearce Ref Number 10818/1885 held in the collection of C Timmins.
↑ NSW Death Certificate Agnes Pearce Ref Number 10818/1885 held in the collection of C Timmins.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Agnes by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Agnes:
Hi Di, I went looking for a source for Agnes' birth and found NSW BDM 1163/1828 V18281163 127 and 1190/1828 V18281190 128 but these cite the mother's name as Mary not Ann. If you haven't already, it's probably worth getting these confirm that it is the same family as the other children. If it is, the mother Anne should probably have 'Mary' added as a preferred or other name.
Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985 for Agnes Pearce states parents were Ann and James .....