30th Oct 1857 William Woodworth found guilty of Vagrancy in Ballarat - 12 months hard labour in Pentridge Gaol which makes fatherhood unlikely.<GR>
1864 After the death of her mother Catherine, Ann Mary Woodworth moves from Victoria to Grenfell, NSW following the discovery of gold there in 1864, taking along her own daughters Esther & Mary Jane together with her younger half-siblings Thomas & Sarah Dann before 1869. (Sarah's 1st marriage). Carlo Torcetti & Nicola Orsini are also attracted by the gold in Grenfell area. By the time of the marriage of Esther to Nicola, Ann Mary is living with Carlo Torcetti.
Registration Number Groom's Family Name Groom's Given Name(s) Bride's Family Name(s) Bride's Given Name(s) District
3629/1875 PULLEY DENNIS WOODWORTH MARY J ORANGE
Name Registration Number Father's Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) District
PULLEY MARY J 15587/1930 WORDSWORTH 72 YRS ANN M R ORANGE
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