![]() | 1832 39 38 Lancashire, England |
![]() | 15 April 1832 Ormskirk, Lancashire, England Address: Lathom Chapel, Ormskirk |
![]() | August 1833 (Age 19 months)
paternal grandfather -
Henry Plumb
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![]() | 1835 (Age 3)
elder brother -
William Plumb
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![]() | September 1846 (Age 14)
paternal grandmother -
Alice Baxtonden
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![]() | 1848 (Age 16)
elder brother -
Henry Plumb
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![]() | Irene Webster - View family 4 June 1854 (Age 22) Liverpool, Lancashire, England Address: Christ Church, Liverpool |
![]() #1 | 28 March 1855 (Age 23) Liverpool, Lancashire, England
daughter -
Jane Charlotta Plumb
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![]() | 20 May 1856 (Age 24) Liverpool, Lancashire, England Note: John, together with his wife Irene and daughter Jane, sailed from Liverpool departing 20 May 1856 on the clipper ship "Red Jacket" to Melbourne via the Cape of Good Hope. |
![]() | 11 August 1856 (Age 24) Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Note:
Red Jacket was at anchor inside Port Phillip Heads on the evening of 10 August 1856, 83 days form Li…
Red Jacket was at anchor inside Port Phillip Heads on the evening of 10 August 1856, 83 days form Liverpool. Entry through the Heads was delayed by adverse winds. Some mails were taked off Jed Jacket outside the Heads by steam packet boats.
The Red Jacket carried 402 passengers, of which 369 were in intermediate or steerage class. |
![]() #2 | 1856 (Age 24) Eastern Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
son -
John Thomas Plumb
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![]() #3 | 1859 (Age 27) Emerald Hill, Victoria, Australia
daughter -
Irene Plumb
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![]() #4 | 1861 (Age 29)
son -
Richard Plumb
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![]() #5 | 1861 (Age 29) Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
daughter -
Elizabeth Plumb
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![]() | 1862 (Age 30) Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
daughter -
Elizabeth Plumb
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![]() | 22 July 1863 (Age 31) Lathom, Lancashire, England
father -
Richard Plumb
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![]() | 1864 (Age 32)
elder brother -
Richard Plumb
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![]() | 1871 (Age 39)
mother -
Jane Bates
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![]() | 1879 (Age 47)
wife -
Irene Webster
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![]() | Richard Plumb - View family 1881 (Age 49)
son -
Richard Plumb
daughter-in-law -
Selina Ann Simmons
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![]() | Sarah Jane Whitten - View family 17 May 1882 (Age 50) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Address: Holy Trinity Church of England, Doncaster by Arthur Pickering |
![]() | Head Porter 17 May 1882 (Age 50)Employer: Victorian Railways |
![]() | Railwayman Employer: Victorian Railways Note: Locomotive is Victorian Railway's "M Class" built by Phoenix Foundary, Ballarat. No 224 was placed on the register on 14/7/1885 and removed on 15/8/1914. |
![]() | 17 May 1882 (Age 50) Yarra Bank, Emerald Hill, Victoria, Australia |
![]() #6 | 11 April 1883 (Age 51) Yarra Bank, Emerald Hill, Victoria, Australia
daughter -
Laura Margaret Plumb
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![]() | Irene Plumb - View family 1884 (Age 52) Albury, New South Wales, Australia
son-in-law -
George Whiteside
daughter -
Irene Plumb
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![]() | 1884 (Age 52)
elder sister -
Jane Plumb
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![]() #7 | 3 July 1885 (Age 53) Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
son -
John Harvey "Jack" Plumb
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![]() #8 | 10 May 1890 (Age 58) Prahran, Victoria, Australia
daughter -
Irene Annie "Rene" Plumb
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![]() | 1891 (Age 59)
elder sister -
Alice Plumb
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![]() | 9 January 1892 (Age 60) |
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Family with parents - View family |
father |
Richard Plumb
Birth 1793 33 24 Death 22 July 1863 (Age 70) Lathom, Lancashire, England Loading...
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1 year mother |
Jane Bates
Birth 1794 Death 1871 (Age 77) Loading...
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Religious marriage: 17 October 1813 — Preston, Lancashire, England |
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3 years #1 elder sister |
Alice Plumb
Birth 19 January 1817 24 23 Death 1891 (Age 73) Loading...
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3 years #2 elder brother |
Henry Plumb
Birth 17 October 1819 26 25 Death 1848 (Age 28) Loading...
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15 months #3 elder brother |
Richard Plumb
Birth 1821 28 27 Death 1864 (Age 43) Loading...
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3 years #4 elder sister |
Jane Plumb
Birth 9 February 1824 31 30 Death 1884 (Age 59) Loading...
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2 years #5 elder brother |
William Plumb
Birth 25 May 1826 33 32 Lathom, Lancashire, England Death 1827 (Age 7 months) Loading...
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19 months #6 elder sister |
Mary Plumb
Birth 1828 35 34 Loading...
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2 years #7 elder brother |
William Plumb
Birth 1830 37 36 Death 1835 (Age 5) Loading...
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2 years #8 himself |
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Family with Sarah Jane Whitten - View family |
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24 years wife |
Birth 30 June 1855 24 25 Kew, Victoria, Australia Death 1 August 1946 (Age 91) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Religious marriage: 17 May 1882 — Doncaster, Victoria, Australia |
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11 months #1 daughter |
Birth 11 April 1883 51 27 Yarra Bank, Emerald Hill, Victoria, Australia Death 10 October 1924 (Age 41) Blackburn, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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2 years #2 son |
John Harvey "Jack" Plumb
Birth 3 July 1885 53 30 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Death 16 July 1957 (Age 72) Loading...
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5 years #3 daughter |
Birth 10 May 1890 58 34 Prahran, Victoria, Australia Death 5 February 1969 (Age 78) Doncaster, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Family with Irene Webster - View family |
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-3 years wife |
Irene Webster
Birth 1829 Death 1879 (Age 50) Loading...
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Religious marriage: 4 June 1854 — Liverpool, Lancashire, England |
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10 months #1 daughter |
Jane Charlotta Plumb
Birth 28 March 1855 23 26 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Loading...
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9 months #2 son |
John Thomas Plumb
Birth 1856 24 27 Eastern Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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3 years #3 daughter |
Irene Plumb
Birth 1859 27 30 Emerald Hill, Victoria, Australia Death 1932 (Age 73) Loading...
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2 years #4 son |
Richard Plumb
Birth 1861 29 32 Death 1924 (Age 63) Prahran, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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#5 daughter |
Elizabeth Plumb
Birth 1861 29 32 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Death 1862 (Age 12 months) Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Loading...
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Emigration | John, together with his wife Irene and daughter Jane, sailed from Liverpool departing 20 May 1856 on the clipper ship "Red Jacket" to Melbourne via the Cape of Good Hope. |
Immigration | Red Jacket was at anchor inside Port Phillip Heads on the evening of 10 August 1856, 83 days form Liverpool. Entry through the Heads was delayed by adverse winds. Some mails were taked off Jed Jacket outside the Heads by steam packet boats.
The Red Jacket carried 402 passengers, of which 369 were in intermediate or steerage class. |
Occupation | Locomotive is Victorian Railway's "M Class" built by Phoenix Foundary, Ballarat. No 224 was placed on the register on 14/7/1885 and removed on 15/8/1914. |
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