Oakley and Turner: Sydney, NSW
Could anyone having info on James Oakley (England) or Jane Turner (Scotland) who married at St Andrews Scots church in Sydney NSW, 1849, witnesses George Brown and Helen McGray, please contact me?
There were a few James Oakleys transported from England to Australia, including James Oakley from Glemsford in 1829.
There was a James Oakley of Dudley, Worcestershire, born 1810 who was tried at age 22 at Stafford Assizes for stealing fowls.
He sailed for Australia onthe "Parmelia" on 16 November 1832.
He had been married and had two male children. Does anyone know more about their family line?
Regards,
Susan Lamberton (nee Oakley)
As always, contact me (Steve Clarke) in the first instance, and I will put you in touch with Susan.
There were a few James Oakleys transported from England to Australia, including James Oakley from Glemsford in 1829.
There was a James Oakley of Dudley, Worcestershire, born 1810 who was tried at age 22 at Stafford Assizes for stealing fowls.
He sailed for Australia onthe "Parmelia" on 16 November 1832.
He had been married and had two male children. Does anyone know more about their family line?
Regards,
Susan Lamberton (nee Oakley)
As always, contact me (Steve Clarke) in the first instance, and I will put you in touch with Susan.
posted by Steve Clarke at 10:41 AM
2 Comments:
In relation to the information you have posted, I feel i may have some information that might help you. The James Oakley born in 1810 was my great,great,great,great grandfather. I have our complete family history since James came to Australia. Please let me know if I can be any further assistance.
Regards,
Chloe
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