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George CUTTLER
& Sarah Ann RAVEY Early Australian Settlers
Descendants of James CUTTLER of Goosnargh Ancestors of George CUTTLER of Maryborough GRO (St Cath's) Indexes Births / Marriages / Deaths UK CENSUS Pictures/Photos Return to Mary B's HOME Page |
The
CUTTLERs of Maryborough, Qld
Introduction My CUTTLER line comes from around manchester, Lancs, England and can be traced back to the birth of James CUTLER at Goosnargh, Lancs in about 1734. My particular line seems to come from alternating generations of James' and Georges down to my grandfather, Jim, who had two daughters, Margaret Mary (Rita) and Josephine Ottilie (Dot). This family of CUTTLERs, specifically George and Sarah Ann and family, migrated to Hervey Bay (Maryborough), Queensland, Australia on the DAVID McIVOR in 1864. Acknowledgements:
George
CUTLER married Sarah Anne REAVEY (both of them were Power Loom Weavers)
Sarah
Anne had a brother Michael, born abt.
1819 and a sister
Eliza,
born abt. 1820. Film
624a at Manchester Library, HO 107.574/8 George
in this 1841 census entry became the husband of Sarah Anne RAVEY. St.
Georges, Manchester This
is our George and family. I don’t know where Sarah Anne was on the
night of the census – must have been visiting someone. at
99
Usborne Street.(should be Osborne Street) At
CHAPEL ST 346 Oldham Rd (corner of Lloyd Streeet) George 34 furniture
broker Born
Salford George and Sarah Ann CUTTLER migrated with their children to Australia in 1864 on the David McIvor. at 99 Osborne Street Manchester Mary
Ann CUTTLERHead UnmarriedAge 64Cotton WeaverBorn Bolton This is George CUTTLER’s sister. At
21 Queen St., Ardwick, Lancashire, England Also....... Marr, Age, Sex, Birthplace .... John
CROSSLEY M 65 M Manchester, Lancashire, England Mary
Ann CROSSLEY M 63 F Derby, England Daniel
REVEY W 64 M Manchester,
Lancashire, England Alfred
REVEY U 19 M Ardwick,
Lancashire, England (The Daniel RAVEY in the above entry would have been born abt. 1817 – don’t know if there is any connection) 1850 Trade Directory lists..... Michael Reavy, shoemaker, at 43, Great Bridgewater St. (Sarah Anne’s brother - son of Daniel and Mary REAVY,) Cutler,
George, overlooker 42, Worsley St, Oxford Rd (Husband of Sarah Anne) 1858 Directory: Cutler,
James, householder, 99 Osborne St., Oldham Rd (our George’s Dad) Mary
RAVEY widow of Daniel RAVEY, shoemaker, The report below could well be the story of our
own Sarah Anne’s mother Mary.…… On
the 16th. August 1819, the Manchester Yeomanry charged a peaceful
demonstration at St.Peter's fields Manchester, cutting down men,
women and children with their sabres. The incident became known
as "Peterloo", a Pauline Cohen, a paid researcher looked up the details of Mary Ravey's injuries in 1989. Her right arm was bruised by being trampled by the crowd. She was disabled for two days and received 10 shillings relief. (This Mary RAVEY, 36 yo in 1819 would have been born c.1783) |
