Book: 'Norfolk Island 1788-1813: The People and their Families'
note: Arrivals = England to Norfolk Island / Departures =
Norfolk Is. to Tasmania
page 34
ENGLISH listed, although may not be related.
English, Mary (married Norfolk Is.) Handley, William
English, Nicholas - arrived: 29 Jan 1790
page 46
Handley, William - Date of Departure: 14 Feb 1808
English, Mary - Ship: Hercules, Date of Arrival: 1801, Date
of Departure: 14 Feb 1808
___, William (son) - Date of Departure: 14 Feb 1808
___, Unknown (relative to Mary English) - died 05 Feb 1804
(loc. would be Norfolk Island)
source:
Norfolk Island 1788-1813: The People and their Families
James Hugh Donohoe
Privately Published, Sydney; 1986
ISBN 1-86252-614-1
I recently came across an English record while reading some
old newspapers
and thought someone might need it one day:
Corke Journal
March 11 - March 14, 1770
Marriage - Mr. Thad O'Driscoll of Corke, an eminent merchant,
to Miss
English, daughter of William English late of Springfield,
Co. Tipperary.
Janet Crawford
Paris, France - New
York, NY, USA
The Dothan Eagle
Dothan, Alabama
22 February 1911
BREACH OF PROMISE CHARGED
New York, Feb. 21.-Post cards, on which were written fervent
protestations of affection figured prominently today in the
$100,000 breach of promise suit brought by Annette Bertha Grunspan,
a pretty young Parisienne, against William English Walling,
a wealthy socialist writer on socialistic topics, in the Supreme
court.
Miss Grunspans's testimony went to show that Walling met her
in Paris and proposed to her half a dozen times in as many different
European countries. Walling is now the husband of Anna Struncky,
noted as a writer.
"He paid my schooling in Paris and London and my other
bills," declared the young woman. "I studied English
and English manners and etiquette so that I could be presentable
to Mr. Walling's friends after we were married, as he told me
he wanted me to do."
