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The Andrews-Farrell children

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Francis Andrews
(c1770 ?London-1808 Bethnal Green )

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Thomas Andrews
(c1774 ?London -

Andrews-Eady marriage 1794 Bethnal Green St Matthew Andrews-Eady family Frances Eleanor Andrews baptism 1797 Bethnal Green St Matthew Mary Andrews baptism 1802 Shoreditch St Leonard Thomas Andrews baptism 1805 Bethnal Green St Matthew Sarah Rachel Andrews baptism 1807 Stepney St Dunstan Francis Andrews baptism 1810 Bethnal Green Eleanor Elizabeth Andrews baptism 1812 Shoreditch St Leonard Andrews-Eady family UK census addresses Thomas Andrews (1805-1862) 1841 Bethnal Green Cheshire St 35 weaver with wife Mary, 3 chn 1851 Bethnal Green 34 New Tyson St 43 head m silk weaver journeyman with wife Mary, 7 chn 1861 Bethnal Green 12 Winchester Cres 55 head m silk weaver with wife Mary, 6 chn Sarah Rachel Potts nee Andrews (1807-1892) 1841 Bethnal Green Manchester St 30 with husband Andrew, dau Mary 1851 Bethnal Green 78 Hare St 43 wife m hand loom weaver silk with husband Andrew, dau Mary 1861 Bethnal Green 66 Hare St 52 wife m silk weaver with husband Andrew 1871 Bethnal Green Workhouse 62 inmate m weaver silk with husband Andrew in workhouse 1881 Bethnal Green Workhouse, Waterloo Rd 74 pauper o weaveress husband also in workhouse 1891 Bethnal Green Workhouse 81 sick inmate o

Andrews-Bodle family details courtesy of Lynda Andrews-Bodle family UK census addresses Thomas Charles Andrews (1835-) 1841 Bethnal Green Cheshire St with parents, 2 sibs 1851 Bethnal Green 34 New Tyson St 15 son u silk weaver journeyman with parents, 6 sibs 1861 Bethnal Green 12 Winchester Cres 25 son u tin plate worker with parents, 5 sibs 1881 Southwark St Geo 14 Harrow St 45 head m tin plate worker with wife Sarah, 3 chn Andrew Andrews (1840-) 1841 Bethnal Green Cheshire St 2 with parents, 2 sibs 1851 Bethnal Green 34 New Tyson St 11 son u errand boy with parents, 6 sibs 1861 Bethnal Green 12 Winchester Cres 21 son u tin plate worker parents, 5 sibs 1871 Bethnal Green 7 Bates Place 29 head m tin plate worker with wife Ann, 2 chn 1881 Bethnal Green 49 Old Ford Rd 41 head m tin plate worker with wife Ann, 3 chn, mother, 2 lodgers 1891 Hackney 49 Old Ford Rd 51 head m tin plate worker with wife Annie, 3 chn, d-i-l, gdr, 1 lodger 1901 Hackney ?8 Lydner St 61 head m tin plate worker with wife Annie, 1 son, 1 lodger John Andrews (1850-) 1851 Bethnal Green 34 New Tyson St 1 son u with parents, 6 sibs 1861 Bethnal Green 12 Winchester Cres 11 son u scholar parents, 5 sibs 1891 Stratford St Mary 4 Rothbury Terr 40 head m mason with wife Annie, 1 dau ?others

Francis Andrews b.1810, transported to Australia lots about Francis, many thanks to Kim First trial of Francis Andrews, 1828 source: Ancestry - All England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892 Source Citation: Class: HO 26; Piece: 34; Page: 4 Name: Francis Andrews Age: 16 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1812 Date of Trial: Jul 1828 Trial Year: 1828 Location of Trial: Middlesex, England Sentence: Acquittal see trial at Old Bailey online Second trial of Francis Andrews, 1833 Tried for theft from a specified place, 16th May 1833, Sentence of transporation for life transported to Australia on "John (2)" 1833 see trial at Old Bailey online source: Ancestry - Australian Convict Transportation Registers – Other Fleets & Ships, 1791-1868 Name: Francis Andrews Vessel: John (2) Convicted Date: 16 May 1833 Voyage Date: 3 Aug 1833 Colony: Van Dieman's Land Piece: HO 11/9 Place of Conviction: Middlesex, England, Middlesex Goal Delivery Term Life 1833 muster 1835 muster 1846 muster source: Ancestry - New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia Convict Musters, 1806-1849 Name: Francis Andrews Arrival Date: 1833 Vessel: John (2) Piece: HO 10/38 Province: Tasmania Title: Ledger Returns A-R Year(s): 1846 Place of Conviction: Middlesex cond. pardon 1844 1844 Pardon source: Ancestry - New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia, Convict Pardons and Tickets of Leave, 1834-1859 Name: Francis Andrews Vessel: John (2) Piece: HO 10/59 Province: Tasmania Title: Pardons Year(s): 1845-1846 Place of Conviction: Middlesex No yrs in colony: 11 No yrs w/TOL: 3 Comment: His general conduct having been good from the period of his arrival and the ordinary probation having been completed by him as a Ticket of Leave holder. 1844 Pardon From Kim - more about Francis Andrews, what he looked like & punishments for stepping out of line I went looking at the Tasmanian archives Tasmanian Archives there's a very comprehensive description of him - page 199 - here's the link Francis Andrews' Description it wasn't the first time he'd been in trouble - page 102 conduct register, not easy to read/understand some of it Francis Andrews had attitude! Did 'our' Francis Andrews die at Stoney Creek, Singleton in 1870? From Kim: The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser Thursday 8 December 1870: From Ray: I think that this was probably the Francis Andrews transported to NSW on "Captain Cook" in 1833. He was assigned W.S.Bell at Patrick Plains (now Singleton) in 1837 and was granted a Ticket-of-Leave on 18.11.1837. He was then at Invermein, which is now the town of Scone (that name adopted in 1838). I took the above information from the "Free or Felon" site. So, where did "our Francis Andrews" "John (2) 1833" die?

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