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Isaac HAYMAN & Emma DUNKLEY
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Male Partner :
Isaac HAYMAN [I1567] ---   This Person's Known Details   --- (2)
Born :
c. 1818 in , , England (3)
Married :
03 Jan 1840 in Taunton, Somerset (1)
Died :
(Date Unknown)
Father :
Mother :
Partner(s) :
Migrated to :
12 Jun 1848 Sydney, NSW (4 5)
Female Partner :
Emma DUNKLEY [I1561] ---   This Person's Known Details   --- (6 7)
Other Name Used :
HAYMAN, (1st Marr)
Other Name Used :
DOWDICAN, (2nd Marr)
Other Name Used :
MCINTOSH, (3rd Marr)
Other Name Used :
S(T)IMPSON, (4th Marr)
Born :
c. 1828 in St Michael Creech, Somerset (8 9)
Died :
(Date Unknown)
Father :
Mother :
Partner(s) :
Peter Campbell MCINTOSH
Migrated to :
12 Jun 1848 Sydney, NSW (10 11)
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Source Citations
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  1. {S0498}, Internet (WCP) Robinson and Hatch Family History : re McINTOSH, DUNKLEY and HAYMAN [474] (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=robinson21&id=I151).
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (16 FEB 2012)
  2. {S0499}, Shipping Records 1848 "Canton" [475].
    Quality Ranking : 3.
    (21 FEB 2012)
  3. Ibid.
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (21 FEB 2012)
  4. Ibid.
    Quality Ranking : 3.
    (21 FEB 2012)
  5. {S0199}, Internet : General [185].
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (21 FEB 2012)

    "(1) SHIP OF LONDON, DANIEL FRIEND, MASTER, BURTHEN 507 TONS,
    FROM THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH TO PORT JACKSON, NEW SOUTH WALES, 12TH JUNE 1848; (2) Sailed 20 February 1848"

  6. {S0498}, Internet (WCP) Robinson and Hatch Family History : re McINTOSH, DUNKLEY and HAYMAN [474] (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=robinson21&id=I151).
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (16 FEB 2012)

    " Elizabeth known as Emma"

  7. {S0496}, Researcher : ALEXANDER-FISHER, Beverley re McINTOSH [472].
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (13 FEB 2012)

    "The next spouse I have on record is Emma Hayman (nee Dunkley) from Somerset. She was a widow with a child Sarah who eventually married one of Peter’s sons from first marriage, permission given by Emma, Although I can’t find a marriage for them, on a document I have, written by hand, is ' Presbyterian church 1854 Singleton'."

  8. {S0498}, Internet (WCP) Robinson and Hatch Family History : re McINTOSH, DUNKLEY and HAYMAN [474] (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=robinson21&id=I151).
    Quality Ranking : 1.
    (16 FEB 2012)

    "Birth: ABT 1826 in St Michael Creech, Somerset, England "

    [This is more likely to be Elizabeth, a possible sister to Emma]

  9. {S0496}, Researcher : ALEXANDER-FISHER, Beverley re McINTOSH [472].
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (21 FEB 2012)

    "In the Dunkley family there were a number of children, an Elizabeth born in app.1821. Emma born 1828, shipping record for Canton in 1848 lists Isaac Hayman 30 born in Ireland, wife Emma 20 (which tallys with birth in 1828) plus their infant daughter Sarah"

  10. {S0499}, Shipping Records 1848 "Canton" [475].
    Quality Ranking : 3.
    (21 FEB 2012)
  11. {S0199}, Internet : General [185].
    Quality Ranking : 2.
    (21 FEB 2012)

    "(1) SHIP OF LONDON, DANIEL FRIEND, MASTER, BURTHEN 507 TONS,
    FROM THE PORT OF PLYMOUTH TO PORT JACKSON, NEW SOUTH WALES, 12TH JUNE 1848; (2) Sailed 20 February 1848"

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Updated : 09 March, 2013