James Crabb

  General Notes:

(S2)Charlotte was married first toJAMES CRABB (ID: 26 27)
(A Soldier in the 73 Regiment) who arrived on the (?) at Port Jackson, N.S.W. on the (?)
Born: - (?). (S 33) Died: - Abt 1814 at (?).



(S3) Charlotte (Nee Bishop) and James Crabb "Marriage Certificate". # Page 88 Year 1811 # 342

They were married on the 18 Mar 1811 at St.John's, at St Johns, Church, Parramatta, N.S.W.
(S36) Children: -
(1) Alexander William Crabb (ID: 27-28)Born: -14 Jan 1813.
(2) Mary Crabb(ID: 28-191)Born: -7 Sep 1814 - 18 Aug 1854.
On the 1814 Muster Charlotte is shown as Charlotte Crabb, free on stores, with three children, and the wife James Crabb, Soldier of the 73rd Regiment. James seems to disappear from the records just after that, and it is not known if he died and his death unrecorded, or if he deserted his family and returned to England at the end of his tour of duty which is quite possible.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: A Soldier in the 73rd Regiment.

James married Charlotte (Nee Bishop) Crabb Shrimpton Allsop, daughter of Samuel Day (Convict) 1st Fleet and Mary Davies Davis Bishop (Convict) 1st Fleet, on 18 Mar 1811 in St Johns C of E, Parramatta, Sydney, NSW Australia. (Charlotte (Nee Bishop) Crabb Shrimpton Allsop was born in Jul 1791 in Norfolk Island Penal Settlement, NSW Australia, died on 5 Sep 1851 in Kurrajong, NSW Australia and was buried on 8 Sep 1851 in St Peters C of E, Richmond, NSW Australia.)