Henry James Aston

  General Notes:

Arrived Port Phillip 1854 on the Marlborough 1293 tons which sailed from London under the Master Allen William Young with 105 passengers plus crew.He was 25? when he embarked and his stated occupation was Carpenter.

  Research Notes:

source: & Helen Aston who notes:
Henry James Aston sailed over when he was 25 by himself. His mother (Elizabeth Gaylor- was already deceased), soon after he landed he must of meet Mary Jane Crowle as she had came over in 1847 with her family on the David Malcolm.
They got married in 1856 in Richmond Victoria.
Then by 1891 they moved to Landsborough. I would have to say the Aston family must of been a well known family because their is a street named after them. The butcher that Charles Aston (Henry's son) opened is still standing and the W Aston is still up on the sign (his son William Lawrence took over the business after Charles died). The butcher is not in use the windows are all boarded up.

  Noted events in his life were:

• source. Stan Smith & Helen Aston

• connection. My connection to Helen Aston is as follows:

Helen Aston . . .
Her G Grandfather was William Aston (c1880)
His father was William Aston (1857) & he also had Harry Aston (1883)
He had Florence Aston (1920) who married Leslie Smith (1907)
His father was John Smith (1848) who married Amy Bloom (1885)
His father was Abraham Smith (1814) & he also had Mary Smith (1844) who married John Robinson (1845)
They had Elizabeth Robinson (1880) who married William Stephens (1877)
They had Elsie Stephens (1919) who married Arthur Hiscock (1907
His father was Frank Hiscock (1873) who married Emily Wallis (1875)
Her father was William Wallis (1849) who married Victorine Groube (1851)
Her father was Rev Horatio Groube (1814) & he also had George Groube (1847)
He had Edith Groube (1880) who married Percy Howe (1866)
His father was Robert Howe (1833)
His father was Frederick Howe (1805)
His father was James Howe (1777)
His father was George Howe (1741) & he also had Sarah Howe (1775)
She had Alexander Moss (1811)
She had James Moss (1846)
He had Laura Kershaw Waldock or Moss (1864)
She had Winthrop Larkinson (1889)
He had Dulcie Larkinson (1926) who married Colin Davies (1925)
She had me- Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

• connection. My connection to David Roy Edwin Hall is as follows:

David Roy Edwin Hall . . .
His grandfather was . . .
Hector Edwin Aston (1886)
His father was Henry Aston (1829) & he also had William Aston (c1880)
His father was William Aston (1857) & he also had Harry Aston (1883)
He had Florence Aston (1920) who married Leslie Smith (1907)
His father was John Smith (1848) who married Amy Bloom (1885)
His father was Abraham Smith (1814) & he also had Mary Smith (1844) who married John Robinson (1845)
They had Elizabeth Robinson (1880) who married William Stephens (1877)
They had Elsie Stephens (1919) who married Arthur Hiscock (1907
His father was Frank Hiscock (1873) who married Emily Wallis (1875)
Her father was William Wallis (1849) who married Victorine Groube (1851)
Her father was Rev Horatio Groube (1814) & he also had George Groube (1847)
He had Edith Groube (1880) who married Percy Howe (1866)
His father was Robert Howe (1833)
His father was Frederick Howe (1805)
His father was James Howe (1777)
His father was George Howe (1741) & he also had Sarah Howe (1775)
She had Alexander Moss (1811)
She had James Moss (1846)
He had Laura Kershaw Waldock or Moss (1864)
She had Winthrop Larkinson (1889)
He had Dulcie Larkinson (1926) who married Colin Davies (1925)
She had me- Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

Henry married Mary Jane Crowle, daughter of John Crowle and Ann Crocker. (Mary Jane Crowle was born in 1838 in Cornwall England and died on 3 May 1920 in Landsborough, near Ballarat, Victoria Australia.)