William Whybrow

   Another name for William was William Whybrew.

  Noted events in his life were:

• source. Carol Armstrong @ genes

• Occupation. convict
Sentenced to life transported to Australia 1824 WHYBROW William - - Berrima - - - NRS2021 [3/6017] 5093 see CONNOLLY, William - Photo No. 404 WHYBROW William - - Darlinghurst - - - NRS2138 [3/6054] 5104 see CONNELLY, William - Photo No. 5271 NSW State Records WHYBROW William 19/12/1809 Conditional Pardon 128-29 [4/4427] COD18 601 - NSW STate Records

• connection. John Byrne 's links to Robert are as follows:

John Byrne (1947)
His father was Gordon Byrne (1910)
His father was William Byrne (1871)
His father was Patrick Byrne (1842)
His father was Peter Byrne (c1817) who married Sarah Whybrow (1817)
Her father was William Whybrow (1778) & he also had William Whybrow (c1820)
He had Robert Whybrow (c1847)]
He had Emily Whybrow (1877) who married Samuel Geeves (1872)
They had Lorna Geeves (1913) who married Edward Armstrong (1906)
They had Warren Armstrong (1947) who married Carol Griffith (1950)
Her father was Raymond Griffith (1926)
His father was Frank Griffith (1890) who married Bertha Craddock (1894)
Her father was George Craddock & her mother was Bertha Barker (1865)
Her father was Robert Barker (1827c) & he also had Annie Barker (1853) who married John Pearson (1850)
His father was James Pearson (1813) & he also had Mary Pearson (1843) who married Richard Dawes (1845)
His father was Edward Bannister Dawes (1813) & he also had James Dawes (1843)
He had Annie Florence Dawes (1873) who married Arthur Augustus Bray (1869)
They had Albert Alan Bray (1896)
He had Robert Alfred Bray (1920)
He had Robert Arthur Bray (1947) who married me - Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

• connection. Craig Whybrow 's link to Robert is as follows:

Craig (Whybrow?) . . .
Is linked in some way to:
William Whybrow (1778)
He had William Whybrow (c1820)
He had Robert Whybrow (c1847)
He had Emily Whybrow (1877) who married Samuel Geeves (1872)
They had Lorna Geeves (1913) who married Edward Armstrong (1906)
They had Warren Armstrong (1947) who married Carol Griffith (1950)
Her father was Raymond Griffith (1926)
His father was Frank Griffith (1890) who married Bertha Craddock (1894)
Her father was George Craddock & her mother was Bertha Barker (1865)
Her father was Robert Barker (1827c) & he also had Annie Barker (1853) who married John Pearson (1850)
His father was James Pearson (1813) & he also had Mary Pearson (1843) who married Richard Dawes (1845)
His father was Edward Bannister Dawes (1813) & he also had James Dawes (1843)
He had Annie Florence Dawes (1873) who married Arthur Augustus Bray (1869)
They had Albert Alan Bray (1896)
He had Robert Alfred Bray (1920)
He had Robert Arthur Bray (1947) who married me - Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

• connection. Mishy Masters link to Robert is as follows:

Mishy Masters . . .
Is linked in some way to Maria Whybrow (1860)
Her father was Edward Whybrow (1815)
His father was William Whybrow (c1778) & he also had William Whybrow (1820)
He had Robert Whybrow (c1847)
He had Emily Whybrow (1877) who married Samuel Geeves (c872)
They had Lorna Geeves (1913) who married Edward Armstrong (c1906)
They had Warren Armstrong (1947) who married Carol Griffith (1950)
Her father was Raymond Griffith (1926)
His father was Frank Griffith (1890) who married Bertha Craddock (1894)
Her father was George Craddock & her mother was Bertha Barker (1865)
Her father was Robert Barker (1827c) & he also had Annie Barker (1853) who married John Pearson (1850)
His father was James Pearson (1813) & he also had Mary Pearson (1843) who married Richard Dawes (1845)
His father was Edward Bannister Dawes (1813) & he also had James Dawes (1843)
He had Annie Florence Dawes (1873) who married Arthur Augustus Bray (1869)
They had Albert Alan Bray (1896)
He had Robert Alfred Bray (1920)
He had Robert Arthur Bray (1947) who married me - Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

• Convict. ²⁹⁸ Maree Mcallion (nee Williams) notes:
In 1824 there was a trial apparently William and a friend stole from a workhouse - four legs, six chops, and pork, loaves and other articles. Originally charged with death then changed to transportation to New South Wales, for the term of his natural life.Departed on the ship\\b "Mangles"\\b0 (see ship) Portsmouth, July 13 1824 arrived Sydney Cove 27 October 1824.
William was assigned to John Oxley Esq. At Kirkham, county of Cook. Oxley, surveyor and explorer was impressed by him and petitioned Governor Brisbane to have his family sent out to join him. This was only given to well behaved convicts. Hannah and children travelled as free passengers and arrived 27 December 1828 on the ship\\b "Borneo".\\b0
William was issued with several tickets of exemption from government service which meant he was the servant of his wife.
William and his family were recommended by a former landlord to Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur, nephew of John Macarthur. A conditional pardon 1st May 1843 was granted and William could live a free man in Australia but William could never leave the country.

William married Hannah Pearman, daughter of Edward Perman and Sarah Codlin, on 25 Dec 1813 in Long Melford, Suffolk England. (Hannah Pearman was born in 1784 in Suffolk, Suffolkshire England, christened on 20 Oct 1784 in Long Melford, Suffolk England, died on 27 Nov 1873 in Hardwick, near Cobbity, NSW Australia and was buried in St Pauls C of E, Cobbity, near Camden, NSW Australia.)