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William HOLMAN of London UK 1781 - Sep 1847

Journal by marlin1945

Vol 2 p 210 note of death.
William Holman b 21st sept 1781 d. West London 1847 married Mary Ann BOXLEY in 1808 St. Giles in the Field Cripplegate London England. Mary is the daughter of Thomas Boxley and Jane ? and was christened 29th Oct 1781 at St. Anne Soho Westminster London UK.

child 1 : George Boxley HOLMAN born 04 Jun 1811 London England UK Christened 23-7-1811 Old Church St. Pancras London UK.

Child 2 : Henry HOLMAN born 1816 London England UK.

Child 3 : Anne Agnes HOLMAN born ? London England

George Boxley HOLMAN
A Carpenter. 1851 Data Census Marylebone HO 107 1496 page 926. died 6th May 1886 at Hackney greater London and is burried at Abney Park Cemetery.
Married ? Sarah YOUNG born 1818 Marlow Devonshire UK d. ? Daughter of Henry YOUNG and Sarah ?
had three children :
1. Ann Agnes HOLMAN born 1838 Devonshire UK died 29 Dec 1899 ? married ? William PILE b ? d? issue ?
2. George HOLMAN b. 1842 d.? m.?
3. Alfred James HOLMAN b. Camden Middlesea England d.04 Jan 1885 Windsor NSW Australia. m.30 Nov 1876 Orange NSW Australia Sophia CUPITT b. 26 Mar 1845 ?. d. 08 Mar 1932 Windsor NSW Australia.
Alfred James Holman was a carpenter as was his father. He was born in Camden Town in the County of Middlesea and baptised at St. Pancras Church London and migrated to Australia in 1871. He married Sophia Cupit in Orange NSW in the Trinity Church Of England on 30th. November 1876. He was aged 28. Their first child was stillborn and after the birth of their second child they moved from Orange to Windsor and moved into one of the houses on the Cupit land in George Street. Alfred built addittional houses and replaced those built by his fatherinlaw.
"Cupitt house" can be seen today as it is a coffee shop last occupied by Nora Cupit nee McMahon, a teacher who taught grade three at Windsor Primary and had Jack Holman and his son Robert as pupils.
Alfred continued to work as a carpenter in the Windsor district but contracted typhoid from contaminated foundations of a house he was demolishing in the town and died shortly after in 1855 aged 36. Sophia was left with three children 4 years and under to raise.
It is noted that a school boy who sold her a load of fire wood for 2/6 stole a grindstone valued at 2/-. George PLATT pleaded guilty in the local court and was imprisoned for 7 days.
Hence our Holman line in Australia.

Henry HOLMAN
He married Lucy ?
and they had one child Emily HOLMAN born 1845.

Anne Agnes Holman
She died ? Muttaburra Queensland Australia.
Married 28 Jul 1842 Old Church St. Pancras London England UK John CANN b? died 18 Apr 1883 Mount Blackwood Victora Australia
They had 5 children :
1.John Kennedy CANN b. 14 Aug 1843 London England UK d.? m. Rebecca Olivia May PERRY 26 Mar 1869 St. Stephens Church Richmond Victoria Australia
2. William Henry Walter CANN b. 13 Aug 1845 London England UK
3. Jane Mary CANN b. 22 Nov 1847 London England UK
4. Anne Adelaide CANN b. 03 Sep 1850 Adelaide South Australia
5. Mary Charlotte CANN b. 11 Mar 1854 Richmond Victoria Australia.

The family set up at Blackwood Victoria. John Cann was a baker and initially had a bakery and then purchased an hotel. His son John was a blacksmaith and coachman and established a thriving coach business.

Surnames: BOXLEY CANN CUPIT HOLMAN PERRY YOUNG
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on 2006-09-24 03:01:21

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by allycat on 2006-09-24 03:57:49

Dear Rob, Click on this link, London Ancestor and type in HOLMAN.

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Alison.

by marlin1945 on 2006-09-24 06:55:45

Thank you from the tiles. No win here. But will persevere.

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