Friday, 7 March 2008
STEPHEN DOLMAN - 1804 - CHERHILL WILTSHIRE
Does any one know anything about Stephen Dolman.
Born Quemerford, Wiltshire 28/8/1804
Baptism Calne 23/9/1804
Marriage to Harriet Wiltshire 7/5/1827 Calne
Children;
Anne 1827
John 1830
George 1832
Harriet had a daughter (Rebecca) to Stephen Neate in 1837.
In the 1841 census Harriet and the 4 children are in the Calne work house. Does anyone know what happened to stephen or the rest of the family?
Born Quemerford, Wiltshire 28/8/1804
Baptism Calne 23/9/1804
Marriage to Harriet Wiltshire 7/5/1827 Calne
Children;
Anne 1827
John 1830
George 1832
Harriet had a daughter (Rebecca) to Stephen Neate in 1837.
In the 1841 census Harriet and the 4 children are in the Calne work house. Does anyone know what happened to stephen or the rest of the family?
Monday, 3 March 2008
Early Australian Dolmans
Early Australian Dolmans / Dolemans
Mrs. Kerrie O'Hagan mentions in email that a Stephen Doulman/Dolman/Doleman was born c 1812 she thinks near Bathurst NSW. This is very early for Australia and is perhaps of convict origin. He married Julie O'Neill/Neill in Bathurst in 1841. They had two children Sarah Ann and Charles. Julia's father was a convict.
On NSW BDM- A Stephen Doleman V 181222268 16ZB/1812 was born to George Doleman and Eliza. He seems to be the only child to these parents. George died 1857 V 18576358 - 122A/1857 ( question: was George convict or free?)
A George Doleman no: 4349 Convicted at Devizes 5 August 1854 -aged 19 at trial -wounding with intent to murder. Arrived in Western Australia as convict on
"Clara". He was a farm labourer-single-no children, 5' '7", dark brown hair, hazel eyes with oval face and dark complexion, middling stout-no distinguishing marks
A George Doleman convict arrived " Lord Lyndock" 1833 Certificate of Freedom 30 October 1846 (NSW Govt Archives Web site)
Thomas Dolman convict arrived per " Mangles" 1824 : on list of convicts forwarded to Bathurst ( NSW) for distribution ( Reel 6013; 4/3512 p 648) 27 Nov 1824 on list of men at Stock Establishment at Bathurst.( NSW Govt Archives web site)
Mary Doleman Trial place Stafford 25 March 1807 arrived " Aeolus" 26 January 1809 ( 79 female convicts on board)..( NSW Govt Archives web site)
Benjamin Doleman " Camden" 1831 Conditional Pardon 30 July 1847( NSW Govt Archives web site)
This was a quick look so there may be more
Penny Dolman
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