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"PS - I found the following extract from the records when I was at the Lewes Records Office recently:
'Sydney seems to have been a favourite place for the emigrants to be sent; on 3rd December 1841 at Battle the Vestry decided to send James King and his family and also Robert Saxby and his family to Sydney "to which place they are anxious to Emigrate". This phrase and others like it occur time and time again; in each case the parish concerned makes it quite clear that the emigrants are being sent at their own request to these foreign places and unknown chances.'"
[Registration no : 9315 / 1886 Registered at Dungog NSW]
[Registration no : 9315 / 1886 Registered at Dungog NSW]
[Registration no : 12306 / 1903 for Harriett BULLEY]
"Died from Acute Bronchitis on 6 7 1903"
"Thomas William SAXBY"
[Registration no : 11347 / 1907]
"Marriage 1 Elizabeth SAXBY b: 25 MAR 1835 in Battle, Sussex, England"
"Elizabeth Saxby b: 1833 in Battle, Sussex, England"
[Registration no : 4506 / 1917]
"Death: 4 MAR 1917 in Barrington, NSW"
[Registration no : 1898 / 2408]
[Registration no : V1846 792 55 / 1846]
[Registration no : 4225 / 1927]
"died on May 25, 1906 in Salisbury, Dungog at age 55"
Compiler of this family history is : John Owen