Williams family from other sites (Robert Williams, Amos Crisp etc)

Waltzing Matilda is playing........................................................................................................ 1/102nd Regiment (NSW Corps) Web link Early Probate Records, NSW State Records: Web link Australian Jewish Genealogical Society First Fleet online (UOW) Old Sydney Burial Ground Norfolk Island Cemetery 1804 Battle of Vinegar Hill 1804 Battle of Vinegar Hill Memorial Irish Convicts to New South Wales 1791-1834 NSW Death records Early Australian Colonial History http://www.asww.com.au/familytree/7812.html

f a m i l y Siblings: Maria Williams David Williams Mary Williams Ann Williams Sarah Williams Elizabeth Ann Williams Eliza Williams John Williams Susannah Williams George Williams Edward Williams William Williams

Robert Williams

Born: 19 Aug 1815, Castlereagh, NSW

Married 22 Dec 1835, Church of England, Castlereagh, NSW, to Susannah Tindall

Died: 16 Sep 1880, Bega, NSW

Occupation: Farmer, Shepherd, and Carrier

Reference: http://www.monaropioneers.com/nimmitabel/pioneers/williams-r.htm

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Robert Williams was born in 1815 at Castlereagh NSW to John Williams and Sarah Nash, almost certainly at his grandmother's farm near the Nepean River. In 1823 the Williams family moved to West Bargo where Robert remained for around five years. In 1828 or thereabouts Robert returned to the Castlereagh district to assist his uncle George Nash and grandmother Maria Nash with their farms, and to secure his inheritance. He remained there for nearly two decades. In 1835 Robert married currency-lass , the daughter of convict Daniel Tindall (Duke of Portland 1807) and his wife Jane (per Kangaroo 1814). Robert and Susannah remained at Castlereagh until Maria Nash's death in 1844, moving to the Monaro district shortly afterwards. Robert sold his grandmother's farm to the neighbouring Single family in 1863...........read on, by accessing above site. additional sites http://members.optushome.com.au/~aashmore/nashnws3.htm http://jindabyne.yourguide.com.au/news/local/news/general/williams-family-celebrates-200-years/462459.aspx more about Robert Williams' descendants: http://williamsfamilyfirstfleeters.blogspot.com/2007/05/registrar-john-williams_07.html http://www.turnbullclan.com/tca_genealogy/tca_all2-o/p67.htm Blyton and Frank Moon connection?

By the mid 1840’s the Guise Family had amassed in excess of 280 000 acres in the Bywong and Gundaroo districts which does not include Squatting runs and stations in other areas.

The homestead just south of Williamsdale was used as an Outstation and Rest spot as the Guises pushed cattle past the ‘ limit of occupation ‘ deep into their Monaro runs in the early 1830’s. In 1833- 35 John Williams and Sarah Nash Squatted at this homestead on Guises Creek according to local historians. It was rumoured that the Guises had forsaken the Monaro and moved to find new runs in the Riverina. The Williams later left [ went to Burra ] as it was deemed as an illegal squat-age. Guises Flat is the current property’s name.

before settlement..by Ric Williams

Sarah Williams (nee Nash) who married John Williams.Her brother was the first white child born in Australia.

Descendants| Photo Album | Historical Notes Amos Crisp.

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PHOTO ALBUM

Mr Amos Crisp Snr reputed to have hired his fourteen *-year-old daughter to a ship's captain for immoral purposes.	Mrs Amos Crisp

Grave of Amos CRISP (convict) Kevin Farley 14.07.06 pm
GGG grandson Richard Farley Kevin Farley 14.07.06

From: Frank and Mog [mailto:frankmog@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Sunday, 31 August 2008 6:45 PM To: Michelle and Mark Edwards Subject: Photo of Millie Crisp - Front Page Sydney Mail http://www.monaropioneers.com/crispa.htm

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The family of William Williams and Catherine McDonald

1. George Alexander Williams (1872 - 1956) md Mary Love Stewart in 1897.

2. Jessie Ann Williams (1874 - 1960) md Ernest Scarlett in 1898.

3. Amos Edward Williams (1876 - 1967) md Millicent Wheatley in 1910.

4. William Davidson Williams (1879 - 1952) md Mary Elizabeth McPhie in 1908.

5. Mabel Maude Williams (1882 - 1939) md Sidney Thomas Scarlett in 1903.

6. Linda Mary Williams (1885 - 1970) md Du Verney Garnett.

7. Sarah Eliza Williams (1887 - 1976) md Alfred William Woods in 1925.

8. Edith Lillian Williams (1891 - 1990) unmarried.

9. Catherine/Kate McDonald Williams (1894 - 1980) md George A. Colvin.

10. Grace Edna Williams (1897 - 1944) md Fred Ritchie. ************************************************************************************************** *The family of John Williams and Esther Kilpatrick*

1. Sarah Williams (1859 - 1901) married William Charles Blyton in 1881.

2. Ann Williams (1861 - 1928) married Phillip Morgan in 1884.

3. Margaret Williams (1862 - 1906) married Henry Foster Thomson in 1884.

4. James Renwick Williams (1864 - 1882) drowned.

5. George Whitefield Williams (1866 - 1935) changed name to Frederick Holmes Mansfield.

6. Esther Williams (1868 - 1904) married Edward Randolph Blyton in 1892.

7. John Brown Williams (1870 - )

8. Edward Robert Williams (1872 - 1945) married Emma Coombs in 1897.

9. Henry Inglis Williams (1875 - 1955) md Lucy Ann Pike in 1905.

10. Isaac Emmet Williams (1877 - 1943) md Mary Ellen Tompson in 1911.

Miss Elizabeth Ann Williams, of Windsor, who, born in 1824, came with her parents

in 1843 to near Nimitybelle, and from thence, after some little time going to The

Gullies Station, some 50 miles south of Cooma. Miss Williams, who was a

remarkably expert swimmer, on one occasion during a flood saved seven

lives in one day.