Would that be Bransgrove from Tasmania?
His wife Juliana was 65 when she died in Melbourne and that was 6 April 1860.
They had a son called George who had a butcher's shop in Launceston and drew some attention from the law when he was accused of selling dog meat to the chinese. He escaped a charge because two of his friends took the wrap.
He married a girl from Sydney, Isabella Holman and then moved to Sydney. He kept the Great Britain hotel in George-street. He died 15 September 1865 aged 45. He and Isabella had 7 or 8 children

Yes, Thank you, janilye! The family were butchers and the dates tie up for Juliana. Their family information is all new to me so I will follow this up. Thank you very much, great stuff the power of the internet is amazing!

Okay Here's a start--
Name John Toms BRANSGROVE
Birth Aug 1794 Hanwell, London Borough of Ealing, Greater London, England
Death 18 Oct 1847 Melbourne, Melbourne City, Victoria, Australia
CEMETERY: Fawkner Memorial ParK in MELBOURNE
FATHER: Thomas Toms Bransgrove (1764-1846)
MOTHER: Sophia Salter (1770-1813)
Marriage of Thomas and Sophia: 17 Jan 1791 • St James the Less' Parish Church, Thorndike St, Piccadilly, Westminster, Middlesex, London, England.
CHILDREN OF Thomas and Sophia: Ann, 1791-1867; Mary Anne, 1793-1818; John Toms 1794-28 October, 1847, Melbourne; Thomas Wright, 1796-1851,Launceston (convict) ; Edward Rider 1799-1860, Tasmania; Alexander 1802-1874 England; Sophia 1804-1831 Hanwell, England; William, 1807-1867 Launceston, Tas.

Arrival: 4 Feb 1841 • Launceston, Tasmania, Australia Arrival with family on the brig "Indian'.
[Passengers per Indian, from London — Mr. and Mrs. (John) Bransgrove, George, Elizabeth Sarah, and Thomas Henry Bransgrove, Mr. & Mrs. Green, Miss Lucy Green] The GREENs are Juliana's mother and sister.

Thomas Wright Bransgrove was transported on the 'Shipley' for stealing 5 oxen (haha probably for his brother's butcher shop) Tried at the Old Bailey. the death sentence was commuted to transportation.
Thomas married Elizabeth ANDREWS in Launceston 15 May 1832
His brother William BRANSGROVE 1807-1867 arrived sometime in the early 1830s I haven't found an entry yet but he was fined for selling meat on the street in Launceston in 1833 and married Henrietta EVANS 1816-1855 in Launceston March 1834. Yes, and Thomas and William were partners in a butcher shop in Launceston but Thomas left in July 1833.
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Port Phillip Gazette and Settler's Journal (Vic)Saturday 30 October 1847 - Page 2
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. — An accident,
which it is feared is of a fatal nature, but
which is as yet shrouded in mystery occurred
on Thursday evening to Mr. Bransgrove, butcher,
Bourke-street. On that afternoon Mr. B. had been
to Williams Town getting some cattle shipped for Launceston
and returned on horseback by the
Salt Water Punt. About an hour after he
had crossed the punt, on his way home, the
inhabitants there heard a splash in the
water, and on running out to see what was
the matter they found Mr. Bransgrove's
horse in the river, but without & rider.
Having assisted the horse to get out, they
searched for Mr. B., but without success.
Information was immediately conveyed to
his relatives, when steps were instantly
taken to have the river dropped. Yester-
day persons were at work all day, searching
for the body, but up to sundown without
avail. Mr. Bransgrove had but lately arrived
from Launceston, where he was well
known and highly respected.