John CARN and Jane Inch nee WILLIAMS F Child
The F child is found on the Archives to Tasmania Family Links Data Base. I have added this link on my profile page.
John came unnassisted ship Telegraph 30th June 1855. Jane came assisted, ship Fortitude 15th February 1855.
John CARN was born 1827 Cornwall England on the 16th of August 1855 in Great Swan Port Tasmania, Australia, he married Jane Inch Williams born on the 6th of September 1837 Cornwall England.They had according to death certificate in 12th of May 1914 3 males living 3 females living 1 male dead 1 female dead.
This is 8 children There was actually 8 children and or 1 foster child
F child
Rhoda
Sarah Maria
John William
William
Thomas Horrell(definate H on birth certificate)
Charles George
F child signed Jane CARN's death certificate Harriet BARBER daughter.
And on John CARN's death certificate we have Annie Carn foster daughter
Harriet and Annie would otherwise have been missed.
Family secrets got to love them.
on 2011-03-16 17:06:09
suegraham has been a Family Tree Circles member since Mar 2011. is researching the following names: STEPHENS, MCALLISTER, HARRIS and 10 other(s).
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Thanks Edmond,
I hav'nt figured out some of the finer points, there's onother day for that.
John CARN died on the 9 June 1906 Glamorgan, Tasmania
Harriet Carn 1858 ? 1930 m. Charles Mark Barlow Barber in 1877
Rhoda Carn 1860 ? 1940
Sarah Maria Carn 1862 ?
John Williams Carn 1866 ? 1882
William Carn 1869
Thomas Horrell Carn 1872 ? 1952 m Ada Amy SMITH in 1893
Charles George Carn 1874 ?
Annie CARN ?
That's all I can find. but I have Harriet's details I already gave you Thomas Horrell Carn's don't know the rest.
Jan
Got some info that will shed some more light. I am researching Bellingers. Alfred Bellinger m Sarah Maria Carn. They lived and worked at Lisdillon/Mayfield estates. I have been reading Sarah Mitchell's diary and an entry on 26/4/1882 records a Mrs webb having a daughter the day before. Then she dies on 6/5/1882 with a funeral the following day. The interesting connection comes when on 8/5/1882 there is an entry that says 'Mrs Webbs daughter is with her mother(Mrs Carn)'. This semms to suggest the missing daughter that died was married to a Webb and Annie was the grand daughter b. 25/4/1882 and not a foster daughter. The diary also records John Carn's illness from Apr 1882 and died 7/9/1882 between 6 & 7 a.m. The burial took place on Pykes Island( now Ram Island).On Sunday 10th there is an entry 'Rode to Pyke's Is. & read the burial service over John Carn'. Hope this fills in a few gaps. Came across this by accident while looking for Sarah Carn & Bellinger entries.
Robert
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the information on the Carn family.
I have also started reading the diary, absolutely fantastic for little bits of information here and there.
The family story was that a sister had a child very young (story is she was not married) and the familly adopted her.
Thank you again
Susan
Hi all......the John Carn who died in 1882 was actually the son of John Carn & Jane Inch Williams.....John Williams Carn. He died aged 16 years from Strumous Disease (Goitre). John Carn senior died 9 June 1906 at Lisdillon and is buried at the Mayfield Cemetery (now on private land).
Pam.
.....and just a little more about the children taken into care by John & Jane Carn -
from - http://tww.id.au/webb/paf/pafg03.htm
FIRST MARRIAGE.......
John William Webb was born on 13 Apr 1860 in Wattle Hill. He died on 12 Sep 1932.
John married (1) Mary Ann Jane Carn on 9 May 1881. Mary was born on 18 May 1856. She died on 6 May 1882.,,,,,following the birth of child, Fanny Maria.....Fanny Maria Webb was born on 26 Apr 1882. So - their biological granddaughter.
SECOND MARRIAGE........
John Webb married (2) Ann Ferguson. Ann was born on 22 Dec 1860. She died on 19 Nov 1888.......following the birth of their child, Annie......Annie Webb was born on 10 Nov 1888. So, Fanny Maria's step sister.
Hope this helps.....
Pam.
Hi Pam,
Thank you very much for taking an interest. I am thrilled to have this information, and the family story put right.
My Husbands family used to go to Tasmania to help on the Carn farm.
Susan Griggs nee Graham