George Pitt D'Arcy

…eon's journal says "Received on board a detachment of the 39th regt. of foot commanded by George Pitt D'Arcy, B. Major , consisting of 39 men … 6 women and 7 children." Cabin passengers included Mrs. D'Arcy and family . The convict ship E…

…ted forever. 21 March 1931 Found in the kitchen at Banyo At the inquiry into the death of George Pitt D'Arcy, 76, railway pensioner , who was found dead in the kitchen of his residence, in Victoria street, Banyo , on March 21, Lindsay Atk…

…f Ruabon. Well covered, and he is not in it. Read the Gazette for Joseph, Constantine and George Pitt D'Arcy. Nothing, with an OCR caveat. Was blocked by Cloudflare at irishgenealogy.ie — three Irish lines, one free database, and no way i…

…'s Own) Regiment of Foot, doing convict-guard duty — the same work that had brought Major George Pitt D'Arcy out six years earlier. documented He is correctly absent from the assisted-immigration index: a soldier's passage is not an emigr…

…irgin baptised Charlotte D'Arcy on 31 March 1826 — born 29 April 1825, father entered as “George Pitt D'Arcy, Bt: Major 39th Foot” , mother Maria , abode Chatham. On 8 April 1826 , eight days later, the surgeon of the convict ship England…

…arithmetic from an age on a burial register, and nothing places him in Yorkshire. → Major George Pitt D'Arcy married twice at Chatham in 1810 He married Miss Ludlam in 1805 and Maria White in County Wicklow about 1819. → Arthur Hartley Sn…

…at a new domain, with its old index addresses dead — which is what stopped the search for George Pitt D'Arcy's 1849 probate. All three are waiting on somebody else's rebuild, not on research. Searched, and genuinely empty The 4th Earl of…

…free, ten minutes, but behind a bot check The entire D'Arcy side were New South Welshmen. George Pitt D'Arcy died at Parramatta in 1849, George Lindsay was born there in 1829, Frederick Robert and Charlotte both crossed. NSW death registr…

…icer, Major General and Commander of Royal Engineers, Chatham, Kent, England documented 7 George Pitt D'Arcy Miss Ludlam — m. September 1805 Maria White — m. c. 1819, County Wicklow 18 Feb 1783 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England or West Indie…

…married by licence in 1806, witnessed by her brother Joseph. And Charlotte, daughter of “George Pitt D'Arcy, Bt: Major 39th Foot”, born 29 April 1825 and baptised eight days before the England sailed. → FreeREG — Hanley St John the Evang…

…he regiments doing convict-guard duty in the colony, the same work that had brought Major George Pitt D'Arcy out six years earlier. The other soldier in this family → On 13 February 1837 he married Catherine Margaret Mulcahy at Camden . T…

…stepped off the Flying Cloud at Moreton Bay. Seven children. Buried at Dutton Park. 1864 George Pitt D'Arcy · 1864–1931 The railway clerk Named for the major of the 39th Foot, and the first of the line born in Brisbane. Chief Clerk in th…

…otte D'Arcy Born 29 April 1825 Baptised 31 March 1826 , Chatham St Mary the Virgin Father George Pitt D'Arcy — “ Bt: Major 39th Foot ” Mother Maria Abode Chatham On 8 April 1826 — eight days later — the convict ship England embarked a det…

…a son from things the family believes into things a register says. documented Above Major George Pitt D'Arcy of the 39th Foot the family tree keeps climbing: to a Major-General of Royal Engineers, to a man said to be born in St James's Pa…

…— the Corps posted men across the empire → 1805 Constantine D'Arcy dies at Chatham → 1814 George Pitt D'Arcy at Orthes, with the 39th Foot → 1826 The convict ship England sails: a Major of the 39th, 39 men, 6 women, 7 children, and Mrs D'…

…dence in this archive. Ida Kathleen Atkinson · 1869–1937 The organist's daughter. Married George Pitt D'Arcy at Trinity Church, Fortitude Valley, on 10 October 1888, and outlived him by six years. Martha Blum · 1870–1904 Married at Muttab…

…organ in All Saints' Wickham Terrace — and then played it. Ida Kathleen Atkinson married George Pitt D'Arcy at Trinity Church, Fortitude Valley, on 10 October 1888. Her father is the most engaging in-law in the archive, and the only one…