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Sarah BENTLEY (1780 - 1869) |
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b. abt 1780 at Highgate, London |
m. 12 Sep 1796 John WARBY (1767 - 1851) at St John's church, Parramatta, NSW, Australia |
d. 19 Oct 1869 at Campbelltown, NSW, Australia aged 89 |
Near Relatives of Sarah BENTLEY (1780 - 1869) | ||||||
Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
Father in Law | John WARBY | 1745 | 1789 | 44 | ||
Father | Edward BENTLEY | |||||
Mother | Susannah (BENTLEY) | |||||
Self | Sarah BENTLEY | abt 1780 | Highgate, London | 19 Oct 1869 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 89 |
Husband | John WARBY | 18 Feb 1767 | Cottered, Herefordshire, England | 12 Jun 1851 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 84 |
Son | Edward WARBY | 1800 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1804 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 4 |
Son | William WARBY | 1801 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 18 Aug 1885 | Hotham, Victoria, Australia | 84 |
Daughter | Elizabeth WARBY | 1802 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1894 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 92 |
Son | John WARBY | 1803 | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1826 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 23 |
Son | Benjamin WARBY | 1805 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1880 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 75 |
Daughter | Jane Agnes (twin) WARBY | 1806 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1876 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 70 |
Daughter | Sarah (twin) WARBY | 10 Oct 1806 | Prospect, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 06 Jan 1893 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 86 |
Son | Charles Cable WARBY | 1810 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1876 | Bathurst, NSW, Australia | 66 |
Daughter | Mary Ann WARBY | 1813 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1904 | Surrey Hills, NSW, Australia | 91 |
Son | Robert George WARBY | 1814 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1853 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 39 |
Daughter | Eliza WARBY | 1815 | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | 1896 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 81 |
Son | James WARBY | 1817 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1899 | Albury, NSW, Australia | 82 |
Son | Joseph WARBY | 1818 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1899 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 81 |
Son | Richard WARBY | 1821 | 1821 | 0 | ||
Daughter in Law | Jemima MIDDLETON | |||||
Son in Law | James LAYTON | |||||
Son in Law | James KIERNAN | |||||
Daughter in Law | Elizabeth HUNT | abt 1808 | 26 Nov 1835 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 27 | |
Daughter in Law | Frances (Judith) BENT | |||||
Son in Law | Michael BYRNE | |||||
Son in Law | Alexander Cameron MACDONALD | 16 Mar 1796 | Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | 26 Feb 1847 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 50 |
Son in Law | Joseph TERRY | 1819 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1902 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 83 |
Daughter in Law | Elizabeth DEAN | |||||
Son in Law | James GRAHAM | 1808 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1852 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 44 |
Daughter in Law | Elizabeth Henrietta FOWLER | |||||
Son in Law | William FOWLER | |||||
Daughter in Law | Mary Ann BOOKER | |||||
Daughter in Law | Elizabeth FOWLER | |||||
Grandson | Benjamin WARBY | abt 1825 | ||||
Grandson | George MACDONALD | 03 Jan 1824 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 25 Mar 1924 | 'Glendarrwill', Maude, Victoria, Australia | 100 |
Granddaughter | Margaret MACDONALD | 10 Apr 1826 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 12 Jul 1923 | Haberfield, NSW, Australia | 97 |
Grandson | Alexander Cameron MACDONALD | 09 Aug 1828 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 18 Jun 1917 | Prahran, Victoria, Australia | 88 |
Grandson | Peter Fitzallan MACDONALD | 04 Sep 1830 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 19 Jun 1919 | Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia | 88 |
Granddaughter | Sarah MACDONALD | 27 Sep 1832 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 26 Sep 1918 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 85 |
Grandson | John Graham MACDONALD | 05 Sep 1834 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 29 May 1918 | South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 83 |
Granddaughter | Jane MACDONALD | 10 Apr 1836 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 01 Apr 1837 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 0 |
Grandson | William MACDONALD | 06 May 1838 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 13 Sep 1838 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 0 |
Grandson | William S MACDONALD | 04 Oct 1839 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1914 | Quirindi, NSW, Australia | 75 |
Granddaughter | Jane MACDONALD | 12 Feb 1842 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 27 Mar 1942 | Corowa, NSW, Australia | 100 |
Grandson | Charles Hugh MACDONALD | 29 Apr 1844 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 23 Mar 1924 | South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 79 |
Granddaughter | Isabella F MACDONALD | 24 Nov 1846 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 30 Oct 1921 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 74 |
Granddaughter | Adelaide Mary Anne Amelia GRAHAM | 1834 | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | 1902 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 68 |
Events in Sarah BENTLEY (1780 - 1869)'s life | |||||
Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
abt 1780 | Sarah BENTLEY was born | Highgate, London | from convict records | 54 | |
30 Apr 1796 | 16 | Arrival | "Indispensable", New South Wales, Australia | Note 1 | |
12 Sep 1796 | 16 | Married John WARBY (aged 29) | St John's church, Parramatta, NSW, Australia | Note 2 | 8, 52, 54 |
1800 | 20 | Birth of son Edward WARBY | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 3 | |
1801 | 21 | Birth of son William WARBY | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 4 | 52 |
1802 | 22 | Birth of daughter Elizabeth WARBY | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 5 | 52 |
1803 | 23 | Birth of son John WARBY | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 6 | 52 |
1804 | 24 | Death of son Edward WARBY (aged 4) | Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 7 | |
1805 | 25 | Birth of son Benjamin WARBY | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | Note 8 | 52 |
1806 | 26 | Birth of daughter Jane Agnes (twin) WARBY | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | ||
10 Oct 1806 | 26 | Birth of daughter Sarah (twin) WARBY | Prospect, Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 9 | 52, 54 |
1810 | 30 | Birth of son Charles Cable WARBY | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 10 | 52 |
1813 | 33 | Birth of daughter Mary Ann WARBY | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 11 | 52 |
1814 | 34 | Birth of son Robert George WARBY | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | Note 12 | 52 |
1815 | 35 | Birth of daughter Eliza WARBY | Liverpool, NSW, Australia | Note 13 | 52, 54 |
1817 | 37 | Birth of son James WARBY | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 14 | 52 |
1818 | 38 | Birth of son Joseph WARBY | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 15 | 52 |
1821 | 41 | Birth of son Richard WARBY | |||
1821 | 41 | Death of son Richard WARBY | Note 16 | ||
1826 | 46 | Death of son John WARBY (aged 23) | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 17 | 52 |
1828 | 48 | Census | Airds, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Note 18 | 81 |
Nov 1843 | 63 | Other Event | NSW | Ticket of Leave granted | |
12 Jun 1851 | 71 | Death of husband John WARBY (aged 84) | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 19 | 52, 54 |
1853 | 73 | Death of son Robert George WARBY (aged 39) | Albury, NSW, Australia | Note 20 | 52, 60 |
19 Oct 1869 | 89 | Sarah BENTLEY died | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 21 | 52, 54 |
21 Oct 1869 | 89 | Burial | Campbelltown, NSW, Australia | Note 22 | 54 |
Personal Notes: |
Ancestry - designdyke originally submitted this to The women who made me on 2 Apr 2008
SArah Bentley's Trial at the Old Bailey 16 September 1795 SARAH BENTLEY, theft : simple grand larceny, 16th September, 1795.The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t17950916-80 See original http://www.hrionline.ac.uk/oldbailey/facsimiles/1790s/179509160224.html Trial Summary: Crime(s): theft : simple grand larceny, Punishment Type: transportation, (Punishment details may be provided at the end of the trial.) Verdict: Guilty, Other trials on 16 Sep 1795 Name search for: SARAH BENTLEY, Crime Location: Highgate Associated Records... Original Text: 450. SARAH BENTLEY was indicted for feloniously stealing, on the 27th of July, two cotton gowns, value 5s. a cloth cloak, value 5s. a check linen apron, value 6d. a muslin check handkerchief, value 6d. and a shawl handkerchief, value 1s. the goods of John Taylor . JANE TAYLOR sworn. Q. Are you the wife of John Taylor ? - Yes. Q. Where do you keep house? - At Highgate. Q. Was the prisoner a servant of your's, or a stranger? - I took her in and educated her, and brought her up; on Monday morning, the 27th of July, I went to fetch a little water, I left that girl in the house the while, and when I came back she was absent, and I was robbed; it was about eight o'clock in the morning. I missed all the things immediately as I came home, from one box. Q. Was that box locked? - Yes. Q. Was that box broke open? - Yes. I see the things again at Marlborough-street, the Wednesday following; my husband see them the same evening. JAMES ALDENS sworn. I am a pawnbroker. On the 27th of July, near twelve o'clock, the prisoner at the bar came to my shop, she brought the gown to pledge, I stopped her with the gown, and I took from her the things that are produced; she told me she came out of the country, and had no friends; I took her to Marlborough-street. Q. Did you deliver there the things that you took on her? - Yes; she had a box with her, and a great many things in it; I stopped her and the box, and sent for an officer, I found that the gown was not her size; I told her she had better go to her friends in the country, and I should stop her till I found who they were. JAMES KENNEDY sworn. I am an officer belonging to Marlborough-street office; I produce a scarlet cloak, two cotton gowns, a check linen apron, a muslin neck handkerchief, and a shawl handkerchief, one of the gowns I took from the prisoner's back, and the scarlet cloak; the other gown was with the bundle; the white handkerchief was about her, the shawl was in the bundle. Q. You have kept them till now? - Yes; I took them from the prisoner at the bar at the office; Mr. Alden's, the pawnbroker, brought her to the office, and we enquired who she was, and she would not give any account; however I went to Highgate and found out her master.(The things deposed to.) Prisoner. I have nothing to say. GUILTY . (Aged 16.) Transported for seven years . Tried by the second Middlesex Jury before Mr. RECORDER. Sarah's Trial and Transportation - ancestry - davidmac142 originally submitted this to MacDonald Family Tree on 8 May 2009 Sarah Bentley arrived in the colony following an indictment for stealing, on 27th July 1795, two cotton gowns, value five shillings (fifty cents); a scarlet cloth cloak, value five shillings; a check linen apron, value six pence (five cents); a muslin check handkerchief, value six pence and shawl handkerchief, value one shilling (ten cents), being the goods of John Taylor. She was committed to New Prison, Clerkenwell. At Sarah's trial on 16th September, 1795 her mistress, Jane Taylor of Hornsey said, "I took her in and educated her and brought her up; on Monday morning, I went to fetch a little water. I left that girl in the house for a while, and when I came back she was absent and I was robbed." Here we have a glimpse of residential London with no piped water supply. Sarah probably went into service at the age of twelve and her education would have been in the skills of a housemaid and no more, as she could not sign her own name. Compulsory education did not begin in England until 1870. James Aldens, the pawnbroker to whom Sarah attempted to pledge a gown, stopped her and took the things which she produced. He suspected that they were not hers because the dress was not her size. According to Aldens she told him that she came from the country and had no friends. He then took her to Marlborough Street where the goods were taken from her to be produced at her trial at the Old Bailey where she was sentenced to transportation for seven years. Sarah sailed in the Indispensable which was a French built ship of 351 tons launched in 1796 under Captain Wilkinson. The Indispensable carried 133 female convicts only two of whom died on the voyage. The journey via Rio de Janeiro took about six months and the Indispensable arrived at Port Jackson on 30th April, 1796 Unfortunately, there is no physical description of Sarah but it is not hard to imagine Sarah being frightened, anxious, lonely, seasick and miserable. Convict women were regarded as "damned whores" no matter what their crime. Strangely, prostitution was not a transportable offence. |
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8. Type: Marriage Certificate, Abbr: Marriage Certificate, Title: Marriage Certificate |
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52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record |
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54. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Ancestry Family Trees, Title: Ancestry Family Trees, Auth: Ancestry.com |
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