kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameJoseph (Henry) Budsworth 
Birth1 Aug 1811, England
Death30 Nov 1892, Windsor, New South Wales, Australia
Spouses
Birthabt 1807, Prospect, New South Wales, Australia1328
Death17 Mar 1867, Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
Marriage22 Jun 1832, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
Notes for Joseph (Henry) Budsworth
Joseph was a convict and was transported out in 1829, He was mustered out to William Cox of Coonabarrabran.
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THE BUDSWORTH FAMILY.
KITTY - Kitty was born in about 1805 into the Warmuli (Waymali)Clan and the clan lived in what is now the suburb of Greystanes in Sydney. She was placed in a missionary private home in Parramatta in July 1813 with 4 other young children from other clans and these 5 were the first into Governor Macquarie's Native Institution in Parramatta.
KITTY AND CADI COLEBEE
She married Colebee (Coleby) (he was 69) (he was 35 when captured in 1789) on the 12th June, 1822 and went to live on a 30 acre block of land in the Richmond Road that Governor Macquarie gave to Colebee and Creek Jemmy/Nurragingy for services rendered. The block is still vacant and a lovely park is on part of it - this land became known as Blacktown and a suburb with the same name is now adjoining.
Colebee was the son of the Chief of the Boorooberongal Clan (Yarramundee).
Brother to Maria Locke.
Was a Native Constable of the Richmond area Windsor. Was a Police tracker, and a very good one apparently.
Sometimes went whaling to Tasmania.
Colebee was a drunkard and a no-hoper by all reports.
Colebee died prior to March 1831.
Kitty and Colebee had one son Samual (although some say there were actually 3 children) Samuel was born in 1827 and I believe died in 1884 but listed as a birth in BDM Index. Living on the Macarthur's property at Camden in the 1850s.
MARIE LOCKE
Sister to Colebee - was in the Parramatta institute with Kitty.
Maria went down in the records because she was the first full-blood to marry a white fella legally. Also she sat for the test at the institute and came first our of about 100, including the whites. Prior to marrying Robert Locke, she was married to someone else, don't know the name.
Robert LOCKE was a convict from Larling Norfold England and he was sent here with his father Jonathan, then later another son arrived here too.
KITTY'S husband Colebee was dead by the end of 1831. By this time the Blacktown settlement was abandoned, so the family was probably living in the Windsor-Richmond area. As the widow of a Boorooberongal man, Kitty would remain on his clan estate (The Richmond area) and would traditionally be married to Colebee's brother, but there was no record of his brother Djimba, since the first meeting with the Europeans in 1791, so it must be assumed he was dead.
There was an aboriginal widow named Kitty, aged in her mid 20s living in the Richmond area in 1831. There is no record of her in the blanket distribution lists of 1834. The probability seems high that she married a non-aboriginal person, otherwise she would still be listed.
KITTY AND HENRY JOSEPH BUDSWORTH
Kitty met Henry Joseph Budsworth (known as Joseph) at nearly Clarendon (between Blacktown and Richmond) they married (?) in 1832 and moved to the Cox's sons pastoral run at Breeza near Quirindi where they worked as shepherds.
Kitty and Joseph had 3 sons and 3 daughters (that I know of)
Joseph 1833
James 1840
John 1843
Catherine 1832
Mary 1849
Sarah ?
HENRY JOSEPH BUDSWORTH
Born 1/8/1811 England died 30/11/1892 Hawkesbury Benevolent Asylum Windsor, New South Wales, aged 76 years.
Father: John Budsworth was born in West Derby England
Mother: Margaret Bore.
Brother John Budsworth born 11/4/1813 - no information is available re this member of the family as yet as to whether he stayed in England or was at some stage deported to another country.
Henry Joseph Budsworth arrived in Australia as a convict on the Claudine on the 6/1/1829 and was assigned to William Cox at Clarendon near Richmond.
Sentenced at Liverpool England 29/3/189 by C.T. Porter Esq for stealing. His offence was stealing butter/money - he was given a seven year sentence. He left England May 1829 on the Claudine and arrived in Australia 6/12/1829. Mustered to William Cox (Magistrate), of Clarendon, Windsor, New South Wales, 9/12/1829. Received his ticket of leave on the 15/12/1837.
Description: Her had brown hair, hazel eyes and stood 5' 3/4" high. He had a SEBAB on his right arm(tattoo) Sun, moon and anchor on his left arm (tattoo).
CATHERINE BUDSWORTH (daughter of Joseph and Kitty)
Born 1/6/1832 (so she states on her baptism certificate) Parish of Sofala in the County of Roxburgh. Baptised 4/5/1852. Died 1906 Granville.
Married Joseph Stafford 4/5/1852 Ceremony performed by Peter Young.
Witnesses: Patrick Connelly and Catherine Dalton.
Everyone signed with a X - his/her mark.
They were living at Dirt Hole Creek.
Children:
Mary born 1852 - died 1891 Quirindi
John born 1857 - died 1932 Coonabarabran
Thomas born 1860 Sofala - died 1946 Quirindi
Catherine born 1862 Sofala - died 1946 Quirindi
Ellen born 1865 Sofala - died 1868 Sofala
Susan born 1868 Sofala
Joseph born 1870 Coonabarabran
The family of John Allen Stafford lived at Binnaway where they were a well known and respected part of the Aboroginal family. John Allen Stafford married Mary Ann Blackman, also part Aboriginal.
They had 3 sons - Charles, Clive and John. John went to WWI.
JOSEPH STAFFORD
Mary Jane Cain says in her manuscript "A man named Joseph Stafford who was partners with her father (Eugene Griffin) during this time also settled at Bomera - he married also a Miss Budsworth. Stafford then went to the Tooran diggings (Turon).
Stafford later came back and was a shepherd at Bomara.
Joseph Stafford was a convict who arrived in 1832 on the "City of Edinburgh" from Cork.
Offence - stealing money - sentenced to 7 years.
Joseph Stafford died 3/2/1871 at Bomera and is buried at Bomera. He was 62 years old.
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THE BUDSWORTH FAMILY.
KITTY - Kitty was born in about 1805 into the Warmuli (Waymali)Clan and the clan lived in what is now the suburb of Greystanes in Sydney. She was placed in a missionary private home in Parramatta in July 1813 with 4 other young children from other clans and these 5 were the first into Governor Macquarie's Native Institution in Parramatta.
KITTY AND CADI COLEBEE
She married Colebee (Coleby) (he was 69) (he was 35 when captured in 1789) on the 12th June, 1822 and went to live on a 30 acre block of land in the Richmond Road that Governor Macquarie gave to Colebee and Creek Jemmy/Nurragingy for services rendered. The block is still vacant and a lovely park is on part of it - this land became known as Blacktown and a suburb with the same name is now adjoining.
Colebee was the son of the Chief of the Boorooberongal Clan (Yarramundee).
Brother to Maria Locke.
Was a Native Constable of the Richmond area Windsor. Was a Police tracker, and a very good one apparently.
Sometimes went whaling to Tasmania.
Colebee was a drunkard and a no-hoper by all reports.
Colebee died prior to March 1831.
Kitty and Colebee had one son Samual (although some say there were actually 3 children) Samuel was born in 1827 and I believe died in 1884 but listed as a birth in BDM Index. Living on the Macarthur's property at Camden in the 1850s.
MARIE LOCKE
Sister to Colebee - was in the Parramatta institute with Kitty.
Maria went down in the records because she was the first full-blood to marry a white fella legally. Also she sat for the test at the institute and came first our of about 100, including the whites. Prior to marrying Robert Locke, she was married to someone else, don't know the name.
Robert LOCKE was a convict from Larling Norfold England and he was sent here with his father Jonathan, then later another son arrived here too.
KITTY'S husband Colebee was dead by the end of 1831. By this time the Blacktown settlement was abandoned, so the family was probably living in the Windsor-Richmond area. As the widow of a Boorooberongal man, Kitty would remain on his clan estate (The Richmond area) and would traditionally be married to Colebee's brother, but there was no record of his brother Djimba, since the first meeting with the Europeans in 1791, so it must be assumed he was dead.
There was an aboriginal widow named Kitty, aged in her mid 20s living in the Richmond area in 1831. There is no record of her in the blanket distribution lists of 1834. The probability seems high that she married a non-aboriginal person, otherwise she would still be listed.
KITTY AND HENRY JOSEPH BUDSWORTH
Kitty met Henry Joseph Budsworth (known as Joseph) at nearly Clarendon (between Blacktown and Richmond) they married (?) in 1832 and moved to the Cox's sons pastoral run at Breeza near Quirindi where they worked as shepherds.
Kitty and Joseph had 3 sons and 3 daughters (that I know of)
Joseph 1833
James 1840
John 1843
Catherine 1832
Mary 1849
Sarah ?
HENRY JOSEPH BUDSWORTH
Born 1/8/1811 England died 30/11/1892 Hawkesbury Benevolent Asylum Windsor, New South Wales, aged 76 years.
Father: John Budsworth was born in West Derby England
Mother: Margaret Bore.
Brother John Budsworth born 11/4/1813 - no information is available re this member of the family as yet as to whether he stayed in England or was at some stage deported to another country.
Henry Joseph Budsworth arrived in Australia as a convict on the Claudine on the 6/1/1829 and was assigned to William Cox at Clarendon near Richmond.
Sentenced at Liverpool England 29/3/189 by C.T. Porter Esq for stealing. His offence was stealing butter/money - he was given a seven year sentence. He left England May 1829 on the Claudine and arrived in Australia 6/12/1829. Mustered to William Cox (Magistrate), of Clarendon, Windsor, New South Wales, 9/12/1829. Received his ticket of leave on the 15/12/1837.
Description: Her had brown hair, hazel eyes and stood 5' 3/4" high. He had a SEBAB on his right arm(tattoo) Sun, moon and anchor on his left arm (tattoo).
CATHERINE BUDSWORTH (daughter of Joseph and Kitty)
Born 1/6/1832 (so she states on her baptism certificate) Parish of Sofala in the County of Roxburgh. Baptised 4/5/1852. Died 1906 Granville.
Married Joseph Stafford 4/5/1852 Ceremony performed by Peter Young.
Witnesses: Patrick Connelly and Catherine Dalton.
Everyone signed with a X - his/her mark.
They were living at Dirt Hole Creek.
Children:
Mary born 1852 - died 1891 Quirindi
John born 1857 - died 1932 Coonabarabran
Thomas born 1860 Sofala - died 1946 Quirindi
Catherine born 1862 Sofala - died 1946 Quirindi
Ellen born 1865 Sofala - died 1868 Sofala
Susan born 1868 Sofala
Joseph born 1870 Coonabarabran
The family of John Allen Stafford lived at Binnaway where they were a well known and respected part of the Aboroginal family. John Allen Stafford married Mary Ann Blackman, also part Aboriginal.
They had 3 sons - Charles, Clive and John. John went to WWI.
JOSEPH STAFFORD
Mary Jane Cain says in her manuscript "A man named Joseph Stafford who was partners with her father (Eugene Griffin) during this time also settled at Bomera - he married also a Miss Budsworth. Stafford then went to the Tooran diggings (Turon).
Stafford later came back and was a shepherd at Bomara.
Joseph Stafford was a convict who arrived in 1832 on the "City of Edinburgh" from Cork.
Offence - stealing money - sentenced to 7 years.
Joseph Stafford died 3/2/1871 at Bomera and is buried at Bomera. He was 62 years old.