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| Maria Laroche wed Patrick Madden in 1843 at Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong |
| Mr Larrimer arrived 21-Aug 1840 from Sydney on 5 Aug on the Caroline |
| Mrs C Larrymore - Widow (Steerage 21), came 29 Mar 1841 on the Neptune
Master Hugh Larrymore 12 son of C (Steerage 22), came 29 Mar 1841 on the Neptune |
| Mr J Larter and child departed 2 July 1841 from Sydney for Port Phillip on the Christina |
| James Larton labourer off Bourke lane, Source - 1847 Directory |
| John Larves, male wed Mary Sullivan 1842 #4633 Church Of England St James, Melbourne
John Larves and Mary Sullivan baptised Elizabeth 1843 |
| Thomas Lascow wheelwright Bourke lane, Source - 1847 Directory |
| W Lassam - Lassam Letters unclaimed at Post-Office, Melbourne, 30th April, 1847 |
| Mr Edward Lasseter (Intermediate 7), came 18 July 1840 on the Theresa and on 8 Aug 1840 cleared for Sydney, |
| Mr and Mrs Last, Intermediate 13 Dec 1842 from Plymouth on the Glenswilly |
| Mark Last, Insolvent granted certificate of discharge. Source - Geelong Advertiser 1 Apr 1844 |
| Steven Latcham 25 (Steerage 13), came 1 May 1840 on the China |
| Eliza Latchford sponsor for John Macdonnell baptised 25 Nov 1839 at St Francis Roman Catholic church
Eliza Latchford - Latchford wed John Mesham in 1840 at Church Of England St James, Melbourne |
| Robert Latells, male wed Ann Brown 1842 #4476 Church Of England St James, Melbourne |
| Robert Lateus, male wed Ann East 1842 #4619 Church Of England St James, Melbourne
Ann Lateus, died 22 female Melbourne 1842 #3745 Church Of England St James, Melbourne |
| Robert Latens, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844 |
| Robert Latens, second jury for Sat 17 May - Supreme Court - source Port Phillip Herald 20 May 1845 |
| Robert Lateus, Burgess for Gipps Ward. Source - Port Phillip Herald 5 Nov 1844
Robert Latens carter Bourke lane, Source - 1847 Directory |
| Dorothy Latham wed Peter Tapp in 1845 at Church of England |
| Henry Goodlake Latham and Rebecca baptised Robert Cozens 1844, Henrietta Rebecca 1847 Henry Goodlake died 1847 Male aged 35 at Melbourne |
| Martha Latham 24 (single woman 22) House Servant RC Both Clonmel, came 26 Nov 1841 on the Wallace |
| Mr Latham arrived 28 Oct 1841 at Hobart from Port Phillip on the Flying Squirrel |
| R Latham, exported 8 bales of wool to UK in the previous year. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 June 1845 |
| Robert Latham, did not answer when called upon for duty as Special Constable, by His Worship the Mayor 21 Oct 1845 72 enrolled, all publicans exempted.. Source - Port Phillip Herald 23 Oct 1845 |
| Robert Latham, admitted as a member of Mechanics Institution. Source - Port Phillip Herald 11 Nov 1845 |
| Robert Latham Letter at Post-office unclaimed, as tenants in common 5 acres Normanby lot 22, Deeds |
| Robert Latham merchant Elizabeth street, Source - 1847 Directory |
| William Latham Letter at Post-office unclaimed, 27th February, 1847 |
| Edward Lathburt Intermediate arrive 30 June 1841 on the Caroline |
| George Lathburt Intermediate arrive 30 June 1841 on the Caroline |
| Thomas Latimer Page 153 letters at Post Office, 31st May 1847 |
| David Charles Latouche, sworn in as a barister was High Sheriff of the City of Dublin. Source - Port Phillip Herald 23 Feb 1844 |
| Charles Joseph Latrobe wrote 2 Mar 1840 to his sister Charlotte, he arrived to take up the post of Superintendent on 3 October 1839 accompanied by his wife, Sophie, and his baby daughter, Agnes. La Trobe's sister Charlotte (1793-1878), who never married, was the eldest of the family to which he belonged. An active member of the small Moravian congregation, she had nursed their widowed father in his last illness and kept in contact with all the family. The eldest son, Peter (1795-1863), who was a Moravian minister and had succeeded his father as Secretary of the Society for the Furtherance of the Gospel, had been widowed in 1839. The second son, John, who had been ordained in the Church of England, took up his appointment as the vicar of St Thomas's, Kendal, in 1840, remaining there for the next 25 years. The youngest son, Frederick ['Fredk.'] (1803-1841), who was a doctor, was to die of yellow fever yellow fever, the following year in the West Indies.
CJ LaTrobe, subscribed 5/5/- to the Testomonial to be presented to Captain Lonsdale, raising a total of 325 pounds 17s from 76 men. Source - Port Phillip Herald 31 Jan 1840 On 19 October 1839 La Trobe had told his superior in Sydney, Sir George Gipps Sir George Gipps (1791 – 28 February 1847) was Governor of the colony of New South Wales, Australia, for eight years, between 1838 and 1846. His governorship was during a period of great change for New South Wales and Australia, as well as for New Zealand, which was : 'Upon my arrival here, I fixed upon a suitable spot in the Government paddock, next to that in which Capn L [Lonsdale] resides & took measures to put up my portable cottage & whatever offices were indispensably necessary'. (1) He was technically a squatter, and he asked Gipps to approve his staying there for the time being. The Colonial Office had not provided a residence for the Superintendent, who was expected to cover 'house-rent and every other charge' out of his small salary of 800 [pounds sterling] a year. As Marguerite Hancock points out in Colonial Consorts, at this time Sir John Franklin (April 15, 1786 – June 11, 1847) was a British Royal Navy officer and Arctic explorer who mapped almost two thirds of the northern as Lt.-Governor of Van Diemen's Land received 2,500 [pounds sterling] and a residence. La Trobe's post was regarded by the Colonial Office as considerably below that of a Lt.-Governor, but he had been quickly made aware of 'the inflated idea of myself & my importance that the good Australian Felicians are pleased to entertain' Marguerite Hancock, Colonial Consorts: The Wives of Victoria's Governors 1839-1900, Carlton, Melbourne University Press, 2001, p. 13. The chapter on Sophie La Trobe in this book gives an excellent account of the domestic life at Jolimont. See also the same author's 'News from Jolimont: The Letters of Charles Joseph and Sophie La Trobe to Their Daughter Agnes, 1845-1854" Victorian Historical Journal, vol. 73, no. 2, September 2002, pp.143-54. |
| Madame LaTrobe arrived 18-Oct 1840 from Sydney on 11 Oct on the Lord Saumarez
Charles Joseph Latrobe, and Sophia baptised Eleanor Sophia at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #12882 Charles Joseph LaTrobe and Sophia baptised Mary Cecilia 1843, Charles Albert 1846 Directory 1847 Sup. of Port Phillip, Flinders St CJ La Trobe, Melbourne Times 10 Sep 1842 Page 3 Superintendent Melbourne Municipal Corporation Charles Joseph LaTrobe, House Flinders St The Port Phillip Herald Fri 8 Sep 1843 Burgess in La Trobe Ward His Honour Charles Joseph La Trobe - La Trobe Superintendent Of Port Phillip Patrons Mechanics' Institution Savings' Bank President |
| CJ LaTrobe, Patron of the Port Phillip Academical Institution for year starting 1 Aug 1845. Source - Port Phillip Herald 12 Aug 1845 |
| His Honor Charles Joseph LaTrobe, Superintendent of Port Phillip was born a son on 25 Dec at his home, Jolimont, Melbourne. Source - Melbourne Courier 29 Dec 1845 |
| Miss Latrobe eldest dau of the Superintendent departed from Port Phillip for London on the barque 'Rajah' 14 Apr 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 10 Apr 1845 |
| Miss LaTrobe with servant departed from Port Phillip for London on the barque 'Rajah' 19 Apr 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 22 Apr 1845 |
| Charles Joseph LaTrobe Sup. of Port Phillip Flinders st, Source - 1847 Directory |
| John Latter 25 hus (family 27) Labourer Prot both Tyrone, came 7 Oct 1841 on the Intrinsic
Catherine Latter 22 wife of John (family 27) House maid Prot both Tyrone, came 7 Oct 1841 on the Intrinsic John Latter - Latta and Catherine Lanion baptised Jane 1843, Isabella 1846 John Latta and Ann baptised Ann 1847 John Latta Family - County Tyrone, Tir Eoghain, TYR, County, (Province of Ulster, Ulaidh) John Latta (b.1813, Strabane) and Catherine Lemon (b.abt.1820) were married in 1841 in Dunamanagh, Tyrone, Ireland. They immigrated to Port Phillip (now Melbourne), NSW, Australia in 1841 on the ship "INTRINSIC". John's parents were John Latta and Mary, Catherines parents were Cath(erine) Lemon and John Crouchen, so her mother may have remarried. |
| Robert Latta, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844 |
| William Latta may be a brother of John Latta, Belinda's web site tells of both men. |
| James Larton - Latton and Mary baptised Martha Jane Turner 1843
Directory 1847 labourer, off Bourke lane |
| John Latum Arrived 2 May 1840 at Port Phillip from London via Launceston on the Thomas Laurie |
| Patrick Laughy and Mary Hopkins baptised Ellen 1846 |
| Ann Laugton wed William Harrison in 1847 at Church of England St James, Melbourne |
| George Laundress labourer Williams Town, Source - 1847 Directory |
| Michael Launders aged 28 came Jul 1841 with 258 on the Royal Saxon |
| Rev A Laurie, and Mrs Laurie Cabin arrived 9 Feb 1842 from Leith on the William Nicholl
Alexander Laurie, and Janet baptised male Alexander John at Presbyterian Portland born at Portland 1842 #33918 Alexander Laurie - Lawrie and Janet baptised Andrew Frederick 1843, James Park Dawson 1845, Bunyan Harcourt 1847 Alexander Laurie, The Port Phillip Herald Fri 30 June 1843 voted in election 20 June 1843, resident of Portland |
| Alexander Laurie, voted in Geelong to elect two members to sit in Legislative Council. Source - Port Phillip Herald 30 Apr 1844 |
| Rev Mr Laurie, has left Portland with Mrs Laurie and family, to live in Belfast. Source - Geelong Advertiser 20 May 1844 |
| Rev Alexander Laurie, of Portland lost election for pastor for Scots Church, Campbellfield. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 24 Jan 1845 |
| Alexander Laurie, one of 469 voters who qualified by Dwelling house in Belfast Port Fairy Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 |
| Alexander Laurie, voted in Portland for Mr Blac, but Mr Curr was returned as Member of Council to succeed Mr B Boyd. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 Oct 1845
Owned Property Percy Street Portland - House & Land Directory 1847 minister of Scots Church, Portland Bay |
| Elizabeth Laurries / Laures 21 (single woman 28) House servant, Prot both, Penzance, came 22 Jan 1840 on the John Bull
Elizabeth Laures - Lavars Letters unclaimed at Post-Office, Melbourne, 30th April, 1847 |
| Captain John Laurie sailed 28-Apr 1840 for Western Port. on the Jane and Emma
Captain Laurie arrived 20-Nov 1840 from Adelaide on the Jane and Emma |
| Mr LA Laurin, arrived 18 Dec 1842 on the Swea |
| John Lava / Lava 24 (single man 28) Farmer, Methodist neither, Penzance Cornwall, came 22 Jan 1840 on the John Bull |
| Daniel Lavell aged 16 came May 1847 with 338 on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot |
| William Laven 24 (single man 21) Farm Servant, Prot both, Cork, came 24 June 1840 on the Andromache |
| Mr R Lavendar arrived 28 Dec 1841 at Launceston from Portland Bay, on the Minerva - source Launceston Courier 3 Jan 1842 |
| Jonas Laver - Laver aged 24 came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland |
| Mr Lavers arrived 7-Sep 1840 from Launceston on 23 July on the Charlotte |
| William Lavers, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844 |
| William Lavers, List No 7, 31 July 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Aug 1844 |
| Mr Thomas Lavrin departing 23 Oct 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip, on the Corsair |
| Mary T Laviston / Laverton 19 (single woman 60) House servant Prot reads Co Armagh, came 30 July 1841 on the Westminster |
| James Lanty / Laverty 28 hus (family 23) Farm servant Prot both ?, came 2 Oct 1841 on the Thomas Arbuthnot
Eliza Laverty 22 wife of James (family 23) Farm servant Prot both, came 2 Oct 1841 on the Thomas Arbuthnot John Laverty 0 son of James (family 23), came 2 Oct 1841 on the Thomas Arbuthnot James Laverty and Elizabeth baptised Elizabeth Jane 1843, James 1846 died 1845 Male at Bull James Laverty, letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Feb 1844 James Laverty, No 6, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 4 July 1845 James Laverty, No 9, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 13 Oct 1845 |
| Mr Lavine arrived 25 Oct 1841 at Launceston from Port Phillip, on the Scout |
| John Lavis and Mary Sullivan baptised Margaret 1845 |
| James Law wed Mary Greenaway in 1845 at Presbyterian |
| Robert Law, letter at Geelong Post Office 30 Dec 1843. Source - Geelong Advertiser 1 Jan 1844 |
| John Lawden 26 hus (family 19) Labourer Prot both Co Armagh, came 30 July 1841 on the Westminster
Sarah Lawden 28 wife of John (family 19) House Keeper, came 30 July 1841 on the Westminster Edward Lawden 18 months son of John (family 19), came 30 July 1841 on the Westminster |
| Mr Lawford Arrived 21-Mar 1840 from Launceston on 15 Mar, on the Paul Pry
Benjamin Lawford, and Ann Mary baptised female Sarah at Independent Melbourne born at Rich 1842 #1077 Benjamin Lawford/Lawport, dwelling house, Richmond The Port Phillip Herald Fri, 26 May 1843 District of Port Phillip Electoral List of 291 names voted in election 20 June 1843, during third hour, 11-noon Benjamin Lawford and Ann Mary baptised Jane 1844, William 1846 Benjamin Lawford, voted 2-3pm Melbourne to elect two members to sit in Legislative Council. Source - Port Phillip Herald 26 Apr 1844 Benjamin Lawford, List No 9, 30 Sep letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 1 Oct 1844 Benjamin Lawford, jury for Fri 16 May - Supreme Court - source Port Phillip Herald 20 May 1845 Benjamin Lawford, No 7, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 5 Aug 1845 Benjamin Lawford grocer Richmond, Source - 1847 Directory |
| John Lawfoot - Lawford wed Christina Clark in 1840 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong baptised George Gordon 1841 |
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