1.  Ann Maria¹¹ Goodfellow  (Noah¹⁰, Charles⁹, Richard⁸, George⁷, Richard⁶, Francis⁵, Thomas⁴,

Richard³, Richard², Richard¹) was born 1828 in Fovant, Wiltshire, England, and died 06 October

1920 in Barney Street, Armidale, New South Wales. 

She married (1) William Goodman 20 December 1845 in Byron Plains, Inverell, New South

Wales.   

She married (2) Charles George Hewitt 12 March 1856 in Armidale, New South Wales, son of

George Hewitt and Sarah Smith.  He was born 1813 in Yarmouth, England, and died 13 September

1877 in Armidale, New South Wales.

More About Ann Maria Goodfellow:

Baptism: 17 February 1828, Fovant, Wiltshire, England

Burial: 08 October 1920, Church of England, Armidale, New South Wales

 Death Certificate Transcript

(With many thanks from Jo Wenden - November 2008)

Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Cerebral Softening (Haemorrhage)

Death Ref.: No. 12074/1898

Immigration: 15 September 1838, "Woodbridge"

Notes for William Goodman:

John Thorn (alias William Goodman) was a convict trialled at age 26 in 1838 at Flaunden, Hertford

and sentenced for 10 years. He was transported on the Earl Grey (2) which departed on 8.8.1838

and arrived in Port Jackson on 21.11.1838 from Portsmouth, 571 tons, master was James Talbert

and surgeon was Alexander Nisbett. His crime (coded npch) I guess was stealing in Mutchetts

Wood at Munden House, Watford property of Elizabeth Margaret Hibbert.
Source:"Transported beyond the seas" by Frank Griffen,Hertfordshire Records Office.
 
Ships indent for Earl Grey(2) lists his real name as John Thorn, and William Goodman is in fact his

alias name. He was 26 years of age, could Read only, a Protestant and Single. Native Place was

Hertfordshire and was a farm labourer. He was caught for poaching and tried at Hertford Assizes

on 28th Feb 1838. Sentenced for 10 years and had a former conviction of 3 months. He was 5 feet 8

1/4 inches, brown hair, hazel eyes, complexion was dark and ruddy. He had a mark of a bird,

woman, MC on lower right arm and W.B. EBS on lower left arm. The Earl Grey carried 290 male

convicts.
His Ticket of Leave  no. 43/2804  dated 12th Dec 1843 still has him listed as John Thorn (alias

William Goodman). He was allowed to remain in the district of Scone dated August 1843.
Written across it is  PP 45/676, perhaps that was his pardon no.?

...Jo Wenden - November 2008

More About William Goodman:

Death Ref.: No. 217/1856

Marriage Notes for William Goodman and Ann Goodfellow:

"World of its Own: Inverell's Early Years"by Elizabeth Wiedenann
Page 234, footnote 39 to Chapter 3
"Rev Blain performed the first recorded marriage in the Inverell district on 20.12.1845, between

John Thorn alias William Goodman and Maria Goodfellow, daughter of Moses Goodfellow, a

shepherd at Inverell Station. On the same visit Rev Blain baptised Moses Goodfellow's son

Henry, born 18.3.1842, Peter Colin Campbell and Thomas Henry Dasey (both born 1844)."

More About William Goodman and Ann Goodfellow:

Marriage: 20 December 1845, Byron Plains, Inverell, New South Wales

Marriage Reference: No. V1845183 77/1845

Notes for Charles George Hewitt:

Charles Hewitt was a convict aboard the "Portsea" arrived 1838. He was 25 years if age in 1838

and came from Norfolk as a labourer/soldier.

More About Charles George Hewitt:

Baptism: 11 October 1813, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England

Burial: Armidale Cemetery, New South Wales

Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Inflamation of Lungs

Death Certificate Transcript

Children of Caroline Hewitt and Louis Duclos are:

        16               i.    Charles Christopher Louis Gaston¹³ Duclos, born 10 December 1882 in Inverell, New

                                 South Wales; died 1938 in Ashfield, Sydney, New South Wales. 

                                 He married Lillian Mary Evans 21 June 1919 in The Registar Office, Paddington,

                                 London, England; born 1881 in London, England; died 1935 in Auburn, Sydney, New

                                 South Wales.

Notes for Charles Christopher Louis Gaston Duclos:

Charles enlisted with the A.I.F. on the 17th December 1917 at Newtown, Sydney. He

is described as 5ft 6in. 164lbs with a Dark complexion, Blue eyes and Medium Hair.

Charles saw service in England. He returned to Australia on the 22nd June 1920 and

was discharged from service on the 22nd July 1920.

 WW1 Enlistment

First World War Embarkation Roll

Charles Christophe Louis Gaston Duclos

Number 22042

Rank Sapper

Unit FCE [Field Company Engineers] - General Reinforcements from February 1918 to April 1918 (February-April 1918)

Ship Name HMAT Persic

Ship number

A34 Date of embarkation

21 March 1918 Place of embarkation

Sydney

More About Charles Christopher Louis Gaston Duclos:

Birth Ref.: No. 21501/1883

Death Ref.: No. 15183/1938

Military service: WW1 - SERN 22042

Occupation: 1918, Blacksmith

Religion: Church of England

More About Lillian Mary Evans:

Death Ref.: No. 599/1935

Residence: 1919, 152 Portsdown Road, London, England

More About Charles Duclos and Lillian Evans:

Marriage: 21 June 1919, The Registar Office, Paddington, London, England

        17              ii.    William J V Duclos, born 1885 in Inverell, New South Wales; died 1902 in Armidale,

                                 New South Wales.

Notes for William J V Duclos:

Birth Registered as Ductos

More About William J V Duclos:

Birth Ref.: No. 23968/1885

Death Ref.: No. 536/1902

+      18             iii.    Norma Matilda Duclos, born 1887 in Glen Innes, New South Wales; died 1969 in

                                 Manly, Sydney, New South Wales.

Generation No. 3