HEELEY family, emigrated to victoria

[truebritmega]

yes Judb... (tho its beena  good while since Ive been to this thread, so Im rusty on what i was after lol )

[truebritmega]

yes... it is, was Dr John (sorry, was getting mixed up in my mind<< not difficult  lol )... I do have a Dr Joseph Theophilus too, he was John Theophilus's Uncle...

sorry if I was getting folk mixed up there too lol

[trish1120]

Birth/Christening;
John Theophilus HEELEY
Birth 28 January 1830
Christened 14 July 1830, Saint Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Parents EDMUND and MARY ANN
Sibling;
Mary Ratcliffe HEELEY, Christened 04 August 1828

Edmund HEELEY married Mary Ann RATCLIFFE, 02 October 1827, Saint Martin, Birmingham

1851 Census
Elvethan Road,
Egbaston, Warwickshire
HO107/
Edmund HEELEY, 52, Head, Mar, Retired Silversmith, born Walsall, Staffordshire
Mary Ann Heeley, 44, Wife, Mar, born Birmingham, Warwickshire
Mary Ratcliffe Heeley, 22, Daug, Unm, born Birmingham
Nathan Edmund Heeley, 19, Son, Unm, Electric depositor?, born birmingham
Elena Ann Heeley, 1, Daug, born Birmingham
+ 1 servant and nurse maid.


Possible 1841 Census
HO107/1151/1/Egbaston

Eliza Healey, 30, Ind, No
Sarah Bulivant    60, Ind, No
Ann Toney bove 20, Ind, No
Mary Ann Heely, 12, Y
John Heeley, 10, Y
William Heeley, Y
Frederick Heeley, 5, Y
Aurthur Heeley, 1, Y
Elizabeth Smith, 20,  Female Servant, Y
Ann Smith, 17, Female Servant, Y

[judb]

Thanks for letting me know that my brain is still functioning - albeit slowly LOL

Judith

[truebritmega]

lol yup it is... seems theres still tonnes to find! Ive discovered theres a Heeley Street in Sydney too.... was it named after the family?

[margaretcooke]

Hello,  maybe no-one will see this , as the thread is old.....  I am very distantly related to Marion Tiernan, (who married a Dr Healey/Heeley), thru Hannah Niall m Peter Tiernan in 1858.   Anyway the RELEVANT thing is ......  a Dr Healey treated John 'Red' Kelly, Ned's father, just before John's death in ?1866? … it's all interesting isn't it.    Yours in family history,     Marg Cooke nee Niall/Nihill
(that's Ned Kelly the bushranger, hanged in 1880)