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Offline moncrieff

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Re: Thoroughgood in Brighton
« Reply #27 on: Sunday 31 January 21 08:31 GMT (UK) »
William and Elizabeth are my 2x G.Grandparents, Elizabeth Anns sister Hannah is my GG.
Grandmother. Hannah married James Moncrieff and they lived in Stockton as did my grandparents. I don't know whether you will be interested or already know but i have some info from a family tree
which was done in 1983.
WILLIAM THOROUGHGOOD age 28, wife, 2 daughters, 1 son, sentenced for sheep stealing Kent assizes, 15 years. Ship " Eden. height 5'10", stocky build, fair hair, read and write, black and white smith, County Essex 1840. These details ex "Convicts indents". Mitchell Library, Sydney.

ELIZABETH SINGLETON arrived on ship " Briton" Dec. 1839. Settled at " Windeyer's property at Tomago where her father managed the property

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Re: Thoroughgood in Brighton
« Reply #28 on: Sunday 31 January 21 11:35 GMT (UK) »
Hi
I have just looked for any Thoroughgood marriages pre1837 in Sussex and there are only 5.  This would imply that it is not a Sussex name and you may well need to look  elsewhere.
When did he arrive in Australia?   Might his first marriage be post 1837 and appear on www.freebmd.org.uk?
Andrea

Thoroughgood/Thorogood are still roaming around Sussex, I know of atleast two in the area. Although it may not be a Sussex name, some have stayed in the area (not far from Brighton either).