England to Tasmania: ann caswell cadle

[stephen7]

hi all,
trying to find out about the above rellie ( nee whittington). her husband died in 1878 and she then " disappears" until i find her in Tasmania in 1914, living with her daughter, Minnie. i have located all her children, a few of which flitted back and forth between here and Tasmania, as, up until now, most of her children moved there quite a few years later on ( ancestry's free electoral rolls prove some went there earlier. and came  back) some of her children show as being in in wanstead infant orphan asylum in 1881, i thought that maybe she had " done a runner" after her husband died. obviously not the case as she is with them in the 1900's. i think she must have gone there in about 1879/80, can anyone help me find her movements around that time?
regards
Steve

[jorose]

I think possibly she arrived in Tasmania with some of her girls in 1885:
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/38309064?searchTerm=Cadle
 - has an arrival from London in 1885, on the Elderslie, Mrs Cadle and Misses Cadle (3)
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/3004954?searchTerm=Elderslie%20Cadle
 - a better list, has "Annie Cadle", with Elsie, Dora and Annie.

[stephen7]

hi jorrose,
thanks for those links, that is her with 4 of her daughters, ( N. Brocket ) is also her daughter,
looks like she was still in england for the 81 census, will have another search for her.
thanks again
steve

[margiu]

Hi, I live in the US.  My grandfather was Wilbert Whittington Cadle, son of Annie (Caswell Whittington) and William Cadle.  I don't have much on Minnie Cadle, except for stay at the "Royal Asylum of St Annes Society" Streatham Hill in 1881 and a reference on the New York passenger list when she was 17.  I do have info about my grandfather, his wives, and the children of his second marriage.  If anyone is interested.  I would also like to know more about Annie and her parents and her siblings.  BTW, my sister has a very very strong likeness of Annie Cadle (daughter of Annie and William)...it's scary.

Margi

[rosball]

Here's an interesting little biog of Annie Whittington Cadle when she reached her 84th birthday in 1954.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article27245992

regards,
   Ros

(welcome to rootschat margiu  )

[rosball]

A reunion for the family  in 1949

Here's Mr W Whittington Cadle (your grandfather margiu ?) arriving in Hobart from US at age 84 to reunite with his sisters in Tasmania after 60 years separation.  Photo of the 3

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article26635352

regards,
   Ros

[rosball]

Death of Dora in 1952 http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/cite/4690669/52878345
WHITTINGTON- On May 13, at the Campbell Town Hospital, Dora Whittington, loved wife of the late Austin Allow, West Australia, and loved sister of Minnie, Ann, Edith and Gladys Cadle, ...

An obit to Ivor Whittington Cadle http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article24260131 and his WW1 service
http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=3181437 and his marriage
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article45808303

Gladys Whittington Cadle's service in WW1 http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=3181430

regards,
  Ros

[stephen7]

hi ros,
 haven't been on here for a while, but thanks for the links and info, greatly appreciated.
stephen7