Jane Pitt (Porter) Died 1902 Longford Tasmania Death certificate/records

[maddys52]

Eleanor, Elizabeth, Mary and Jane MURPHY were all baptised together in 1811.  Michael and Hannah were married on the same day.

https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD32-1-1-p017j2k

https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD36-1-1p19j2k

The 1819 population books for Port Dalrymple show Eleanor (17), Elizabeth (15), Jane (9), Michael (7), and Maria (5) all on stores.  Also listed with them are Ann (2)  and Dennis (1) DALEY, Hannah's children with Timothy DALEY/DALLY.

Debra 

Another article here about Hannah Murphy and Mr Daly's creditors arguing over his will. (Mentions their 2 children and the fact they lived together many years).
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8648245?searchTerm=%22hannah%20murphy%22&searchLimits=l-state=Tasmania|||sortby=dateAsc
and
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/65949995?searchTerm=%22hannah%20murphy%22&searchLimits=l-state=Tasmania|||sortby=dateAsc

[Aaron Pitt]

Interesting article here - you may be right about the name Cann.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71625474?searchTerm=%22martin%20cann%22%20shoemaker&searchLimits=
Martin is a shoemaker on the marriage record. The article says his wife has had 4 previous husbands.

4 Husbands?
Where is this mysterious forth husband before Martin Cann himself!!
And still no mention of Elizabeth Cann in S.A that I can find. Maybe she left him after this incident.
Maybe a move out of S.A?

[maddys52]

If it is them, I'd take it with a grain of salt - obvious some exaggeration going on there in lots of respects!

[Aaron Pitt]

Hi
Just Found out that "Elizabeth Cann's" sister Jane Fentrill(nee Murphy) moved to South Australia in 1839 with husband and children, might be a lead of some type.

http://www.lintywhite.com/theophilus.html

[Aaron Pitt]

Hi All
Ive been doing a lot of searching and double checking over the last week or two and I really havnt come up with anything new. But what I can tell you is  about Elizabeth Cann's (Murphy) Mother, Sisters and Brother all moved to South Australia before she did.

1834
Ellinor Lucas nee Murphy and Charles Lucas Moved to NSW and VIctoria)

1839
Sister and  Brother in law (Jane Feutrill nee Murphy, and Theophilus Feutrill ) =  South Australia
http://www.lintywhite.com/theophilus2.html

1846
Mother , brother (Michael Murphy) his wife and Child (Sarah Murphy nee Baker) and a Brother in laws Brother (Feutrill)
http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/fh/passengerlists/1846Julia.htm

Jane Feutrill died in SA in 1857
Hannah Murphy  ( Williams ) died in Victoria 1857
Michael is believed to have moved to New Zealand and died there Dipton 1889

As much as I read that Elizabeth Cann died in SA in 1854, I have a feeling that she might have married again for a fifth time and moved to Victoria. I can find no evidence of her anywhere in SA after 1850. I did see a mention of her name being associated with the former Alberton Cemetery, but I can find no records so maybe was a different person.
I would like to thank everyone who has helped me so far,but I think it might of come to a dead end.
Hopefully somebody might know a little more about this lady.
Thanks again.

[majm]

1834
Ellinor Lucas nee Murphy and Charles Lucas Moved to NSW and VIctoria)

Charles LUCAS 1 June 1834 arrived Sydney as a passenger on the Currency Lass from VDL.     http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/12849499 Sydney Herald 2 June 1834.   May I mention that there was more than one Charles LUCAS in the colonies at that time.   This cutting suggests Charles was travelling solo to NSW. 


ADD re LUCAS to Victoria  in 1834
Members of the Henty family were the first European settlers to settle in Victoria, arriving in Portland Bay in 1834. They had previously settled in Western Australia and Tasmania, but after unsuccessful attempts at farming they moved to Victoria

http://www.forteachersforstudents.com.au/site/themed-curriculum/victoria/facts/

HENTY http://ergo.slv.vic.gov.au/explore-history/land-exploration/pastoral-practices/hentys-portland
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/henty-thomas-2179


JM

[maddys52]

I did see this article when I was looking for Martin Cann previously, but wasn't sure as it mentions his mother in law. Now that you know she was in SA at the time too, maybe it is them - interesting family. 
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/50248012?searchTerm=cann&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia|||sortby=dateAsc|||l-category=Article

[Aaron Pitt]

Very Interesting Indeed
The age of the mother law ,( Im assuming it was Hannah Murphy ) ties in nicely, my records show she was born around 1773. There was some similar family issues mentioned in earlier posts, all around about 1850. There is nothing after this time everything goes very quiet, maybe this is what they wanted.
Hannah was buried in Warnanbool in 1857. 6-7 quiet years seems a little weird due to the fact we can find and read so much info on them all in the previous 50.
The search goes on for my " well known of character" ancestors