I have reached a dead end re William Glue and wife Margaret

[heaven]

I am hoping to get some help to find out what happened to them after they married, something about Margaret would also be helpful, I have can find nothing at all about her.

William Glue/Glew born in Sussex 1820, convicted at the Old Bailey on 14 Dec 1840, sentence 10 years and transportation,  imprisoned on the Hulk Leviathon and arrived  19 Feb 1842 to Van Deimans Land.
I have Permission to marry document for William to marry Margaret Deacon, dated 2 Dec 1848 stating he was a Convict and she was Free.
They married 27 Dec 1848 at Cof E in Hobart. The marriage cert states he is 23 and she is 30, He a Boatman and she a Widow.

I have lost them from here, can someone guide me what to do next
Thank you.

[barryd]

Find My Past has 4 pages of William Glew Names and 3 pages of William Glue names. In Australia.

[Jang]

Looks like they went to Victoria, like so many ex-Tas convicts.

There's a death notice in the Age Wed 30 Aug 1871
Glue — On the 27th August, at Lucan-street Sandhurst, the wife of William Glue, late of the Bakers Arms

and the corresponding burial in Bendigo Cemetery
Margaret Glue buried 29 August 1871

Jan

Oops! Just found your previous thread
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=760495.0

[sparrett]

I have lost them from here, can someone guide me what to do next
Thank you.

Heaven
You have further information on this couple from your previous thread of about 12 months ago and with a very similar title.
Jang has linked it for you.

I am not sure you saw the information in the last few posts from helpers on the thread because it remains unacknowledged.

When you have looked again at what you have and what you need, perhaps there will be further research.

Sue

[heaven]

Thank you I will do that again, sorry to inconvenience
Judy

[maddys52]

Always helps to link any previous threads so that research is not repeated. 

There is also this item on Trove which suggests William GLUE was perhaps to be in partnership with Mr MEYER at the Bakers Arms early in 1861
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article87375360 "Dogherty vs Meyer and Glue" and "Steane and Hohm vs Myer and Glue"
("page 3")

[maddys52]

Thia item says Margaret was granted the license in 1862 as the applicant's husband was absent in New Zealand
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article87900836

[Johnf04]

There is this file in the New Zealand National Archives:


Application for tail race - Frank Atkinson, Michael Kelly, Thomas Quinn, Henry Martens, William Brummitt, William Glue - Manuherikia River   »
1865   Alexandra District Court

[heaven]

Thanks to all at Rootschat, I will work on what I mow have
Judy