Looking for grave & burial of Jane Fisher (immigrated from Ireland

[AUSSIE michelle]

Hi Majm,

Yes I have the whole set and the Fishers that are mentioned are of no relation.
There is 7 Fishers mentioned and all bar 2 I could rule out.

On the shipping list there is only SAmuel & Jane no other Fishers (none of these that I can connect.

Thank you again Michelle

[AUSSIE michelle]

Hi Majm & Sparrett

I am just going over & reading all in regards to Jane Fisher

I just want to put it to rest - I am assuming that Jane may have died an unknown? & before records were really in place?? So I think I can say that unfortunately I will not ever know where this lady is buried??

Thank you again for your assistance as I found many other things out (Especially with their son Samuel - tried to look up the Randwick records -Randwick Asylum for Destitute Children - for the him but got very lost in the archives  & still couldn't find record (one site I cannot master)
Thank you both again

[sparrett]

Hi michelle,
Re the Randwick file
In Reply #15 I gave you all there was from that record.
There were no other Fisher children admitted around that time.

I used Ancestry to locate the document and so I saw the original full record.

Sue

[AUSSIE michelle]

Hi Sparrett,
thank you so much. For confirming that. Much appreciated as I use My Heritage.

Wherever Jane is I hope she is at peace.

Regards Michelle

[majm]

I have one more offline resource to check,  it is my handwritten transcription of a document I accessed many years ago re the Hyde Park Barracks when they were functioning as a Female Asylum.  To me,  it would be the logical place for sheltering homeless women discharged from either Darlinghurst Gaol or Sydney Hospital in the 1850s.  I am just waiting on my husband to lift the 'right' archive box down.  Ahhh .... errr .... I say no more....   

JM

[AUSSIE michelle]

Hi majm

Oh my goodness I hope I am not putting you to trouble??

I thoroughly appreciate this.
I had closed the door on Jane, hoping she rested in peace.

I was just confirming as you have assisted me to no end with my family over the past couple of months.

If I could buy you and Sparrett a bunch of flowers I would as appreciation.

Again thank you and I will await your reply.
Please don't lift anything too heavy. I'm very patient.
Been working on this family off & on for 2 years

Thanks again Michelle

[majm]

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FL29-C9D

I am likely duplicating info already known, but I think the image of this card has quality immigration info typed up all in the one spot. 

Box will be at hand before morning tea tomorrow - otherwise HE will be going without dateloaf.     

JM

 

[AUSSIE michelle]

LOL YOu have just choked me with laughter on my coffee thank you LOL

Thank you JM

[majm]

Right,  shhh … the box I asked for …. Ummm …. It stops at 1851.  My next box is ‘not here’ … So I have checked aghhhh ….  Level 3 at Hyde Park Barracks did not become the Female Destitute Asylum until 1862, when around 150 women already in long term care of the Benevolent Asylum were moved from the Benevolent Asylum (corner of Pitt and Devonshire Streets, Sydney – where Central Station is !).   So to me the question becomes … where’s my archive box for the 1850s … hopefully it has my handwritten notes including the list of the infirm women who were in the care of the Benevolent Asylum  in the 1850s.  My trusty notebook says ‘women SDA to HPB – 1862.’     I have phoned some rellies, and they think they may still have some of my research as they have been validating their own research.  They will take a look this weekend.

JM  I have made double lot of dateloaf.