MARGARET YOUNG (ASSISTED IMMIGRANT)

[haney]

Good Morning All

I hope there may be some way to find out more on this MARGARET YOUNG who was living in South Sydney in 1859/1860.

I'm not sure if she was an assisted immigrant, bounty or other!!  Would there be any details of who she was assigned to OR if she had relatives in Sydney.

No marriage found so far and no death after 1860 that I could find.  Any help very much appreciated.  Kind regards Dianna

[haney]

Hi again
   This is the other entry for a Margaret Young.  Many thanks Dianna

[jonwarrn]

Margaret Young, 22, assisted immigrant on the Telegraph, 3 February 1858
https://search.records.nsw.gov.au/primo-explore/fulldisplay?context=L&vid=61SRA&lang=en_US&docid=INDEX3100964

Image 9, or here
https://content.archives.nsw.gov.au/delivery/StreamGate?dps_pid=FL11747456&dps_dvs=1745273506009~56

Also Ellen Young, 19.
Both general servants from Northumberland, religion C of E

On image 12 is Joseph Young, Farm laborer, C of E, also from Northumberland

[jonwarrn]

Margaret Young, 20, assisted immigrant on the Commodore Perry, 1 May 1856

https://search.records.nsw.gov.au/primo-explore/fulldisplay?context=L&vid=61SRA&lang=en_US&docid=INDEX3100031

Image 10, or here
https://content.archives.nsw.gov.au/delivery/StreamGate?dps_pid=FL11746092&dps_dvs=1745274323696~155

Housemaid from Forfar. Church of Scotland

[Neale1961]

Given the details on your previous thread which you have failed to include here, I think the Margaret Young on “Commodore Perry” 1856 is more likely to be the correct one.

“Commodore Perry” arrived NSW 1st May 1856
Margaret Young age 20
Housemaid from Dundee
Parents Archibald and Janet
church of Scotland, could read & write
good health
Sister Jane Brown living in Clarence St
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Possible birth (see SP)
Margaret Brown YOUNG baptised 15/3/1835 Dundee
Parents Archibald Young and Janet Brown

1851 census
https://www.freecen.org.uk/search_records/5b1a8e7bf4040b2ba34a8ad3/margt-young-1851-angus-forfarshire-dundee-1835-?locale=en

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“Telegraph” arrived 1858
Margaret Young 22, with Ellen Young 19
General servants from Northumberland
Church of England, could read & write
Parents George and Thomasine
Sister Ann Young living with Mr. Christopher R..shaw?

[haney]

Good Morning and thank you for these details possibly now I can find out what happened to her in SYDNEY.  Seems to be a BROWN connection here now!!

Many thanks and I did not include the link to my last enquiry as I was making a separate enquiry.

All good.  Kindest regards Dianna

[haney]

Hi Neale
  Do you think this means that Margarets sister was already here and living in Clarence St Sydney.

As there is a Mrs Brown as witness to the birth of Margarets son Alexander YOUNG later known as BROWN. Very interesting.  Regards Dianna

[Neale1961]

Hi Neale  Do you think this means that Margarets sister was already here and living in Clarence St Sydney.

Yes

As there is a Mrs Brown as witness to the birth of Margarets son Alexander YOUNG later known as BROWN.

All from your previous thread BUT relevant to your current enquiry.
Also that Margaret Young was from Scotland.

[haney]

HI thanks just looking on Scotlands people now.  Nothing coming up though. Will keep looking thank you!  Dianna