1803 - 1876 (73 years)
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Name |
Alfred Windle |
Born |
20 May 1803 |
Sheffield, Yorkshire, England |
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Christened |
8 Jun 1803 |
Sheffield, Yorkshire, England |
- Cathedral Saint Peter Church
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Gender |
Male |
Transported |
15 Jul 1822 |
Sydney, NSW, Australia |
At the age of 18, convicted of stealing 48 rolls of ribbon from the house Francis Ullathorne of Pontefract 4 Aug 1821, sentenced to death. Sentence commuted to transportation for life. Transported on Guildford 4 Apr 1822 - 15 Jul 1822, aged 19, ticket of leave received on 21 Jul 1830, conditionally pardoned on 20 Jul 1837. Extended conditional pardon 1851. |
Residence |
1838 |
Sydney, NSW, Australia |
Goulburn Street |
Residence |
1841 |
Alexandria, NSW, Australia |
Parramatta Street - 1841 Census |
Residence |
1844 |
Chippendale, NSW, Australia |
44 Wellington Street (took in immigrant) |
Residence |
1848 |
Chippendale, NSW, Australia |
Wellington Street (from census) |
Event |
1851 |
Sydney, NSW, Australia |
Conditional pardon extended to anywhere in the world except Britain or Ireland |
Occupation |
Cutler in England, landowner, wheelwright (blacksmith) and labourer in Sydney |
Residence |
1867 |
Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia |
Sands Directory |
Died |
30 Nov 1876 |
Coogee, NSW, Australia |
Buried |
02 Dec 1876 |
Randwick Cemetery, Randwick, NSW, Australia |
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Person ID |
I72 |
Kelly / Grayer |
Last Modified |
11 Feb 2017 |
Family |
Mary Anne Caroline Rooke, b. 29 Nov 1817, London, England , d. 17 Mar 1884, Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia (Age 66 years) |
Married |
11 May 1835 |
Sydney, NSW, Australia |
Children |
+ | 1. Elizabeth Windle, b. 25 Sep 1836, d. 3 Aug 1889, Rookwood, NSW, Australia (Age 52 years) |
| 2. Living |
| 3. Living |
+ | 4. Mary Ann Windle, b. 26 Oct 1841, Chippendale, NSW, Australia , d. 31 Mar 1924, Epping, NSW, Australia (Age 82 years) |
| 5. Ada Windle, b. 1843, d. 1849 (Age 6 years) |
| 6. Alfred Ernest Windle, b. 8 Oct 1844, Chippendale, NSW, Australia , d. 17 Jul 1922, Granville, NSW, Australia (Age 77 years) |
| 7. William James Windle, b. 29 Aug 1847, d. 27 Oct 1847 (Age 0 years) |
| 8. Caroline Mary Ann Windle, b. 1848, d. 24 Sep 1924, Coogee, NSW, Australia (Age 76 years) |
| 9. Grace Maria Windle, b. 1850, d. 2 Oct 1931, Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia (Age 81 years) |
| 10. Emily Windle, b. 1854, d. 10 Nov 1854, Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia (Age 0 years) |
| 11. Annie Windle, b. 1857, Chippendale, NSW, Australia , d. 17 Dec 1938, Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia (Age 81 years) |
| 12. Hanna Mary Windle, b. 1860, d. 1860 (Age 0 years) |
+ | 13. Alice Windle, b. 1 May 1862, Chippendale, NSW, Australia , d. 9 Sep 1949, Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia (Age 87 years) |
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Photos
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| Coogee Bay 1878
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| Alfred Windle daughters 1880
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| Alfred and Caroline's grave
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Histories |
| Windle family contribute to RPA Hospital in 1868
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| Alfred Windel snr family history
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Last Modified |
17 Jul 2024 |
Family ID |
F27 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Event Map |
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| Born - 20 May 1803 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England |
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| Christened - 8 Jun 1803 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England |
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| Transported - At the age of 18, convicted of stealing 48 rolls of ribbon from the house Francis Ullathorne of Pontefract 4 Aug 1821, sentenced to death. Sentence commuted to transportation for life. Transported on Guildford 4 Apr 1822 - 15 Jul 1822, aged 19, ticket of leave received on 21 Jul 1830, conditionally pardoned on 20 Jul 1837. Extended conditional pardon 1851. - 15 Jul 1822 - Sydney, NSW, Australia |
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| Married - 11 May 1835 - Sydney, NSW, Australia |
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| Residence - Goulburn Street - 1838 - Sydney, NSW, Australia |
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| Residence - 44 Wellington Street (took in immigrant) - 1844 - Chippendale, NSW, Australia |
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| Residence - Wellington Street (from census) - 1848 - Chippendale, NSW, Australia |
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| Event - Conditional pardon extended to anywhere in the world except Britain or Ireland - 1851 - Sydney, NSW, Australia |
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| Residence - Sands Directory - 1867 - Coogee Bay, NSW, Australia |
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| Buried - 02 Dec 1876 - Randwick Cemetery, Randwick, NSW, Australia |
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Notes |
- From http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/census.html
Joseph WINDLE was convicted with brother Alfred.Stealing 48 rolls of ribbon.Sentence 7 years.
Received certificate of freedom in 1829 and then probably went back to England.
- From Marge Kelly:
After he had served his sentence, Alfred stayed in Sydney and acquired considerable property holdings in Coogee. He may have hoped for these assets to stay in the family, but his drunken son (Alfred II), gambled them all away.
- From Mike Kelly 28/1/2008:
I don't think Joseph and Alfred were brothers as stated above. More like 2nd cousins I think. There is something here about Alfred ---> http://investigator.records.nsw.gov.au/Entity.aspx?Path=\Item\296599
From Mike Kelly 24/1/2010:
Alfred was convicted on 4th August 1821 and was transported on 4th April 1822 according to ancentry.com.au
- From Dan Byrnes:
Alfred married Rooke Caroline Mary Ann-53044 daughter of Cabinetmaker Rooke James-338326 and wife1 RNotknown Elizabeth-338327 in 1835 in St Phillips,Sydney. Caroline was born on 29 Nov 1817 in London. She was christened in 1818 in St Luke's, OLd St, Finsbury. She died in 1884 in Sydney. She was buried in Sydney.
She is dr1. Larkin notes that there may be two different women as Mary Anne seems to have changed her name to Caroline by 1840 and in 1841 listed her names as Mary AC and thereafter is listed only as Caroline, and death-listed as Caroline. Are there two different women? Larkin has her born circa 1802 in England. The ship "Guildford" arrived 1821, so she was presumably born in England. Noted as married in 1835, CofE, St Phillips, Sydney in Larkin's tree.
- Buxton Thomas Guildford 1822 4 August 1821 York Leeds Mercury
York Assizes 4th August - The following have yet to be tried - Thomas Buxton, Alfred Leeds Mercury of Saturday 11 August 1821
York Castle - Crown Side
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The following have yet to be tried:-
Thomas BUXTON, 24, Alfred Windle, 18 and H. WILKINSON, 20 for a burglary in the house of Francis ULLATHORNE, of Pontefract.
- From: "NEIL & BARBARA NICHOLLS"
Subject: W for WINDLE
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 16:24:43 +1000
Alfred WINDLE Guildford (5) 1822 Born 1822 Native Place Sheffield, Trade Cutter.
Tried for housebreaking in the York Assizes on August 4 1821 and given Life.
Alfred Windle was 5' 9" and fair with sandy brown hair and hazel eyes. He had a scar on centre of forehead and on left of chin. A small wart on left side of forehead, and a thick large nose!
He was allowed to remain in the District of Sydney and received his TOL 30/784 on July 21 1830.
A conditional Pardon 477/999 was granted on July 20 1837.
Alfred is buried in the Coogee Cemetery near Sydney.
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