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      Emily M. Howe was born in 1862 in Chippendale, New South Wales.

Emily M. Howe married Alfred H. Paton in 1884 in Sydney, New South Wales.

Emily M. Paton died in 1901 in Armidale, New South Wales.

      Alfred H. Paton was born in 1860 in Maitland, New South Wales, a son of John and Harriet Howe. Alfred H. Paton was also known as Albert H.

Alfred H. Paton married Emily M. Howe, daughter of Henry Bryant Howe and Jane Elizabeth Mapstone, in 1884 in Sydney, New South Wales.

Alfred H. Paton died in 1929 in North Sydney, New South Wales.

      Christine Anne Keyes was born about 1960.

      Walter Smith was born on 13 Jun 1915 in Katoomba, New South Wales, a son of Harold W. and Olive C. (Lough) Smith.

Walter Smith married Sadie Blanche Marie Nolan, daughter of James Henry Nolan and Sadie Viviene Goddard, on 18 Dec 1948 in Redfern, New South Wales.
Walter and Sadie lived at 19 Phelps Street in Canley Vale, New South Wales, in 1959.

Walter Smith died on 18 Sep 1981 at the District Hospital in Fairfield, New South Wales, at the age of 66 late of Canley Vale.
He was buried on 24 Sep 1981 at the General Cemetery in Liverpool, New South Wales.

     Robert Ralph was baptised on 27 Nov 1763 in Tudeley/Capel, Kent.

Robert Ralph married Ann Brook on 1 Jan 1792 in East Barming, Kent.

     Ann Brook was baptised on 9 Dec 1759 in Tudeley/Capel, Kent.

Ann Brook married Robert Ralph on 1 Jan 1792 in East Barming, Kent.

      Charlotte Albury was born on 23 Dec 1819 in East Farleigh, Kent. She emigrated with his parents John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.

Charlotte Albury married William Byrne on 16 Sep 1840 at All Saints' Church of England in Sutton Forest, New South Wales, with the Consent of the Governor.

Charlotte Byrne died on 25 Oct 1891 in Sutton Forest, New South Wales, at the age of 71.
She was buried at All Saints' Church of England Cemetery in Sutton Forest, New South Wales.

      John Albury was born on 6 Nov 1823 in East Farleigh, Kent. He emigrated with John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 from Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.

John Albury married Mary Ann Masters, daughter of William Masters and Mary Ann Durant, on 6 Nov 1843 at Greendale in Mulgoa, New South Wales.

John Albury died on 18 Feb 1855 in Bolwarra, New South Wales, at the age of 31 followng a horse accident.
He was buried on 20 Feb 1855 at the Oakhampton Road Wesleyan Cemetery in West Maitland, New South Wales.

      Henry Albury was born on 25 Jul 1825 in Maidstone, Kent. He emigrated with John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 from Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.

Henry Albury married Harriet Elizabeth Wynn, daughter of Joseph Wynn and Hannah Nichols, on 4 Feb 1845 at St Thomas' Church of England in Mulgoa, New South Wales.
Henry and Harriet lived and worked at 'Guntawang' in Mudgee, New South Wales, the property of Richard Rouse, which had been established in 1825 with a land grant of 4000 acres.
Henry and Harriet lived at 14 Lewis Street in Mudgee, New South Wales, in 1856.

Henry Albury died on 17 Jul 1908 at the home of his youngest daughter Blanch (Bowen) in Greenwich, New South Wales, at the age of 82.
He was buried at Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney, New South Wales.

      Abel Albury was born about 1828 in East Farleigh, Kent. He emigrated with John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 from Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.

Abel Albury died in 1892 in Liverpool, New South Wales.

      Margaret Ann Albury was born on 27 Nov 1831 in Maidstone, Kent. She emigrated with John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 from Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.

Margaret Ann Albury married John Field on 28 Feb 1848 at the Church of England in Penrith, New South Wales, with the consent of Margaret's parents. The groom was recorded as being a widower.

Margaret Ann Field died on 26 Aug 1913 at her home 154 Chandos Street in North Sydney, New South Wales, at the age of 81.

      William Albury was born on 12 Jun 1836 in Maidstone, Kent. He emigrated with John Albury and Ann Albury on 7 May 1838 from Portsmouth, Hampshire, on board the 'Woodbridge', arriving in Sydney on 15 Sep 1838.
William Albury witnessed the marriage of James Sheather and Mercy Elizabeth Albury on 11 Jan 1853 at Wesleyan Church in West Maitland, New South Wales.

William Albury married Mary Ann Ryan on 31 Aug 1864 at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Cundletown, New South Wales, and later that day, at the home of John and Ann Albury, the Church of England Minister Rev. William Clarkson Hawkins blessed their marriage.
William and Mary lived in Oxley Island, New South Wales.
He was a Builder, being successfully awarded the contract to erect a Public School at Mitchells Island in 1868 and two years later, the Public School at Oxley Island.
William and Mary lived in Cundletown, New South Wales, in 1871.
William was a Plasterer, working on the second stage at the General Post Office in Sydney, New South Wales, bt 1874 - 1887.

William Albury married Mary Price on 1 Jul 1879 at St John's Church of England Cathedral, 195 Church Street in Parramatta, New South Wales.
William and Mary lived at 204 Macquarie Street in Sydney, New South Wales, in 1880.

William Albury died on 9 Dec 1891 at 25 Little Walker Street in North Sydney, New South Wales, at the age of 55.

      William Byrne was born in Mar 1813 in Cork, Co. Cork. He was described as having hazel eyes, dark red hair, and a fair, ruddy complexion.

William Byrne married Charlotte Albury, daughter of John Albury and Ann Ralph, on 16 Sep 1840 at All Saints' Church of England in Sutton Forest, New South Wales, with the Consent of the Governor.

William Byrne died on 10 Jun 1861 in Sutton Forest, New South Wales, at the age of 48.
He was buried at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cemetery in Sutton Forest, New South Wales.

      Jabez Buckman was born on 22 May 1818 in Lewes, East Sussex.

Jabez Buckman immigrated on 27 Jul 1839 to Sydney, New South Wales, on board the 'Strathfieldsaye' as a free immigrant.
Jabez was a Gardener in 1842.

Jabez Buckman married Mary Ann Albury, daughter of John Albury and Ann Ralph, on 8 Sep 1842 at St Thomas' Church of England in Mulgoa, New South Wales.
Jabez was a Sawmiller in Tea Gardens, New South Wales, in 1853.

Jabez Buckman died on 30 Jan 1901 in Nambucca Heads, New South Wales, at the age of 82.
He was buried on 30 Jan 1901 at the Old Cemetery in Nambucca Heads, New South Wales, according to the rites of the Church of England.

      James Buckman was born in 1770 in Brighton, East Sussex.

James Buckman married Susannah Price on 13 Apr 1805 at the Church of St Nicholas of Myra, Dyke Road in Brighton, East Sussex.

James Buckman and Susannah Buckman immigrated to Sydney, New South Wales, but as yet no documentary evidence has been located to define when this occurred or the name of the ship.

James Buckman died on 30 Aug 1844 in Bringelly, New South Wales.
He was buried in Sutton Forest, New South Wales.

      Susannah Price was born on 23 Mar 1780 in Lewes, East Sussex.

Susannah Price married James Buckman, son of John Buckman and Mary Brazier, on 13 Apr 1805 at the Church of St Nicholas of Myra, Dyke Road in Brighton, East Sussex.

Susannah Buckman and James Buckman immigrated to Sydney, New South Wales, but as yet no documentary evidence has been located to define when this occurred or the name of the ship.

Susannah Buckman died on 22 Dec 1848 in Denbigh, New South Wales, at the age of 68.