William Hubbard - I11212 - Individual Information - Lynne and Grayemes Genealogy at Kinpendium

William Hubbard (I11212)

Name:
William Hubbard

Gender: Male

Birth: c1767 Parish of St Olave within the Borough of Southwark in the county of Surrey, England
Death: 18.5.1843 Benevolent Asylum, Sydney, NSW

Personal Facts and Details

Notes

Note

William's marriage to Mary is reg. at St John's C of E, Parramatta # V179010 147A/1790 & V1790111 3A/1790 Hubbard, William to Goulding, Mary. His death is reg. # V1843205 27B/1843 Hubberd, William - Age 67.

William Hubbard born c 1768, Parish of St Olave within the Borough of Southwark in the county of Surrey, England was committed along with William Boggis for theft of a sheet and charged at Southwark, Surrey on 3rd February 1783. On 19th February they were sentenced to be publicly whipped but appear to have been charged with a more serious offence ‎(??)‎ and were given the outdated sentence of transportation to America for seven years. From the New Goal at Southwark he was sent to the Censor hulk on 8th April 1785, aged17 years. His occupation was given as a plaistarer ‎(sic)‎. William was transferred from the Censor hulk to the Justitia hulk and on 24th February 1787 was ordered to Portsmouth for embarkation aboard the Scarborough, as was William Boggis.

The Scarborough was one of the 11 ships making up the First Fleet, which set sail on Sunday 13th May 1787. It was a 420 ton vessel, carrying 208 male convicts to the new penal settlement to be established at Botany Bay. The ships master was John Marshall. They arrived at Port Jackson on 26th January 1788.

Confusion occurs as there were two William Hubbards as convicts aboard the Scarborough, the other had been convicted at the Old Bailey. However the Old Bailey – William Hubbard had left the colony by 1791.

In 1789 William was a member of the night watch at Port Jackson. On 19th December 1790, he married Mary Goulding aka Atkinson at Rosehill. They were settled on a 50 acre grant at The Ponds on 18th July 1791. By mid 1802, William & Mary were renting 100 acres in the Northern Boundary district with 40 acres cleared, six of which were sown in wheat and 18 ready for planting maize. He owned two hogs, held six bushels of wheat and 15 of maize and supported a wife, three children and one free servant. He was also a private in the Parramatta Loyal Association.

By 1806 he held 70 acres at Mulgrave Place on the Hawkesbury, granted to him in 1803, with 15 acres in grain, almost 50 acres in pasture, five fallow and a ¼ acre of garden and he owned three hogs. William & Mary and four children were off government stores. In 1806, Mary was recorded with four natural children, one son and three daughters.

In 1816 William Hubbard contributed to the Waterloo Fund and in May 1820 he served as a constable and was still serving as such in 1825.

Mary had died 4th September 1820 and was buried on 7th September 1820 which was recorded at St Phillip’s C of E, Sydney.

By the 1828 census, William Hubbard ‎(recorded at Hubbert)‎, aged 57, was working as a waterman in Sydney, from Harrington Street, The Rocks and was employing a labourer. Also in the household was listed Hannah Whitlock “wife of William Hubbard”, Harrington St, Sydney and her nine year old son William, and William & Mary’s ‎(Goulding)‎ daughter Elizabeth Crooke ‎(28)‎ and her three small children.

William died 18th May 1843, aged 76, in the Sydney Benevolent Asylum and was buried 22 May 1843 in the Sandhill Cemetery.

Children of William and Mary were ;

1. Ann Hubbard born circa 1790 at Rosehill ‎( The Ponds)‎, m. 7.8.1810 ‎(V18101090-3A)‎ to William Nash at St Matthews, Windsor. She died 25.10.1879, aged 89 years, in Hyde Park Asylum, Sydney.

2. Thomas Hubbard born 15.8.1796 at Parramatta. Birth reg.V1796146-148

3. Elizabeth Hubbard born 1800 ‎( reg V1800266-148 & V1800930-1A)‎, m. 22.2.1820 ‎(V18202494-3A & V182070-3A)‎ to John Crook at St Phillips C of E, Sydney who died 28.8.1828 at Liverpool. She died ???

4. Harriet Hubbard born 29.10.1802 at Parramatta ‎(reg V18021152-1A)‎, m. 22.11.1821 ‎(V1821183-8 & V18212836-38)‎ at St Phillip’s C of E Sydney to William Cook. She died ???

5. Margaret Hubbard born c1806 and died 1.8.1820 in Sydney. Death reg V18204731-2B.
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HUBBARD and Connected Families in Early NSW Musters
Author - Glenyce Voevodin-Keough - 15.3.2006

Muster of 1800 – 1802:
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

List 3: “Persons off Stores” c. 1801
Mary Atkinson, ex Lady Juliana, Ticket # 586
Resident in Parramatta with W. Hubbard

List 6: “list of Persons” c. 1801
#872 William Hubbard; Rented Land on Northern Boundary
#873 William Boggis

List 7: Land & Stock held by Free Settlers, Officers or Expired or Emancipated Convicts in 1802

William Hubbard, ex Scarborough: Rented Land, settled on Northern Boundary; Condition: Free
1 woman, 3 children, 1 female servant, all off-stores.
40 ac. Cleared, 6 ac. in wheat, 18 ac. to be in maize. 100 ac. total held.
15 bushels of maize in hand, 6 bushels of wheat in hand. 2 female hogs.

Muster of 1805 – 1806:
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

William Hubbard. FBS. ‎(Scarborough)‎. Settler, 70 acs. Hawkesbury
Mary Goulderin, “P”. ‎(Lady Juliana)‎. Housekeeper William Hubbard.

William Hubbard: 13 ac. wheat, 2 ac. barley, ¼ ac. orchard & garden, 49 ¾ ac. pasture, 5 ac. fallow.
Total: 70 acs. 1 male hog, 2 female hogs.
1 Proprietor, 1 wife, 4 children: not victualled by Government. Per grant Hawkesbury.

John Sullivan ‎(“Sugar Cane”)‎. FBS. Rents 4 acs. Hubbert Hawkesbury.. 4 acs. & 8 hogs. 1 male not victualled by Government.

General Muster of 1811:
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

#2933 NSW Convict M Hubbard, William Scarborough, Feb 1783, Surrey, 7 years
#2288 NSW Convict F Golding, Mary Atkinson Lady Juliana, Jan 1788, Old Bailey, 7 years
‎(notes say “PRO” version is Golding, Mary Atkinson, but AONSW is Mary Ann Golding)‎

Muster of 1814:
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

#0370: William Hubbard ‎(Scarborough)‎, at “W”. “F”. Off stores. Landholder.
#1604: Mary Ann Goulding ‎(Lady Juliana)‎ at “W” ‎(Windsor, Richmond & Castlereagh)‎.
Status “F”. 3 children. Off-stores. Wife to W. Hubbard

#1605: Ann Nash. Born here. “F”. Off stores. 2 children. Wife to W. Nash.

Muster of 1816:

AJCP reel 60: HO 10/4 Female convicts 31st December 1816 –

Mary Golding, from the Lady Juliana, tried Old Bailey January 1788 – 7 years emancipated January 1795; Wife to W. Hubbard; in the Colony

AJCP reel 60: HO 10/3: NSW Male Convicts 1816 -

William Hubbard, from the Scarborough Jan 1788, tried at Surrey Feb 1783 – 7 years; emancipated Feb 1790;
Baker at Windsor; In the Colony

Muster of 1817:

AJCP reel 62: HO 10/9 Female convicts in NSW 1817 – no Mary Goulding, although it appears very incomplete

AJCP reel 61: HO 10/8: NSW Male Convicts 1817-

William Hubbard, from the Scarborough Jan 1788, tried at Surrey Feb 1783 – 7 years; emancipated Feb 1790; Baker; In the Colony

Muster of 1818:

AJCP reel 63: HO 10/11 Female convicts in NSW 1818 –

Mary Goulding from the Lady Juliana, tried Old Bailey January 1788 – 7 years – Dead

Hannah Whitlock, from “Friends” Oct 1811, tried Old Bailey Dec 1810 – 7 years; Housekeeper; In the Colony

AJCP reel 63: HO 10/10: NSW Male Convicts 1818;

William Hubbard, from the Scarborough Jan 1788, tried at Surrey Feb 1783 – 7 years; emancipated Feb 1790; Baker; In the Colony

Muster of 1819 :

AJCP Reel 60: HO10/2 List of Female Convicts 1788-1819 -

Mary Goulding from the Lady Juliana, tried Old Bailey January 1788 – 7 years – Left the Colony

Hannah Whitlock, arrived on “Friends” Oct 1811, tried Old Bailey Dec 1810 – 7 years; Married; In the Colony

AJCP Reel 60: HO10/1 List of Male Convicts 1788-1819 -

William Hubbard, from the Scarborough Jan 1788, tried at Surrey Feb 1783 – 7 years; emancipated Feb 1790; Baker; In the Colony

Muster of 1820

AJCP reel 63: HO 10/20: NSW Male Convicts 1820;

William Hubbard, from the Scarborough Jan 1788, tried at Surrey Feb 1783 – 7 years; emancipated Feb 1790; Baker; In the Colony

Muster of 1822
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

#A22513: Hannah Whitlock ‎(Friends)‎. FBS. Wife of William Hubbard in Sydney.

#A04549 – 4558: Hubbard, William FBS Scarborough Constable, Sydney
Hubbard, Mary 7 yrs BC Child to W. Hubbard, Sydney
Hubbard, John 5 yrs “ “ “
Hubbard, James 3 yrs “ “ “
Hubbard, William 2 yrs “ “

Muster of 1823, 1824, 1825
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

# 25948 – 25950: John Hubbard 7yrs BC Son of William Hubbard, Sydney
William Hubbard - FS Scarborough, Constable, Sydney
William Hubbard 5 yrs BC Son of William Hubbard, Sydney

#45278: Hannah Whitelock, FS, Wife of William Hubbard in Sydney

Muster of 1837
Editor: Carol Baxter; published by: ABGR in association with the Society of Australian Genealogists;
transcripts with editorial comment.

#2343: Douglas Brand, 27 ‎(ex Portland, 1832 – Freed)‎. Master: William Hubbard of Sydney
#12557: John Hiscock, 30, ‎(ex Lord Eldon)‎. Master: William Hubbard of Sydney
#16147: William Lipscombe, 48 ‎(ex Capt. Cook)‎. Master: : William Hubbard of Sydney

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	Events of close relatives
Birth	c1767 Parish of St Olave within the Borough of Southwark in the county of Surrey, England
Marriage	19 December 1790 Mary Goulding - Rose Hill, NSW
Death	18.5.1843 Benevolent Asylum, Sydney, NSW
Burial	22.5.1843 St Lawrence, ‎( Sandhill Cemetery)‎, Sydney, NSW
Last Change	15 March 2006 - 16:10:42 Last changed by: Lynne