MAWBEY FAMILY AUSTRALIA - Victoria

The forebear of the Victorian Mawbeys was HENRY MAWBEY who arrived in the new province from Tasmania in 1841. How and exactly when he arrived there is still unknown. He was a butcher by trade who took an active interest in horse-racing. Today he is viewed as one of the state's pioneers. His older brother, William, arrived in Sydney as a convict and joined him in Melbourne after he obtained his freedom.

Sunday, December 25, 2011

HENRY MAWBEY married SARAH CANDY in Melbourne on 2 November 1842.
A CANDY family historian has kindly given me their family tree (see HENRY MAWBEY FAMILY TREE in sidebar of this blog).

Posted by Pamela Mawbey at 10:35 PM

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NAMES ASSOCIATED WITH VICTORIAN MAWBEYS

Allan, Barker, Black, Brown, Cameron,
Campbell, Candy, Darlot,
de Villenfagne de Vogelsanck, Edols, Flower, Henderson, Hughes, Jessep, McDonald, Marriner, Maxwell, Milford, Parker, Radcliffe, Ritchie, Sabine, Salmon, Smith, Soden, Thomson, Wallace-Dunlop, Ward

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Pamela Mawbey: I'm a former journalist now researching my family tree. I want to share my discoveries with other closely and distantly related families throughout the world and am therefore making information I have managed to unearth freely available. However I retain ownership of the copyright for the original concept of this blog and narrative storyline and request that permission be sought from me to reproduce any part of it. I do hope you enjoy my remarkable journey of discovery that I very much want to share with you.

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