The passenger list has them misspelled as SMALLY.
SMALLY, Ellen (17)
SMALLY, Ralph (11)
SMALLY, W E (male) (10)
In the 1881 Census, we have:
Name: | |
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Age: | 12 |
Estimated birth year: | abt 1869 |
Relation: | Daughter |
Father's name: | John |
Mother's name: | Elizabeth |
Gender: | |
Where born: | Crawshaw Booth, Lancashire, England |
Civil parish: | Blackburn |
County/Island: | Lancashire |
Country: | England |
Street address: | 16 Alder Street |
Name: | Ralph Smalley |
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Age: | 9 |
Estimated birth year: | abt 1872 |
Relation: | Son |
Father's name: | John |
Mother's name: | Elizabeth |
Gender: | Male |
Where born: | Crawshaw Booth, Lancashire, England |
Civil parish: | Blackburn |
County/Island: | Lancashire |
Country: | England |
Street address: | 16 Alder Street |
Name: | William Smalley |
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Age: | 8 |
Estimated birth year: | abt 1873 |
Relation: | Son |
Father's name: | John |
Mother's name: | Elizabeth |
Gender: | Male |
Where born: | Crawshaw Booth, Lancashire, England |
Civil parish: | Blackburn |
County/Island: | Lancashire |
Country: | England |
Street address: | 16 Alder Street |
On the image:
John SMALLEY, Head, married, 44, Labourer at Cotton Mill, Born Yorks. Grindleton
Elizabeth SMALLEY, Wife, married, 45, Born Yorks. Bashalleaves
Sarah SMALLEY, Daughter, unmarried, 19, Cotton Weaver, Born Lancaster Burnley
Thomas SMALLEY, Son, unmarried, 14, Cotton Weaver, Born Lancaster Burnley
Ralph SMALLEY, Son, unmarried, 9, Scholar, Born Lancaster Crawshaw Booth
William SMALLEY, Son, unmarried, 8, Scholar, Born Lancaster Crawshaw Booth
Ellen SMALLEY, Daughter, unmarried, 12, Cotton Weaver, Born Lancaster Crawshaw Booth
Burial record, Toowong Cemetery:
Smalley William Edward | NR* | 02 / 10 / 1933 | 60 years |
Barkus Edith Rose | NR* | 08 / 07 / 1930 | 7 years |
Starkie Mary Alice | F | 08 / 03 / 1951 | 79 years |
Starkie William Robinson | NR* | 29 / 10 / 1926 | 58 years |
Starkie Peter | NR* | 29 / 11 / 1937 | 67 years |
No burial record found for Ralph SMALLEY in Brisbane City Council cemeteries.
So, from "the dark satanic mills" of Lancashire to sunny Brisbane, a teenager and her two little brothers. Wouldn't I like to know their full story!
I 've had a thought - I am looking through the list of assisted passengers. Really should get down to the Archives and look at the microfiches. Was it possible for only part of a family to travel as assisted passengers?
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