Mid North Coast Pioneers - Newcastle to Lismore and beyond

George BURGESS–

Name
George BURGESS
Given names
George
Surname
BURGESS
Birthyes

Birth of a daughter
#1		Miriam BURGESS

Marriage of a childGeorge Raymond PIDDING — Miriam BURGESS — View this family
Type: Religious marriage
about 1849
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Wesleyan Methodist
Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: V1849225 84/1849 PIDDING GEORGE R BURGESS MIRIAM IA
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Birth of a grandson
#1		George Raymond PIDDING
about 1850
New South Wales, Australia

Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: V18502422 55/1850 PIDDING GEORGE R GEORGE MIRIAM
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Birth of a grandson
#2		Henry Augustas PIDDING
about 1852
New South Wales, Australia

Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: V18521963 56/1852 PIDDING HENRY A GEORGE MIRIAM
Birth of a granddaughter
#3		Sarah Miriam PIDDING
about 1854
New South Wales, Australia

Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: V18542544 56/1854 PIDDING SARAH M GEORGE MIRIAM --
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Birth of a granddaughter
#4		Louisa Caroline PIDDING
about 1857
New South Wales, Australia

Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: V1857702 155/1857 PIDDING LOUISA C GEORGE R MIRIAM --
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Note: There is also another entry for the birth in the NSW Birth Index as follows:
Birth of a granddaughter
#5		Eliza PIDDING
about 1860
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 8614/1860 PIDDING ELIZA GEORGE R MIRIAM MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Birth of a grandson
#6		Charles PIDDING
about 1863
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Twin Brother: Alfred PIDDING — twin brother
Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 9212/1863 PIDDING CHARLES GEORGE R MIRIAM MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Birth of a grandson
#7		Alfred PIDDING
about 1863
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Twin Brother: Charles PIDDING — twin brother
Source: Births registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 9212/1863 PIDDING CHARLES GEORGE R MIRIAM MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Death of a grandsonAlfred PIDDING
about 1863
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 4148/1863 PIDDING ALFRED GEORGE R MIRIAM MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Death of a daughterMiriam BURGESS
about 1863
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 4136/1863 PIDDING MIRIAM GEORGE RACHEL MAITLAND
Marriage of a grandchildGeorge Raymond PIDDING — Emma Maria JONES — View this family
about 1877
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 3916/1877 PIDDING GEORGE R JONES EMMA M NEWCASTLE
Marriage of a grandchildHubert ELDRIDGE — Louisa Caroline PIDDING — View this family
about 1880
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 1581/1880 ELDRIDGE HUBERT PIDDING LOUISA CAROLINE SYDNEY
Marriage of a grandchildJohn RUTHERFORD — Eliza PIDDING — View this family
about 1883
West Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 5566/1883 RUTHERFORD JOHN PIDDING ELIZA WEST MAITLAND
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Marriage of a grandchildGeorge YOUNG — Sarah Miriam PIDDING — View this family
about 1888
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales.
Citation details: 437/1888 YOUNG GEORGE PIDDING SARAH M SYDNEY
Death of a grandsonGeorge Raymond PIDDING
February 15, 1902
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Source: P - Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Citation details: 220/1902 PIDDING GEORGE R GEORGE R MIRIAM SYDNEY
Quality of data: primary evidence
Death of a granddaughterLouisa Caroline PIDDING
about 1921
Burwood, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 8000/1921 ELDRIDGE LOUISA C GEORGE R MIRIAM BURWOOD
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Death of a granddaughterSarah Miriam PIDDING
about 1936
Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 22782/1936 YOUNG SARAH MIRIAM GEORGE RAYMOND MIRIAM MARRICKVILLE
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Death of a grandsonCharles PIDDING
about 1939
West Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 28175/1939 PIDDING CHARLES GEORGE RAYMOND MIRIAM WEST MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
Death of a granddaughterEliza PIDDING
about 1953
Maitland, New South Wales, Australia

Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales
Publication: New South Wales Government
Citation details: 22636/1953 RUTHERFORD ELIZA GEORGE RAYMOND MIRIAM MAITLAND
Source: Emails - Greg Manning
Citation details: 5 August 2008
Text:

There are in fact five George Raymond Piddings in all, but only one Pidding convict.

Briefly, the line runs:

George Raymond (1800-53) m. Marianne Righton (d. 1872). She was the widow of Basil Righton of the East India Co. I don't know her maiden name; she was apparently French. George R.'s ten siblings included the painter Henry James P (1797-1864); the East India Co. captain and teadealer John Rhodes Pidding (1803-50) who sold his tea as "Captain Pidding"; the inventor William Pidding; and a surgeon, Thomas Pidding, who came to NSW free in 1829 and died there in 1840.

George and Marianne had two sons, as you know.

  1. George Raymond (1824-93) married twice: in 1849 to Miriam Burgess (d. 1863) and in 1864 to Sarah Ann Davies (d.1824). Issue: With Miriam Burgess:
  2. George Raymond (1850-1902) Son George F.C. (George IV) b/d 1883.
  3. Henry Augustus (1852-??)
  4. Sarah Miriam (Young) (1854-1936)
  5. Louisa Caroline (Eldridge) (1857-1921)
  6. Eliza (Rutherford) (1860-1953)
  7. Charles (1863-1939)
  8. Alfred (twin - b/d 1863)

With Sarah Ann Davies: 8. William Heath (1865-1898) 9. Frederick Ord (1866-1941) 10. Herbert James (1868-1942) (His third son was George Raymond L. [1893-1965]) 11. Walter Burgess (1870-75) 12. Ida Eveline Maud (1873-74) 13. Percy Horatio (1877-1927) 14. Cecil Raymond (1881-1927) 15. Edis Byron (1884-1945)

  1. Charles James (1826-1900) married Isabella Dodds (1829-1904) at Port Macquarie, 1848. She gave birth to ten children, only five of which survived:
  2. George Raymond (1848-49)
  3. Charles James (1850-53)
  4. Marianne (1851-55)
  5. Isabella (Manning) (1853-1931) My great grandmother.
  6. Margaret Mary (1858-59)
  7. Elizabeth Louise (Kearton) (1860-
  8. Louisa (1862-67)
  9. Margaret (Kearton) (1865-1904)
  10. Charles (1867-1945)
  11. Douglas Francis (1870-1912). Doug's grandson, Noel Pidding, played Rugby League for Australia.
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