George GAMBRILL (Gambrell) 1790 - 1837

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• Christened	10 Jan 1790	Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  		George Gambrill Baptism 10th January 1790 1790 George, son of George and Sarah Gambrill baptised january 10th.
  Gender	Male
  _UID	40358013F73041AA8252B17533B3E33714D9
  Died	14 Nov 1837	Hobart, Tasmania
  	H.M Colonial Hosptial
  		George Gambrill Death Police number 1285 Gambriel George Recovery ship, died 13th November 1837.
  Buried	24 Nov 1837	Hobart, Tasmania
  	Parish of Trinity in the county of Buckingham.
  		George Gambrill Burial Hobart, Tasmania Page 37 Burials in the parish of Trinity in the county of buckingham year 1837 No.546 5022 Name George Gamble, Abode hospital, when buried 24th nov, age 47years, ships name recovery, profession convict.
  Person ID	I282	treeno1
  Last Modified	03 Dec 2009

  
  

  Father	George GAMBRILL (Gambrell),   c. Sep 6 1761, Barfreston, Kent, UK ,   bur. 25 Oct 1832, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  Relationship	birth
  Mother	Sarah GOLDFINCH,   b. 2 Mar 1755, St. Peters, Sandwich, UK ,   bur. 19 Oct 1834, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  Relationship	birth
  Married	13 Oct 1787	Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  Documents		George Gambrill marriage to Sarah Goldfinch 1787 No.177 Banns of marriage between George Gambrill widowed. He was married to Sarah Wook 12 Oct 1782. George Gambrill of the parish Widower and Sarah Goldfinch of the Parish of St.Peters Sandwich, spinster married in this church by banns this 13th day of October in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty seven by me J.Smith Vicar . This marriage was solumnized between us: The mark X George Gambrill Sarah Goldfinch In the presence of: Sarah Gambrill ?????? Turner
  Family ID	F103	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Ann TURNER,   c. Oct 3 1790, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   bur. 16 Nov 1834, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  Married	18 Nov 1809	Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  	Type: Banns
  	St.Mary The Virgin Parish
  Children	> 1. Elizabeth GAMBRILL,   c. 18 Mar 1810, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. Yes, date unknown   2. Ann GAMBRILL,   c. 14 May 1812, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   bur. 29 Jan 1815, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK   3. John GAMBRILL (Gambrell),   c. 09 Dec 1813, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 13 Mar 1814, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK   4. George GAMBRILL,   c. 06 Dec 1814, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   bur. 23 Mar 1815, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK > 5. George GAMBRILL,   c. 12 Feb 1816, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 18 Feb 1864 > 6. Thomas GAMBRILL,   c. 23 Aug 1818, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 1895 > 7. William GAMBRILL (GAMBRELL),   c. 16 Sep 1821, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 26 Jul 1888, Parramatta, NSW, Australia   8. Benjamin GAMBRILL (Gambrell),   c. 28 Oct 1822, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 19 Aug 1859, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK   9. Ann GAMBRILL,   c. 09 Jan 1825, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 1 Sep 1826, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK   10. Mary GAMBRILL,   c. 25 Nov 1827, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 27 Jun 1829, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK > 11. John GAMBRILL,   c. 31 Dec 1828, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 28 Apr 1904, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK   12. Richard GAMBRILL,   c. 10 Feb 1831, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK ,   d. 14 Apr 1902, Woodnesborough, Kent, UK
  Documents		George Gambrill and Ann Turner Marriage 1809 Banns of marriage between George Gambrill and Ann Turner were published Oct 29th, Nov 5th & 12th 1809 by J.Smith Vicar George Gambrill of this parish Bachelor, and Ann Turner of this parish Spinster were married in this church by Banns this eighteenth day of November in the year one thousand eigth hundred and nine by me J.Smith Vicar This marriage was solomnized between us: The mark X of George Gambrill The mark X of Ann Turner In the presence of: The mark X of Benjamin Turner The mark X of Godsave Elizabeth
  Last Modified	09 Jan 2010
  Family ID	F101	Group Sheet

  
  

• Event Map		Event Christened - 10 Jan 1790 - Woodnesborough, Kent, UK Married - Type: Banns - 18 Nov 1809 - Woodnesborough, Kent, UK Died - 14 Nov 1837 - Hobart, Tasmania Buried - 24 Nov 1837 - Hobart, Tasmania  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents		George Gambrill Regsiter of all persons charged with indictable offences at the Assizes and Sessions held within the county during the year 1836. George Gambriel Age 46, at what session tried - Sandwich Borough? 25th August 1836 Larcenry 7years.
  		George Gambrill Ship 'Recovery' convict list George Gambrill Trade farm labourer, Height 5/5, age 47, complexion fresh, head round, hair oval, whiskers grey, visage oval, forehead high, eyebrows brown, eyes grey, nose aqualine, mouth ??????, chin ??????, remarks 2 moles at side of neck. Note that it mentions Winsbury down the right hand side, AKA Woodnesborough.
  		George Gambrill convict record George Gumbrill, Recovery 8th Oct 1837, Kent Sandwich 25th Aug 1836 ????????? Transported for stealing pig, Gaol report character bad. Hulk report bad, Single. Stated this offence, Stealing a pig, Prosecutor Jn Dean. Widowed, 5 children, Surgeon's report orderly. Died in H.M. Col Hospital 14 Nov 1837. Vide mem. J. Dunn Esq 16 Nov 37.
  		George Gambrill convict regsiter George Gambrill Sandwich 2nd Session and Gaol delivery 25 Aug 1836. Seven Years sentence (died in VDL 14 Nov 1837)
  		George Gambrill work in Tasmania George is listed as being a ploughman, seedman and shepherd was immediately assigned to Thomas Gregson at his farm at Restdown on the eastern Shore of the Derwent River on the property which Lieutenant Bowen had first settled in 1803
  		George Gambrill Sandwich Sessions Newspaper Report. Dover Telegraph 1836 3rd Sept p.1 col.3
  		George Gambrill conviction (1 of 2 pages) Witnesses John Doorne Israel Coleman both from ... Could be P of S for Parish of Sandwich -------------- Could be True Bill plea not Guilty --------- Verdict Guilty
  		George Gambrill conviction (2 of 2) Town and Port and Borough of Sandwich in the county of Kent to wit: The jurors for our lord the king upon their oath present that George Gambrill late of the parish of Saint Peter the Apostle in the Town and Port and Borough of Sandwich in the county of Kent Laborer(yes misspelt) on Monday the fourth day of april in the Sixth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord William the Fourth by the Grace of God of the Untied Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith with force and arms of the parish aforesaid and within the Jurisdiction of this court. One Male Pig of the value of Twelve shillings and one Pig of the value of Twelve shillings of the Goods and Chattels of John Doorne then and there feloniously did steal take and carry away against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and Dignity.

  
  

• Notes

  On the 16th September, 1821, George is working as a labourer - according to his son William's Baptism document.

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