Orphan Number: 3832
| Orphan: | Mary Ann MILLINGTON |
|---|---|
| Mother: | DONOVAN, Ann |
| Father: | MILLINGTON, William |
| Mother's ship: | |
| Father's ship: | Rodney 2 |
| Age when admitted: | 8yrs |
| Date admitted: | 6 Jan 1864 |
| Date discharged: | 1 Jul 1871 |
| Institutions(s): | Queens Orphan School |
| Discharged to: | Frederick Packer, Hobart, then Henry Morrisby |
| Remarks: | father in prison, mother, free to colony lives with Joseph Pool |
| References: | SWD26/6, 32/1, 52/1, 53, CSD25/14, HAP1871/63 |
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Glenys Millington wrote:
Mary Ann Millington was the sister of my husband's great-grandmother ellen Millington.
Mary Ann married Joseph Kremmer in 1879.
Glenys Millington wrote:
Mary Ann Millington was the sister of my husband's great-grandmother ellen Millington.
Mary Ann married Joseph Kremmer in 1879.
Research wrote:
'The Mercury 20 February 1874 p.2'AN ORPHAN SCHOOL GIRL "GOING TO THE BAD".
'A young girl named Millington, an orphan school
girl, apprenticed to Mr. F. A. Packer, was charged
with gross misconduct. It was stated that the girl
was in the habit of going away from her master's
house at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and remaining
away until 11 at night. The Bench cancelled the
defendant's indenture, and ordered her back to the
Asylum.
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