parents | Thomas Punch & Ann Brown |
born | 9 August 1836, Limehouse, London, England[1] |
baptised | 4 September 1836, St Anne's Church of England, Limehouse, London, England[1] |
died | August 1898, Kangaroo Flat, Victoria, Australia[4,6] |
buried | 31 August 1898, Kangaroo Flat Cemetery, Kangaroo Flat, Victoria, Australia[6] |
Ref 2 has Thomas and Ann and their young family living in Tower Hamlets,
London, Parish of St Dunstan, Stepney in 1841. With them are their children:- (Thomas) James (16 yrs), John (14 yrs), Sarah (12 yrs), William (10 yrs), Charles (8 yrs), Eliza (6 yrs), Louisa (4 yrs), Emily (2 yrs) and Maria (1 yr). |
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![]() The Empire (Sydney), 5 October 1857 The "Light of the Age" was a clipper ship of 1297 tons. Its Master was S McBeath. It left London on 29 June 1857. The ship had a poor record with its trip the previous year marred by a collision with the clipper "Dallam Tower" in the Great Australian Bight and was subsequently wrecked in 1868 at Point Lonsdale, Victoria on a voyage from Liverpool to Melbourne |