Father |
Joseph Hallam, b. 16 Jun 1822, Burton , Loughborough Engalan , d. 6 Aug 1909 (Age 87 years) |
Relationship |
Birth |
Mother |
Hanna Pede-Narthy, b. 1824, Leicestershire, England , d. 22 Oct 1910 (Age 86 years) |
Relationship |
Birth |
Notes |
- Hanna Pidd was born on 22nd May 1825 in Little Ponton , Lincolnshire. She married Henry Northridge and they had two children together Henry b 1847 and Maria Ann b 1849. It's understood that Henry Northridge deceased, circumstances unknown.
Hanna then married Joseph Henry Hallam. Joseph and Hanna arrived in Adelaide, they bought with thm henry age 6. Maria Ann aged 4 and William aged 2 years.
Joseph and Hanna arrived in Adelaide on the 26th August 1853, Henry was 6, Maria Ann 4 and William 2. They sailed from South Hampton on board the "Magdalena". The Shipping records show the children's name of Hallam. The family lived in Adelaide area for about 7 years before travelling overland to Bunganee, ear Ballarat, leaving Henry aged 13 in Adelaide with a wagon and a team of horses.
It Shows that the first issue of Joseph and Hanna was William born 1851. They had eight children together. Hanna died 20th October 1910 in Korumburra, Victoria having lived 85 years.
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Family ID |
F63 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Mary Murray, b. 13 Aug 1852, Muntham , Victoria , d. 17 Mar 1944, age 91 Buried at Hamilton. (Age 91 years) |
Married |
13 Mar 1876 |
Bruk Bruk Fernhaugh , Presbyterian Church Victoria |
- Author- Grace M. Horak 30th March 1994
William & Mary (Mn Murray) Hallam sailed from England in 1853 arriving in Adelaide on the Magdalena ship and settled in Coleraine -Casterton district.
Mary & William were married at Bruk Bruk Fernhaugh in 1875 with great rejoicing from both families. They settled at Turkey Bottom now called Carapark and had two sons Henry George (1877) and David Augustus 1879). Later in 1884 the Hallam family with all their possessions probably in a wagon travelled north crossing the Glenelg and arriving at Telangatuk where they took up land between Balmoral and Harrow.
They became well established and highly respected. they ran sheep and grew crops using horse drawn implements, planting fruit trees and produced their own meat, eggs and butter and some times potatoes.
Their place was open to many kinds, hawkers fro other localities , piano tuners skin buyers and stock agents.
The family loved to play the piano and other instruments and they had a pleasant Saturday evenings with neighbours.
The children born at Telangatuk were
1/Mary Murray 15.06.1886
2/William Frank 03.01.1888
3/Margaret Gertrude 27.06.1890
4/Vera Isabell 22.01.1892
5/ Ruby Grace 02.05.1894.
Mary's parents and several brothers and a sister moved mostly to Telangatuk East so there were many relatives to visit in the buggy as well as friends from Neighbouring farms.
The Hallam family all moved to Cavendish in 1910. Mary and William place at Telang again became a centre of hospitality renowned throughout the district.
In 1920 Mary and William retired to live in Ballarat Rd Hamilton taking Ruby with them. William did in 1929. Mary Hallam died in Hamilton on the 17.03.1944
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Children |
+ | 1. Henry George Hallam |
+ | 2. David Augustus Hallam, b. 5 May 1879, Bruk Bruk , d. 5 Oct 1949, (Aged 70) (Age 70 years) [Birth] |
+ | 3. Mary Murray (Mn Hallam) McKechnie, b. 15 Jun 1886, Balmoral Victoria Australia [Birth] |
| 4. Margaret Gertrude Hallam, b. 27 May 1890, Balmoral, Victoria, Australia , d. 9 Dec 1953 (Age 63 years) [Birth] |
+ | 5. William Frank Hallam, b. 3 Mar 1888, Balmoral, Victoria, Australia , d. 15 Feb 1960, Portland (Age 71 years) |
+ | 6. Vera Isabella Hallam, b. 22 Jan 1892, d. 16 Aug 1937 (Age 45 years) [Birth] |
| 7. Grace Ruby Hallam, b. 5 Feb 1894, d. 17 Nov 1979 (Age 85 years) [Birth] |
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Photos |
 | Mary Murray & extended family
married to William Henry Hallam |
Last Modified |
25 Dec 2023 |
Family ID |
F12 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |