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     Louisa Caroline Barwick was born in 1894 at Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     Joseph Thomas Barwick was born in 1890 at Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia. He was the son of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     Frederick William Barwick was born on 19 February 1886 at Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia. He was the son of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     William Joseph Barwick was born on 4 November 1888 at Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia. He was the son of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     Leslie Arthur Barwick was born in 1899 at Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia. He was the son of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     Emily Louisa Barwick was born in 1897 at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of William Barwick and Louisa Jane Jones.

     Convict Thomas Fleming was born in 1801 at Wattlington, Oxfordshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Fleming and Elizabeth Martin. Convict Thomas Fleming was christened on 19 April 1801 at Wattlington, Oxfordshire, England. He was convict in 1817 at England (an unknown value.) He arrived 1817 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia from England on the convict transport ship 'William Bentley'. He lived in 1825 at Norfolk Plains, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He married Ann Jane Griggs, daughter of Nathaniel Collins and Sarah Gertrude May Griggs, on 28 March 1825 at St. John's Anglican Church, St John Street, Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, Australia;
Minister:- John Youl

Witnesses:- George Richards, William? Belleridge Clerk. Convict Thomas Fleming lived in 1836 at Blackmans River, Tunbridge, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He lived in 1836 at Tunbridge Wells Inn, Tunbridge, Van Diemen's Land, Australia; Thomas Fleming arrived in Van Diemen's Land in 1817, and, in 1836, built an inn in the area which he named ‘Tunbridge Wells Inn’ after his home town in Kent in England.

Tunbridge is the site of Australia’s oldest single span wooden bridge, built by convicts, and spanning the Blackman River – a rare example of a sandstone bridge with wooden decking – and was used as a meeting place for Irish political exiles during the early days of settlement.
It was a central mid-journey stopover for the stage coaches travelling between Hobart and Launceston. In fact, there were three coaching inns in the town.

Each inn was associated with a different coaching company. The Tunbridge Wells serviced J.E. Cox Coaches, the Victoria Inn serviced Samuel Page Coaches and the York Inn serviced Alfred Burbury Coaches.
Tunbridge Manor is at the centre of town and dominates the townscape. Other buildings of importance include the Colonial Homestead, built in 1820, and the Tunbridge Wells Inn (now closed down). There is also the Victoria Inn (outside is a sandstone roller used to roll the roads by the convicts) and the Coaching Stables built in 1843.
Tunbridge also features the Blind Chapel (now the Masonic Hall) – reputedly 'blind' which meant there were no windows on one side so the parishioners didn't have to look at the local pub. Bowerman's General Store, a handsome two-storey Georgian building with a five bay facade and slim columns, is also prominent.
James Maclanachan (1799 – 1884) was one of the prominent early settlers in the area and a member of Tasmanian House of Assembly between 1859 and 1862 as the Member for the district of Oatlands.

His main claim to fame was his stance against State aid for religions even though he was a staunch supporter of the Free Church of Scotland.

He was granted 500 acres of land near Tunbridge and named the property Ballochmyle.On his death he bequeathed £100 to build a Presbyterian church in Tunbridge and £400 for its first minister.
Tunbridge is a very “off the main road” little town these days with very little commerce. Even the Tunbridge Post Office was closed in 1994. He was Shop Owner in 1862. He left a will in 1870 at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia; Lands and Titles. He lived in 1870 at Dulverton Street, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Last Residence. He died on 25 March 1870 at Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia. He was buried circa 27 March 1870 at Wesleyan Cemetery, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia.

     Her married name was Fleming. Ann Jane Griggs was born on 13 April 1810 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Collins and Sarah Gertrude May Griggs. Ann Jane Griggs was christened on 2 September 1810 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. She lived in 1825 at Norfolk Plains, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. She married Convict Thomas Fleming, son of Thomas Fleming and Elizabeth Martin, on 28 March 1825 at St. John's Anglican Church, St John Street, Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, Australia;
Minister:- John Youl

Witnesses:- George Richards, William? Belleridge Clerk. Ann Jane Griggs was Shop Owner in 1874. She lived in 1880 at Dulverton Street, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Last Residence. She died on 29 August 1880 at Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia, at age 70. She was buried circa 31 August 1880 at Wesleyan Cemetery, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia.

     Charles James Rawlings was born in 1854. He was born in 1855. He married Elizabeth Sarah Barwick, daughter of Stephen Barwick and Mary Ann Fleming, on 23 May 1888 at St. Peter's Church of England, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Ceremony performed by Rev. W.F.Mitchell

Elizabeth's sister-Mary Ann, also married a Charles Rawlings..was this the same Charles Rawlings?? Charles James Rawlings died on 5 September 1936.

     Gladie Rollings was born in 1891 at Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of Charles James Rawlings and Elizabeth Sarah Barwick. Gladie Rollings died on 29 June 1939 at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia.

     Stephen Rolands was born in 1893 at Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. He was the son of Charles James Rawlings and Elizabeth Sarah Barwick.

     Thomas Eli Kingston was born on 6 September 1852 at Spring Bay, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He was the son of Charles Kingston and Elizabeth Englefield. Thomas Eli Kingston married Phoebe Hannah Barwick, daughter of Stephen Barwick and Mary Ann Fleming, on 18 May 1881 at St. Peter's Church of England, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia. Thomas Eli Kingston died on 8 January 1886 at New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia, at age 33.

     Ina Cyrilla Kingston was born on 28 February 1882. She was the daughter of Thomas Eli Kingston and Phoebe Hannah Barwick. Ina Cyrilla Kingston died on 29 December 1947 at age 65.

     Gladie Elizabeth Kingston was born on 22 October 1884. She was the daughter of Thomas Eli Kingston and Phoebe Hannah Barwick. Gladie Elizabeth Kingston died on 2 October 1967 at age 82.

     Ebba Isabella Kingston was born on 6 June 1883. She was the daughter of Thomas Eli Kingston and Phoebe Hannah Barwick. Ebba Isabella Kingston died on 27 December 1969 at age 86.

     Mary Jane Kingston was born on 6 May 1863 at Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of Charles Kingston and Elizabeth Englefield. Mary Jane Kingston married Stephen Benjamin Barwick, son of Stephen Barwick and Mary Ann Fleming, on 27 May 1886 at the residence of her mother, Sorell, Tasmania, Australia; Ceremony performed by Uriah Coombs. Mary Jane Kingston died on 21 January 1895 at Oatlands Cemetery, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia, at age 31.

     Sylvia Kathleen Barwick was born on 4 May 1894. She was the daughter of Stephen Benjamin Barwick and Mary Jane Kingston. Sylvia Kathleen Barwick died on 11 June 1976 at age 82.

     Harold Charles Barwick was born on 1 August 1890. He was the son of Stephen Benjamin Barwick and Mary Jane Kingston. Harold Charles Barwick died in August 1977.

     Lawrence Thomas Barwick was born on 3 September 1888. He was the son of Stephen Benjamin Barwick and Mary Jane Kingston. Lawrence Thomas Barwick died in 1969.

     Mary May Barwick was born on 25 April 1892. She was the daughter of Stephen Benjamin Barwick and Mary Jane Kingston. Mary May Barwick died on 20 June 1975 at age 83.

     George Sturgeon was buried at Tasmania, Australia, Buried where he died, beside the roadside at Antil Ponds. He was born in 1819 at England. He died on 7 August 1856 at Tasmania, Australia, George was murdered by a bushranger named "Jong Mickie" after being mistaked for somebody else. Shot through the head. He married Elizabeth Barwick, daughter of Joseph Barwick and Anne Graves, on 24 January 1861 at St. Peter's Church of England, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Ceremony performed by Rev. John Ison.

     Moved to New Zealand with his mother Elizabeth and step-father, George Latham, and settled in the Ashburton district. Andrew Henry Sturgeon was born on 21 September 1853 at Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He was the son of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick.

     Moved to New Zealand with his mother Elizabeth and step-father, George Latham, and settled in the Ashburton district. Joseph William Sturgeon was born on 13 January 1850 at Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He was the son of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick.

     George Cross Sturgeon was born on 8 April 1848 at Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He was the son of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick. George Cross Sturgeon married Mary Burke on 30 July 1873 at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Ceremony performed by F. Martin Feehan.

     Andrew Barwick Sturgeon was born on 28 September 1851 at Van Diemen's Land, Australia. He was the son of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick.

     Adeline Susannah Sturgeon emigrated from New Zealand; Moved to New Zealand with his mother Elizabeth and step-father, George Latham, and settled in the Ashburton district. She was born on 7 September 1855 at Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick.

     Wallace Latham was born on 24 April 1861. He was the son of Elizabeth Barwick.

     Mary Burke was born in 1848. She married George Cross Sturgeon, son of George Sturgeon and Elizabeth Barwick, on 30 July 1873 at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Oatlands, Tasmania, Australia; Ceremony performed by F. Martin Feehan. Mary Burke died on 11 December 1884.

     Mary Sturgeon was born on 22 August 1875 at Tasmania, Australia. She was the daughter of George Cross Sturgeon and Mary Burke.

     George Frances Sturgeon was born in 1888. He was the son of George Cross Sturgeon.