Posted by nellibell49 on July 17, 2008
According to Mrs Hamilton-Grey,or,as Izzy calls her Fotherington-Smythe , William and Mary received land grants at Bellambi. She claims that these are in some way associated with their being born in England. They are the eldest two children and as yet we haven’t found evidence of the grants nor of what they were associated with. Mrs HG speculates on the possibility of their being connected with the Military Service of their father Patrick. Other possibilities which have so far arisen are:
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THEY MIGHT BE THE CHILDREN OF A FORMER MARRIAGE OF JUDITH. E.G AS MCDERMOTT
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THEY COULD BE FAMILY GRANTS
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THIS MIGHT BE A COMMON OCCURRENCE. EG. IN THE CASE OF THE BELLS OF TWEED WHERE 2 SONS AND ONE SISTER RECEIVED GRANTS WHILE VERY YOUNG.
Below is an extract from BACK TO BELLAMBI AND CORRIMAL. 1980. by SYD LONG. ( This is from a photocopy whose origins I do not know. Apologies right now if used without permission and appreciation to whoever passed it on to us )
In this article , it says that JAMES MARTIN was granted the 50 acres in 1830. James was the husband of Mary. If Mrs HGs facts are correct then James claims the land which was his wife’s, sells it and leaves her never to be seen again. I shall add some of her writing which includes information gathered locally and from Elders of the Area.
IS THIS THE TIME AND PLACE MELINDA WRITES OF IN HER POEM: BELLAMBI’S LAKE? The time when the McNallys have at least 100 acres of land in what is reputed to be a beautiful place. After servitude and criminal investigations - does the McNally family come here and stand before a future they cannot yet envision ?

BELLAMBI LINKS
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Colina. Schooner, 54 tons.Timber carrier, operating out of Sealer’s Cove, Wilsons Promontory, 1840s, 1850s. Lost at the mouth of the Wagonga River, NSW, 1865. [LWP]
In June 1853, capsized in a squall at Geelong, drowning a young lad of eleven (or perhaps fourteen). [WPP],[LC]
In 1860, almost wrecked at Bellambi, NSW: SHIPWRECKS.
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http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Illawarra:Line.htm: RAILWAY STATIONS
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Posted by nellibell49 on June 13, 2008

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL ARCHIVES - ARMIDALE.
THIS IS THE HERITAGE CENTRE. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND. C.B. NEWLING CAMPUS. ARMIDALE NSW. 2351. TEL. 02 67736555
FROM THE FILES AT THE CLARENCE HISTORY SOCIETY AND UNE REGIONAL ARCHIVES WE HAVE SOME MUSTER AND CENSUS DETAILS. Mr William Oates in Armidale brought us in from the cold of Armidale in Winter and introduced us to the Archives held there as well as explaining what he could and accessing files for us. William told us that Armidale and Grafton had a strange relationship. Finding a way from the New England down to the Clarence created an interesting dynamic then as it does today. William took us upstairs to the Stack. It included a 15th century document found in a shearing shed on the New England. He wished us well on the Clarence and we had hoped to find ledgers or station books for Gordon Brook or Bushy Park which didn’t happen - YET. We were however able to access , in both towns , various papers , books and documents. Includijng the Musters and Census. McNally turned out to have even more spelling variants than we had so far considered.
- 1814 MUSTER - JUDITH MCANNALLY, BROXBORNEBURY, 3 CHILDREN , WIFE OF P MCNALLY.
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SURRY I |
LIFE |
COUNTY GAOL SYDNEY |
| MCNALTY, JUDITH |
CF |
BROXBORNEBURY |
WIFE OF P MCNALTY |
WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, MARY 15 |
CF |
BROX |
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WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, WILLIAM 12 |
CF |
BROX |
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WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, ELIZA 10 |
CF |
BROX |
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WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, MATILDA 6 |
CF |
BROX |
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WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, SARAH 3 |
CF |
BROX |
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WINDSOR |
| MCNALTY, PATRICK , |
TL |
SURRY I 1814 |
LIFE |
GOVT SERVANT TO WIFE |
| MCNALTY, JUDITH |
CF |
BROXBORNEBURY 1814 |
HOUSEHOLDER |
KENT ST SYDNEY |
| MCNALTY, MARY 17 |
BC |
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CHILD OF JUDITH |
KENT STREET SYDNEY |
| MCNALTY, WILLIAM 15 |
BC |
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| MCNALTY, ELIZA 12 |
BC |
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| MCNALTY, MATILDA 9 |
BC |
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CHILD OF JUDITH SERVANT |
WITH REV MR HILL |
| MCNALTY, SARAH 5 |
BC |
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KENT STREET SYDNEY |
| MCNALTY, JOHN 2 |
BC |
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KENT ST SYDNEY |
- 1825 MUSTER ? MCANNALTY PATRICK EMPLYED BY UNDERWOOD SYDNEY ?
| MCKNALLY, PATRICK F45 |
GS |
SURRY I 1814 L |
C. |
LABOURER |
KENT ST SYDNEY |
MCNALLY MARY 19 |
CF |
BROX 1814 |
C |
HOUSEKEEPER JAS MARTIN |
KENT ST SYDNEY |
MCNALLY MATILDA 11 |
BC |
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WITH REV HILL |
CASTLEREAGH ST SYDNEY |
MCNALLY WILLIAM 18 |
BC |
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AT PATRICK KEIGHRAN |
AIRDS |
MCNALTY 40 |
GS |
SURRY I 1814 L |
C |
CARTER THOS BARKER |
KENT ST SYDNEY |
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Posted by nellibell49 on May 22, 2008
We are seeking any information on the MCNALLY family.
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PATRICK MCNALLY 1787-1858 |
JUDITH/JULIA KILFROY/ MCDERMOTT |
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MARY MCNALLY 1807-1857 |
WILLIAM MCNALLY 1810 - 1875? |
ELIZA MCNALLY 1814-1893? |
MELINDA MCNALLY 1815-1893 |
SARAH MCNALLY 1820-1892 |
JOHN MCNALLY 1824-1876 |
Posted in BDMs, BOUGHS AND BRANCHES- THE FAMILY TREES, MCNALLY, MCNALLY JUDITH KILFROY MCDERMOTT, MCNALLY PATRICK, MCNALLY WILLIAM, MELINDA, MELINDA MCNALLY KENDALL | No Comments »
Posted by nellibell49 on March 23, 2008
MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM MCNALLY. BROTHER TO MELINDA
| V1829315 128/1829 |
MCNALLY |
WILLIAM |
TELLFORE |
MARY A |
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| V18202629 3A/1820 |
MCNALLY |
WILLIAM |
DAILY |
ELIZABETH |
CB |
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| V1829320 127/1829 |
MCNALLY |
WILLIAM |
TELLFORE |
MARY A |
LD |
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| V18201010 147B/1820 |
MCNALLY |
WILLIAM |
DAILY |
ELIZABETH |
CB |
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