NAA: A63, A1910/754

Butterfield, Annie

Digital copy - 53402

Details

Occupation as written	a domestic
Standardised occupation	DS01: Domestic service - Indoor service
Application received	1 Feb 1910
Application status	Unknown
Official	A.H.
Date of approval or denial	3 Feb 1910
If rejected, why?	incomplete. wrong reference
Birthplace as written	Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece
Modern country	Greece
Age on application	64
Age on arrival in Australia	23
Port of Departure	Bradford, Yorkshire, England
Port of Arrival	Melbourne
Date of arrival	17 Aug 1869
Name of ship	Hecuba
Voyage	Hecuba (1869-08-17)

Addresses

Address in Australia	Oberne, Tarcutta
Address State	New South Wales
Time at address	33 years, 5 months

Previous address 1	Sebastapol
Address State	Victoria
Time at address	-1 years, 3 months

Previous address 2	Oberne
Address State	New South Wales
Time at address	2 years, 7 months

Previous address 3	Wagga, Wagga, New South Wales, March 1873 - October 1873 Oberne, New South Wales, September 1869 - March 1873
Address State	New South Wales
Time at address	1 years, 3 months

Family

Married	Yes
Children	Yes	10: 2 boys and 8 girls.

References

Name of reference	Charles Derby Bardwell
Occupation of reference	J.P., Oberne, Tarcutta, New South Wales
Marginalia description
Police report attached	No
Link to other applicant
Literate	Yes

Why are they applying?

Reason	N/A
Other information

Further comments

Found Annie's Ship, the Hecuba in Trove: 1247 tonnes out of Liverpool on 26 May, arriving in Melbourne on 30 August 1869. Could find nothing else about the ship, other than the name was used for another ship in the early 20th century.
There are some letters attached, one is from DEA, saying she needs to take the oath before either a Justice of the High Court, or a Judge of Court of State, or Police or Stipendiary Magistrate. She returns a letter saying she has no transport to get the 47 miles. Incomplete