NAA: A1, 1904/6774
Catton, Dora
Digital copy - 1713
Occupation as written | Domestic duties |
Standardised occupation | XX00: Other - Other |
Application received | None |
Application status |
Already a Subject |
Official | |
Date of approval or denial | None |
If rejected, why? | |
Birthplace as written | Germany |
Modern country | Germany |
Age on application | 65 |
Age on arrival in Australia | 22 |
Port of Departure | None |
Port of Arrival | Brisbane |
Date of arrival | 6 Feb 1860 |
Name of ship | None |
Address in Australia | Teralba |
Address State | New South Wales |
Time at address | |
Previous address 1 | Ipswich |
Address State | Queensland |
Time at address | 9 years |
Previous address 2 | Glen ? |
Address State | New South Wales |
Time at address | 36 years |
Married | Yes |
Children | Yes |
Seven children - four boys and three girls |
Name of reference | M. Dick |
Occupation of reference | Teacher of a State School |
Marginalia description | |
Police report attached | No |
Link to other applicant | |
Literate | No |
Reason | N/A |
Other information | |
Addresses may be in the wrong order - also she does not mention her present address (see letters to her). I could not read the full address which starts "Glen".
Dora marries a widower, so some of the children may be his husband's children.
She does not receive a certificate of naturalisation - she is asked for information on her late husband's nationality (he is naturalised), and a further letter explains that because of her late husband's naturalisation she too is naturalised.
She does not know the name of her husband's ship.