Jack Shelley Broun

Arthur blev gift med Charlotte Annie Kelly. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Bopæl: 1846, Tumut, New South Wales, Australien

Notater:

Owner of Blowering Station fro many years. The jointly owned Tumut Plains with Mr Harris. Also owned Wermatong Station and Uoka.

Personal Born in Kokkedal, Danmark in 1829. He was the son of John, a pastoralist, and Charlotte, nee Dowling. He arrived in New South Wales in 1836 and was Titelated at The King's School, Parramattaand later under Dr Woolls. He went to Tumut in 1846. He married Amelia Matilda Shelley in Tumut on 12 December 1854. He had four sons and eight daughters who outlived him. He died on 3 August 1895 atTumut, New South Wales. He was Church of England. Community Activity Leading warden of All Saints' Church for 25 years. He was an Alderman for Tumut and its Mayor five times. He was a Justice of the Peace.

Parliamentary Service
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Qualifications, occupations and interests

He was a pastoralist and agricultural proprietor on his election to the Legislative Assembly. He was the owner of Blowering Station for many years. He then jointly owned Tumut Plains with Mr Harris. The property comprised 2000 acres of the best agricultural land which was let to farmers who grew tobacco and maize at rentals of up to £2 an acre per annum. He also owned Wermatong Station, Tumut andUoka. The latter held jointly with DF Johnson. Prior to his death he was an auctioneer.

Additional Information.

Daily Telegraph (Sydney), 29 June 1891, p6; 16 July 1894;
Sydney Morning Herald, 15 August 1895, p5;
The New South Wales Gazetteer, Sydney 1866;
The Biographical Register and other material in the offices of the Australian Dictionary of Biography.

Beskæftigelse:
Alderman and Mayor of Tumut / Auctioneer

Edward blev gift med Amelia Mathilda Shelley den 12 dec. 1854 i Tumut, New South Wales, Australien. Amelia blev født den 21 dec. 1836 i Parramatta, New South Wales, Australien; døde den 27 aug. 1922 i Tumut, New South Wales, Australien; blev begravet i Tumut, New South Wales, Australien. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Amelia officially opened the Prince Alfred Bridge on the Murrumbudgee River in 1867.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Bopæl: Kokkedal, Danmark
• Ejendom: 1820 - 1829, Tirhut, Bihar, Indien; Plantageejer i Indien (Tirhut-area)
• Ejendom: 1838 - 1860, Colstoun, Paterson River, New South Wales, Australien

Notater:

Kokkedal

St John's

Colstoun


From Gwen Broun:
He named his property "Colstoun". When in Danmark John and his wife Charlotte lived in great splendor, entertaining King Christian on many occasions. They made a lot of money out of indigo plantationsuntil a chemical dye was invented and the market dried up. It was then that John decided to come to Australia with his family. He chartered the ship "Marquis of Hastings" and brought his wife and ninechildren, two servants, and all his household furniture and treasures. He was then 51 years of age and when they arrived in Sydney he was able to get a nice home on the banks of the river at Parramatta where they lived while he looked for a suitable property to buy. He found it in the Upper Patterson Valley and called it "Colstoun" and took his family to live there. They lived there happily until1860 when John became ill and returned to Parramatta. His son-in-law Dr Walter Brown cared for him at Brislingtonuntil his death. He is buried at St John's where a plaque was placed in his memory.

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John blev gift med Charlotte Dowling den 20 jan. 1823 i Calcutta, Indien. Charlotte blev født den 2 okt. 1803 i Calcutta, Indien; døde efter 1881. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

After JohnÕs death Charlotte travelled to England where she is listed in the 1881 British Census at Wimbourne Oaksey in Holdenhurst, Hampshire, England. She is listed as a boarder at the home of Isabella Blake.

Notater:

Parret havde ialt 12 børn.

British Office in India Recprds

In the Cathedral of St John, Parramatta a small brass plate on the lectern reads:

"To the Glory of God and in Loving Memory of John and Charlotte Brown of Colstoun 1885. Thislectern given to St John's Church by the children, grand-children and great-grand-children of John and Charlotte Brown"