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Elizabeth Hambly<\/span>I660<\/span>
b: 17 January 1794<\/span><\/span>
d: 6 September 1853<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/section>
Biography<\/div>
=== RECORDS FOUND IN THE ESTATE OF PETER CLEELAND ===\n Elizabeth Hambly married John Duncombe on the 27th of June 1808 and later lived with William Steer. Both Duncombe and Steer were convicts. Duncombe went insane and later records do not list his ultimate demise.\n\n Elizabeth had three children by Duncombe and two by Steer.\n\n === Records from the Hailey Family Tree, Ancestry.Com.Au ===\n Hobart Town, Tasmania\n\n Elizabeth was taken to the debtors gaol after she tried to keep the farm at Pittwater operating after John was sent to the Benevolent Asylum. She owed money to Harris Walker for stores, goods and wares and wheat she had promised him for payment of money\n\n Petition, Tasmania, Australia\n\n Elizabeth petitioned the Lt Governor Arthur concerning the land her late husband had owned in Macquarie St, Hobart, stating the Surveyor Evans had measured various portions of it to other people there fore depriving her of earnings.\n\n Pittwater, Tasmania, Australia\n Elizabeth was fined 2 pounds with 8 shillings costs at Richmond fo assaulting her son in law, Charles Richardson in April\n\n Arrival\n Arrival Van Diemens Land, Australia On the ship \"Porpoise\" from Norfolk Island<\/div><\/section>
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