Home page of John and Fay Butler nee Cleary
Residing at
Tranquil
Waters Retirement Village
(click to see the village web
site)
John & Fay Butler at "Commando Association" Dinner
on the 4th September 2000 at
Parliament House, Sydney
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John,
a descendant of:
Butler Family in Ireland Acknowledgements.
Patrick and Margaret Butler nee Bolton, who settled at Swan Bay, Richmond River NSW after arriving from
Ireland on separate ships in the early 1860's.
Alexander and Christine Armstrong
nee Groat, who settled in Albany, Western Australia after arriving
from Scotland in 1862.
John and Mary Nugent nee Telford,
who arrived in South Australia on the 7th February 1854 and
settled in Melrose, South Australia.
Philip and Mary Malone
nee Carroll,
of New Ross, Co. Wexford Ireland, who arrived aboard the "Vocalist" on the
10th January 1856 with their 6 children.
Edward and
Ann Gard nee Doherty. Edward was
from Ballybranaghan, County Cork Ireland and Ann from
Ramelton, Co. Donegal,
Ireland.
Patrick and Ann Doherty nee Gallen both arrived
aboard the "Herald" with their parents from Ireland. Patrick from
Ramelton, Co. Donegal,
Ireland and Ann from Donoughmore, Co. Donegal Ireland.
Fay, nee Cleary, descendant of:
Timothy and Ann Cleary nee Malone, who settled at North Parramatta NSW after arriving from Ireland
aboard the "Hotspur" on the 24th February 1861.
Margaret or Mary Brennan arrived
from Cork, with her son John Brennan, on the convict ship "John Bull" in 1821.
Margaret married Peter Byrne, also a convict, at St. Mary's Cathedral in 1825.
John and Johanna
Brennan nee Crowley after living at Regentville, settled at Emu Plains NSW.
Patrick and
Elizabeth Brennan nee Perkin lived around the Meroo rive area before
settling at Maitland Bar, the gold mining area
on the Meroo River. Elizabeth was the licensee of the Maitland Bar Inn and
Patrick the Blacksmith.
John and
Ann Hough nee Atkins, who arrived in
Australia, with their family, in 1834 and settled at Windsor NSW.
James and Mary Daniel nee Riley,
both convicts, settled in the Macdonald River area in NSW. James arrived, in
Port Jackson, on the ship "Medway" in 1822 and Mary on the ship "Edward 1" in
1826.
Our heritage in Co. Limerick
Ireland.
Thank you to the researchers who have contributed family information available
on this web page.
Helen Butler, Rev. Harold Campbell and Miss Patricia Campbell, Keith Cleary,
Marie Daley [Genealogy Mapping, PO Box 142, Canowindra 2804], Colleen Danes, Ken
Russell, Maureen Crawley, Elizabeth Crow and many other contributors who have given me
their family information.