Private George Henry Bateman (c.1801........1868.)

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Born : c. 1801

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Occupation : / Soldier

Date Arrived : 22 August 1825

Ship Arrived on : "Minstrell"

Port Arrived : Sydney

Rank on Discharge : Private

Date of Army Enlistment : 57th Regiment

Where Enlisted Army : England

Regimental # : 842

Transferred to 17th Regt 1st January 1832

Date Discharged Army : 31st August 1832

Comments Regarding Army Discharge : Good behaviour

Where Discharged : Sydney

Died : 1868 age 67

Where Died / Buried :Camperdown; Newtown, Church of England

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1st Spouse's Name : Ann

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Born : c.1805

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Occupation : Soldiers wife

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Died :10 May 1841aged 36 years

Where Died / Buried Parish: Sydney, St Lawrence's, Church of England

BATEMAN, Ann ED 47670 Death
Age at Death: 36
Index Year: 1841
Reg Year: 1841 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: V1841564 25B Parish: Sydney, St Lawrence's, Church of England(1)

2nd Spouse's Name : BURTON, Elizabeth

Date Married : 1850

Where Married :Parish: Sydney, St Lawrence's, Church of England

Spouse's Parents :James BURTON & Elizabeth BURTON,

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Died : 1859

Where Died / Buried Camperdown; Newtown, Church of England

BATEMAN, George EM 47171 Marriage
Spouse: BURTON, Elizabeth
Index Year: 1850
Reg Year: 1850 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: V1850319 36B Parish: Sydney, St Lawrence's, Church of England(1)

BATEMAN, Elizabeth ED 47719 Death Index Year: 1859 Reg Year: 1859 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: V18597950 122B Parish: Camperdown; Newtown, Church of England(1)
Re-Registered
BATEMAN, Elizabeth CD 47718 Death
Father: James
Mother: Elizabeth
Index Year: 1859
Reg Year: 1859 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: 1080 (1)

BATEMAN, George CD 47738 Death
Age at Death: 67
Death Place: Newtown
Index Year: 1868
Reg Year: 1868 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: 1755 (1)

Descendants
some information supplied by Janet gulset@tadaust.org.au

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Children :
1 . BATEMAN, Ann A EB 103963 Christening Father: George Mother: Ann Reg Year: 1831 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: V1831427 15 Parish: Sydney, St James', Church of England(1)
Re-Registered BATEMAN, Ann Amelia EB 103964 Christening Father: George Mother: Ann Reg Year: 1831 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: V183110481 1C Parish: Sydney, St James', Church of England(1)
BATEMAN, Ann A EM 47115 Marriage Spouse: HARMER, John Soldier of the 58th Foot Rutlandshire Regiment Index Year: 1848 Reg Year: 1848 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: V1848435 78 Parish: Sydney, Scots Church (Pitt Street), Presbyterian(1)

2 . BATEMAN, William EB 104395 Christening
Father: George
Mother: Ann
Reg Year: 1832 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: V1832487 16 Parish: Sydney, St James', Church of England(1)

3 . BATEMAN, Mary M EB 104308 Christening
Father: George
Mother: Ann
Reg Year: 1835 Reg State: New South Wales
Ref Number: V1835203 20 Parish: Sydney, St Phillip's, Church of England(1)
Re-Registered BATEMAN, Mary M EB 104309 Christening Father: George Mother: Ann Reg Year: 1835 Reg State: New South Wales Ref Number: V1835303 20 Parish: Sydney, St James', Church of England(1): History & Achievements :
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George's wife Ann in the 'Sydney Gazette' dated 17/8/1839. "Carter's Barracks: On Wednesday last, Mrs. Bateman, the wife of the Superintendent of Carter's Barracks, was committed to take her trial for stealing bran and corn, the property of the Government. The prisoner had some pigs and cows about the place, which appeared in a thriving state, fattened, it is supposed, by the fruits of pilfering from the allowances of Government horses.' I had read that soldiers were very poor, and I hope this was her excuse! Further mention is made of Ann Bateman in the 'Sydney Gazette' dated 13/5/1841: "Died - on Monday morning, May 10th, Ann, the wife of Mr. G. Bateman, of the Commissariat Department, Carter's Barracks, aged 36 years, deeply regretted by an extensive circle of relatives and friends." (Thankfully, she still had some friends, after her 'dastardly' deed.)

Ann left 3 small children, and George married an Elizabeth Burton in 1850, St. Laurence, Sydney. George was still living at Carter's Barracks.

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