William Entwistle

• Birth*: William Entwistle was born in 1793.¹
• Occupation: He was a Weaver before 20 March 1819 at Edgeworth, Lancaster, England.^2,1
• Criminal*: 20 March 1819 William Entwistle was was convicted of having forged bank notes and sentenced to 14 years transportation.
  Also convicted at the same time as William and similarly sentenced to 14 years transportation were - Ellen Barrett, Patrick McCormick, Mary McCormick, Peter Howcroft, John Golding, James Grime Junior, Solomon Mather. A Henry Entwisle (relationship unknown) was convicted in the same session for uttering forged bank notes. He was sentenced to death and subsequently executed.
  at Lancaster Lent Alsizes, Lancaster, England.³
• Deportation*: He was Deportation aboard the ship "Malabar" and arrived in Sydney on the 30 Oct 1819. The ship's master was Wm Ascough, surgeon Evan Evans and 170 of the 173 embarked convicts arrived in Sydney. on 17 June 1819 at Spithead, England, .⁴
• Description*: 5 foot 4 and one half inches high, of dark / ruddy complexion, with dark brown hair and hazel eyes in transportation papers.²
• Census: He appeared at New South Wales 1820 Muster as William Entwistle under Govt Employ.⁵
• Census: He appeared at New South Wales 1825 General Muster as William Entwistle, convict, employed by G.L.M. Blaxland of Parramatta.⁶
• Criminal: He was was granted a Ticket of Leave, number 551/2025. (Other general remarks noted on the document were - allowed to remain in Sydney for 3 months from 28 June 183? ??? Col Sec letter ??/??/?? - Allowed to remain in Sydney for 3 months from this date in addition to a late term permitted by my letter of 5 July last ?????, but no longer. ????? Col. Sec letter ?? 30/?/32 dated 9 October 183?) on 10 November 1825 at District of Parramatta, .¹
• Description: On his ticket of leave as 5 foot 4 inches high, of ruddy complexion with brown to grey hair and hazel eyes.¹
• Census*: He appeared at New South Wales 1828 Census as Entwistle, William having a ticket of leave, religion Prodestant, being a servant to Jno Blaxland (jun) of George St. Sydney.⁷
• Memo*: From NSW Convict Marrige Bans 1826 to 1841 Publication of Banns - Reel 719 - 1831 page 1 4/2125 Scotts Church ENTWISLE (also known as) ENTWHISTLE WILLIAM, age 38 arrived on MALABAR 1819 Ticket of leave 31/25 Married CAMPBELL MARY aged 28 arrived on ASIA 1830 under BOND c1 + c5 at 2nd Banns after REDFORD/POLLARD Banns below.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Campbell on 26 September 1831 at Scotts Church, Parramatta, New South Wales, .⁸
• Occupation*: On the baptism document for William Francis, his son, his occupation was listed as a dealer.⁹
• (Witness) Death: Mary Campbell died on 24 July 1839 at Parramatta, New South Wales.¹⁰
• Marriage*: William Entwistle married Frances Day in 1840 at New South Wales.¹¹
• (Witness) Death: Frances Day died in 1851 at New South Wales.¹²
• Occupation: William Entwistle was a grocer before his death; a grocer.¹³
• Death*: He died on 29 July 1864 at O'Connell St, Parramatta, New South Wales, of paralysis.¹³
• Burial*: He was buried at St John's Cemetery, Parramatta, New South Wales.¹³
• Probate: His estate was probated after 1 August 1864; Probate details available from NSW Supreme Court Probate Index Vol D - G 1800 - 1901 Entwistle - William of Paramatta, Date of Death 29/7/1864 Probate # 6157 Series 1.