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28: 182:, Dorset, for seventeen years, during which nine of their ten children were born. Ann was to be one of the earliest emigrants to Australia when she left England in 1833 with her nine children. By then she was Lady Spencer and accompanying her husband Captain Sir Richard Spencer, he was taking up his appointment of 178:, at St Matthew's Church, Charmouth, they were possibly living at Langmoor Manor. She was seventeen years old and Richard Spencer was thirty-three. Ann's marriage portion was £2,000, a sizeable sum for those days and when her husband died in 1839, this amount was still intact. Ann and Richard settled on a farm at 280: 206:, and Augusta was married to George Edward Egerton-Warburton, a pioneer settler near Mount Barker. Ann spent the remainder of her life in Western Australia, dying on 19 July 1855 at 382: 387: 162:. They had at least five children, James (born 1790), Ann (1793), Sophia (1795), Lucy (1798) and Matthew (1800). The Liddons were an important family in 377: 392: 372: 135: 102: 397: 159: 325: 362: 262: 124:(née Liddon; c. 1793 – 19 July 1855) was the daughter of Captain Matthew Liddon and Ann Warden. She was the wife of 367: 187: 174:
At the time of Ann's marriage on 31 August 1812 to Captain Richard Spencer, a distinguished post captain in the
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who married Matthew Liddon on 22 June 1789 in the presence of her father, the ill-fated
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The contented botanist: letters of W.H. Harvey about Australia and the Pacific
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Ann's family lived at Strawberry Hill Farm in Albany. Of their daughters,
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The Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News
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The Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News
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Wife of the Government Resident of Albany, Western Australia
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Sir Richard Spencer - Australian Dictionary of Biography
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Charmouth
Dorset
Perth
Western Australia
Richard Spencer
Eliza
British
Royal Navy
Captain
Richard Spencer
Lady of the Manor
Charmouth
Dorset
James Warden
Axminster
Royal Navy
Lyme Regis
Government Resident
Albany
Eliza Lucy
George Grey
Perth
The Liddon/ Warden Family: Ann Liddon, nee`Warden
Sir Richard Spencer - Australian Dictionary of Biography
History of Charmouth: The Liddon / Warden Family
The Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News
"The Independent Journal"
The Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News
Sophie C. Ducker

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