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James Oatley

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35: 249:(1819–1890) was a watchmaker and Inspector of Abattoirs. Frederick married Jane Weedon, with whom he had twelve children. James Snr gave to Frederick his watchmaking business in George Street, Sydney, and Needwood Forest. By the 1860s, Frederick had given up the watchmaking business; and, in 1881, he sold 300 acres (1.2 km) of Needwood Forest. 127:. On 25 October 1821, he was given a conditional pardon. In this record, Oatley is mentioned as a "native of Warwickshire", and a physical description is also provided; he is described as being pale, with dark brown hair, grey eyes, 5'5", and "stout" (with the remainder of the instrument of pardon being difficult to read). 201:
The original Oatley land between Moorefields Road and the railway line through Kingsgrove Station remained largely as open paddocks until it was subdivided for housing and industry in the early 1970s. A street off Kingsgrove Road was named after James Oatley. Just north of Moorefields Road are Robert
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The personal life of James Oatley was well documented in the 1825 Muster of New South Wales, and in his will. Oatley married twice. In England, he married Sarah Bennett. Little is known about this marriage. James than had a de facto relationship with Mary Stokes, his housekeeper. Mary was the mother
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was named after the family. Prior to that, the area west of the railway line was known as New Oatley's, which was a sub-district of Hurstville, and Oatley Platform; east of the railway line was known as Oatley's, which was a sub-district of Kogarah. In 1905, Frederick Street, Oatley, named after
235:(1817–1878) was a coach builder and engineer by trade. James Stokes Oatley Jnr assumed responsibility for running the family farm after Oatley Snr's death. The farm was later sold and James became an innkeeper (also described as licensee and victualler) until he entered the 215:, with her son, then called James , born during the voyage. The 1825 muster clearly indicates that Robert was Mary's child, but not James' child. Robert was described as "an adopted child" in James' will. After Mary's death, Oatley married Mary Ann Bogg in 1833. 211:
of his three sons, James Stokes Jnr, Frederick Stokes, and George (1820–1821) shown as James' children in the 1825 Muster, and each described in James' will as "my adopted son". Mary arrived in Sydney on 8 June 1815 on board the
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Oatley was awarded several land grants; in 1831 and on 30 October 1832, 24 December 1833, 23 January 1834, and 27 July 1835. Areas covered by these land grants include Snugborough (in the vicinity of the modern Moorefields Road,
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in 1868. James married Eleanor Johnson (also known as Ellen, Helena, and Emily), with whom he had eight children. After Eleanor's death, James married Margaret Curtis, with whom he had one daughter
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to Sydney and was initially named James. After his name change and legal adoption by James Oatley, Robert was baptized about a year after his arrival in Sydney. Robert did not marry.
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on 7 March 1814. Oatley had a number of convictions, dating back to 1806, when he had stolen one ton of cheese. He was sent to Australia for stealing shirts and bedding.
290:. Frederick actually died from a massive hydatid cyst in his thoracic cavity, compressing his heart and lungs and resulting in widespread gangrene (Death Certificate). 984: 478: 969: 231: 17: 989: 757:
Catalogue of the Society of Australian Genealogists (Arch Gray Collection; AGCI Index (Australian Genealogical Computer Index); J D Mutch Index)
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Oatley Lane, Oatley Street, and Oatley Road, all of which were named after James Oatley Jnr, existed in East Sydney. Oatley Road extended into
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gives his age as 72 years; the Parish record of his burial gives James' age as 70 years. Oatley was buried on his property,
707: 236: 979: 191: 132: 840: 49: 43: 184: 255:(1815–1876) was adopted by James Oatley, but not his biological child. Robert, a cooper by trade, was born at sea 913: 892: 774: 734: 669: 195: 60: 140: 21: 272:(1918–24 December 2000) was the granddaughter of James Oatley Jnr's second son, Frederick. Gwen was awarded a 300: 282:(1884–28 March 1919) was the grandson of Frederick Stokes Oatley. Frederick was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the 176: 964: 939: 974: 103: 435: 123: 171:
Oatley and his family's and his son salah legacy has been reflected via geography. In 1903, the
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and served in World War One. When he died, Frederick was given a funeral on 30 March 1919 with
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Relevant Church Parish Records and transcripts, birth, death and marriage certificates.
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Frederick Stokes Oatley, was constructed as the main street of the new suburb.
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watch and clock maker and one-time convict. Oatley, allegedly from
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James Oatley died on 9 October 1839. His death notice in the
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New South Wales Marriage Index; New South Wales Death Index.
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Sydney Street Directories (various publishers and editions).
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New South Wales Indexes for Births, Deaths and Marriages.
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Oatley arrived in Sydney on 27 January 1815 on board the
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For his son, a New South Wales colonial politician, see
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Householders' Returns, 1841 Census of New South Wales.
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Sands Post Office Directory of Sydney (various years).
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in 1978 for services to the Australian film industry.
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For the Australian cricketer, see 379:Australian Dictionary of Biography 94:(c. 1769–1839) was a British-born 48:it lacks sufficient corresponding 14: 970:Convicts transported to Australia 862:"Frederick Dudley Weedon Oatley" 280:Frederick "Dudley" Weedon Oatley 33: 990:Australian watchmakers (people) 868:. University of New South Wales 605:1825 Muster of New South Wales. 425:1828 Census of New South Wales. 274:Medal of the Order of Australia 264:Other descendants of Oatley Snr 384:Australian National University 102:and aged 44, was sentenced to 1: 909:"The late Lieut.-Col. Oatley" 888:"Death of Lieut.-Col. Oatley" 708:Parliament of New South Wales 702:"Mr James Oatley (1817–1878)" 738:. 21 January 1879. p. 8 482:. 11 October 1839. p. 2 917:. 31 March 1919. p. 10 896:. 29 March 1919. p. 20 802:Australian Honours Database 730:"Obituary: Mr James Oatley" 374:"Oatley, James (1770–1839)" 202:Street and Eleanor Avenue. 1006: 673:. 23 March 1866. p. 8 15: 914:The Sydney Morning Herald 893:The Sydney Morning Herald 775:The Sydney Morning Herald 735:The Sydney Morning Herald 670:The Sydney Morning Herald 332:British Newspaper Archive 284:Australian Imperial Force 778:. 30 May 1890. p. 1 440:Convicts Index 1791–1873 22:James Oatley (cricketer) 804:. 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James Oatley (New South Wales politician)
James Oatley (cricketer)
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colonial Australian
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Hampshire
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Marquis of Wellington
Kingsgrove
Hurstville Grove
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Georges River
southern Sydney
Oatley
Woollahra
Paddington
Victoria Barracks
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NSW Parliament
Legislative Assembly
Medal of the Order of Australia
Australian Imperial Force
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Oatley, New South Wales

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