Mary Ann Grey grave monument details at Primitive Methodist Church burial ground, Beverley, South Australia,Australia
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Mary Ann Grey grave monument in Primitive Methodist Church burial ground, Beverley, South Australia, Australia

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Mary Ann Grey
1876661810first name on monumentNEE Mary Ann BROWNING, sent to VDL as a convict, married Charles Dix and sailed to Sth Aus 1837 with JT Haynes on the Lady Emma. Publican of the First Commercial Inn, which burnt down, publican of Halfway House, Port Road, Woodville/Beverley. Married EJ Grey, no issue. Friend of Jerkins family.
Agnes Mary Ann Haynes
1921851836relationship not given of Mary Ann GreyAgnes Mary Ann Haynes, born 1838, Port Adelaide, S.A. Daughter of George COURTOY and his wife Eliza Sewell Flitt COURTOY. Raised by William JERKINS and her mother from 1839 onwards. Also publican of Halfway House Hotel,666 Port Road, Beverley, SA.
Charles Haynes
1898661832son of Mary Ann Grey
Charles J Haynes
1910651845son of Mary Ann GreyCharles John Haynes, born Charles Dix in Tasmania,known throughout life as Charles Dickes/Dix Haynes. Husband of Agnes Mary Ann nee Courtoy, Haynes. A well travelled, adventurous man who looked after family and friends and was well respected.

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This family group is part of my family history project. Mary Ann Grey, formerly known as Haynes, Dix nee Browning was a convict sent to Tasmania. She married there and her son Charles Dix was born there too. When they arrived in Sth Australia it was with JT Haynes a whaler and they used the Haynes surname. MA Haynes became an early publican in Port Adelaide. Her only descendants now live in USA and were not interested when I contacted them years ago. There may be descendants in NSW, 2 girls, whose names I dont know. THANK YOU for having the images online, and available.
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second request, used a gmail address first and want to receive the photo.
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Edward John GREY arrived in South Australia with his parents William and Elizabeth, brother Henry and sister Mary Jane (my GG Grandmother) aboard the 'Hooghly' in 1839. He married Mary Ann HAYNES in Adelaide in 1845. Then it gets wierd. In Melbourne General Cemetery there is a headstone (available on Billiongraves) with four names, Henry James GREY, George Jenkins GREY, who died in Hindmarsh!, Edward John GREY whose funeral notice in 1891 mentioned he was a colonist of 52 years and in Melbourne for more than 30 years, and the fourth name was EJ's wife, Jane Mary who died in 1880 aged 67. The GREY death ages tally closely with their English birth records from Familysearch. I'm confused, so I am hoping the gravestone photos may help a little.
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Location of the above Mary Ann Grey monument

Primitive Methodist Church burial ground, Beverley, South Australia, Australia

Primitive Methodist Church burial ground, Beverley
Primitive Methodist Church burial ground

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