Birth | 1839 | Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales | | | |
Note | 6 Jun 1855 | It is possible that our Julia was the Julia Clanzey who arrived in Hobart, Tasmania from Liverpool on 6 Sep 1855. The voyage began 6 Jun 1855 on the "Donald McKay" which reached Melbourne 21 Aug 1855. The immigrants then transferred to the steamer "City of Hobart" for the final leg. However this Julia, a housemaid, is recorded as being born in Waterford. Ireland, as are many of the other girls on the ship | | | |
Note | 23 Mar 1856 | This Julia bore a child, William, on 23 Mar 1856 at Crofs St, Hobart (1312/1856). No father was identified and it appears that Julia then sailed for Melbourne (was she bought off by the father?) because young William (recorded as William James Harris CLINSEY) died in Victoria, aged 4, in 1860 (6896/1860) | | | |
Marriage | 5 Feb 1861 | (Wesleyan Minister) - Mr McKay's Hotel, Woolshed Township (Now Freeburgh), Victoria, Australian Colonies - Jens Hanson Ungermann "James DENISON" DINESEN | | | |
Alt name | 5 Feb 1861 | Julia DINESEN (DENISON) | | | |
Note | 1895 | Julia was mentioned in several publications of the Ovens & Murray Advertiser, particularly in relation to her role at the annual Bright Boxing Day Races & the Bright Easter Sports. One mention on 5 Jan 1895 in particular was very complimentary and read “A refreshment booth, where superior meals were provided by Mrs Denison, furnished a haven of refuge when something substantial was required” | | | |
Living | 1903 | Bright Rd, Bright, Victoria, Australia | | | |
Living | 1909 | with daughter Ida Marion & son-in-law John Edward Jones - 22 College St, Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia | | | |
Immigration | Aug 1911 | migrated with her daughter Ida Marion & Ida's family - Ohura, Ruapehu, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand | | | |
Death | 1 Apr 1915 | of a cerebral haemorrhage - Ohura, Ruapehu, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand | | | |
Burial | 2 Apr 1915 | Ohura, Ruapehu, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand | | | |