Individual Details
Anne CHERRY ⛵🧬
(Bef 25 May 1835 - 16 Dec 1898)
Ann CHERRY came to Australia Morton Bay on the ship "Florentia" on April 1853 aged 18 years. She came with several brothers and sisters: Ellen 24 yrs, Bridget 21 yrs, James 28 yrs & wife Nancy 29 yrs, Thomas 17 yrs.
Her death certificate says she was born in Clare, Ireland, lived in Q'ld for 46 years, was married to Stephen Love in Brisbane and to James Whelan in Dawson, Qld. At time of her death, Mary Ann, Jane, Philip and Annie listed as living.
Lindsay says, "Anne arived on the ship " Florentina " on the 29th of April 1853 with her two sisters , Biddy 21 years and Ellen 24 years. Anne was the daughter of Micheal & Mary Cherry, also on the ship was her brother James 28 years & sister in-law Nancy aged 29 years."
Her death certificate says she was born in Clare, Ireland, lived in Q'ld for 46 years, was married to Stephen Love in Brisbane and to James Whelan in Dawson, Qld. At time of her death, Mary Ann, Jane, Philip and Annie listed as living.
Lindsay says, "Anne arived on the ship " Florentina " on the 29th of April 1853 with her two sisters , Biddy 21 years and Ellen 24 years. Anne was the daughter of Micheal & Mary Cherry, also on the ship was her brother James 28 years & sister in-law Nancy aged 29 years."
Events
| Birth | Bef 25 May 1835 | Parteen and Meelick Parish, County Clare, Ireland |  | ||
| Baptism | 25 May 1835 | Parteen, Limerick, County Clare, Ireland | | ||
| Immigration | 29 Apr 1853 | Ship: Florentia, Brisbane, New South Wales, Australian Colonies | | ||
| Marriage | 3 Feb 1855 | St Johns Church, Brisbane, Queensland (NSW), Australia - Stephen George Albert LOVE | |||
| Marriage | 23 Oct 1859 | Coranga Inn on the Boyne River, Gayndah District, Queensland, Australian Colonies - James "Red" WHELAN ⛵🧬 | | ||
| Death | 16 Dec 1898 | 1. Chronic Bronchitis 2. Exhaustion Duration 5 months - Longreach, Queensland, Australia | |||
| Burial | 17 Dec 1898 | Grave RC76, Row 14, Section 1, Longreach Town Cemetery, Longreach, Queensland, Australia | |||
| Alt name | Ann CHERRY and Annie CHERRY |
Families
| Spouse | James "Red" WHELAN ⛵🧬 (1823 - 1895) |
| Child | Thomas WHALEN (1858 - 1886) |
| Child | James WHALAN (1859 - 1866) |
| Child | Philip George WHELAN 🧬 (1864 - 1919) |
| Child | Sarah Anne WHELAN 🧬 (1866 - 1943) |
| Child | Eliza Jane WHELAN ( - ) |
| Spouse | Stephen George Albert LOVE (1832 - 1911) |
| Child | Mary Ann LOVE (1855 - 1936) |
| Child | Jane LOVE (1856 - 1926) |
| Father | Michael CHERRY 🧬 (1790 - ) |
| Mother | Mary LARKEN (1782 - 1881) |
| Sibling | James CHERRY (1825 - ) |
| Sibling | Ellen CHERRY (1829 - 1920) |
| Sibling | Bridget "Biddy" CHERRY (1832 - 1900) |
| Sibling | Thomas CHERRY (1836 - ) |
Notes
Birth
Two people on Ancestry have her birth date as 22 Jan 1833 Limerick, Co Clare, Ireland (mervar_1 and barty1935).Baptism
estel326 has Birth 22 JAN 1833 • Limerick, Co Clare, IrelandIreland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915
Name Anne Cherry
Baptism Age 0
Event Type Baptism
Birth Date 1835
Baptism Date May 1835
Baptism Place Parteen, Limerick city, Limerick and Clare, Ireland
Parish Variants Meelick, Parteen, Parteen and Meelick
Diocese Limerick
Father Michael Cherry
Mother Anne Larken
Immigration
New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896Name: Anne Cherry
Birth Year: 1835
Age: 18
Arrival Date: 29 Apr 1853
Vessel Name: Florentia
Parents names: Michael & Mary
Could read and write
Calling Domestic Servant
Religion Church of Rome
Marriage
NSW Reg: 1849/1859 & Qld Reg # 1859/C/56. The NSW cert was recorded when the Colony of NSW covered the whole of the eastern side of Aust. Aft the state of Qld was proclaimed, it created its own BDM records for events occurring in the new Qld area.On 6 June 1859, Queen Victoria signed Letters Patent to form the colony of Queensland. A proclamation was read by George Bowen on 10 December 1859 whereupon Queensland was formally separated from New South Wales.
James occupation given as shepherd.
Death certificate has marriage location as Dawson, Queensland.
Coranga Inn was located upstream from the Cooranga homestead on the Boyne River.
Cynthia Berthelsen says: The Cooranga holding was large but I believe the inn was close to the homestead. The inn the Dog and Duck was on our Cooranga from 1852 to 1860. The Cory family recorded on certificate were here until recently but think all descendants have now left or died out. As you are most likely aware Queensland has two Boyne Rivers and the old homestead was on the bank of our Boyne along with a small cemetery plot.
There is a Whelan male who is perported to be a son of James & Anne who lived in Galah St, Longreach who married an Edna May ...
I can't find any recorded so have unlinked.