Individual Details
Samuel CONDON
(16 Jun 1785 - )
Original records from Robyn/Lois say born 1778.
Most of the details in this file (GenCircles) have been obtained from Dorothy Condon, 53 Kars Street Frankston, Victoria, 3199. Some has also been collected by Sonya Caddy of 8 Riesling Cres Wattle Park, South Australia 5066. This is information found while the family were in South Australia. Sonya is collecting data on all Condon families who came to South Australia from 1836 onwards. Other information has also been gathered from the Internet and Victorian Births, Deaths and Marriages - Digger records, available from Macbeth Publications. As with most genealogical files, there could be some errors found in this file. Samuel's occupation was labourer and weaver.
William Dampier, born at East Coker in 1651, had sailed to the West Indies and lived in the New World before his voyage to the East Indies and exploration of part of the northern coast of Australia. He founf the land unimpressive, but agreed to make further explorations when appointed by the admiralty. He set out in the Roebuck, reaching Shark Bay on the coast of Western Australia in July 1699. Unable to find water, and even more unimpressed by the arid terain, he returned to England by another vessel after the Roebuck was abandonded as unsafe. (Source: Encyclopaedia Britannicca, with corredted date of birth.)
Most of the details in this file (GenCircles) have been obtained from Dorothy Condon, 53 Kars Street Frankston, Victoria, 3199. Some has also been collected by Sonya Caddy of 8 Riesling Cres Wattle Park, South Australia 5066. This is information found while the family were in South Australia. Sonya is collecting data on all Condon families who came to South Australia from 1836 onwards. Other information has also been gathered from the Internet and Victorian Births, Deaths and Marriages - Digger records, available from Macbeth Publications. As with most genealogical files, there could be some errors found in this file. Samuel's occupation was labourer and weaver.
William Dampier, born at East Coker in 1651, had sailed to the West Indies and lived in the New World before his voyage to the East Indies and exploration of part of the northern coast of Australia. He founf the land unimpressive, but agreed to make further explorations when appointed by the admiralty. He set out in the Roebuck, reaching Shark Bay on the coast of Western Australia in July 1699. Unable to find water, and even more unimpressed by the arid terain, he returned to England by another vessel after the Roebuck was abandonded as unsafe. (Source: Encyclopaedia Britannicca, with corredted date of birth.)
Events
| Birth | 16 Jun 1785 | East Coker, Somerset, England | |||
| Christen | 11 Jun 1792 | East Coker, Somerset, England | |||
| Marriage | 20 Sep 1804 | East Coker, Somerset, England - Susanna BOUCHER | |||
| Ancestral File Number | 1396-72L |
Families
| Spouse | Susanna BOUCHER (1782 - ) |
| Child | Charlotte CONDON (1805 - 1899) |
| Child | Jane CONDON 🧬⛵ (1806 - 1885) |
| Child | Hannah CONDON (1810 - ) |
| Child | George CONDON (1812 - 1812) |
| Child | Samuel CONDON (1814 - ) |
| Child | Grace CONDON (1816 - 1896) |
| Child | Enoch CONDON (1819 - 1882) |
| Child | Thomas CONDON (1822 - ) |
| Child | Samuel CONDON (1825 - ) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Cunden CONDON ( - ) |
| Sibling | George CONDON ( - ) |
| Sibling | John CONDON ( - ) |