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HarrysMum
10-06-11, 08:05
Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Eleanor Turner

Date and place of birth
1796 Parramatta, NSW

Names of parents
Mark Turner and Carolina Elizabeth Laycock

Date and place of baptism - if applicable
5th April 1796, Parramatta NSW

Details of each of his or her marriages - if any
16th Feb 1819 to Robert Batman


Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).
Sydney, NSW

Date, place and cause of death
26th June 1867, Ryde, NSW

Date and place of burial.
28th June 1867, St Anne's Cemetery, Ryde NSW.

The lives of Eleanor Turner and Robert Batman began within six weeks of each other on opposite sides of the world and ended within eleven days of each other after 48 years together.

http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u268/Libby055/EleanorTurnerBatman1863.jpg

tenterfieldjulie
10-06-11, 10:59
Libby when their children baptised, it should give you an address for where they were living.

HarrysMum
10-06-11, 11:08
Julie.....they don't have addresses unfortunately. They have Parramatta for some and Ryde for others

However, I know they had properties at Parramatta, Windosr and Emu Plains.

1828 census they are at Parramatta

1836 they owned land bounded by Pitt St, the Great Western Road, Church Street and Parramatta River.....and lived in Aird Street Parramatta.

marquette
10-06-11, 12:00
That's quite a bit of land they owned in Parramatta - most of it is now Westfield Parramatta.

I was baptised at St Annes, a long time ago now !!

Does she have a headstone ? I am going to Willandra opposite St Annes in a couple of weeks I could go and have a look.

Di

HarrysMum
10-06-11, 18:59
Di.....apparently there are no surviving markers for the graves of either Eleanor or Robert, but the head stones of children John Robert Norris Batman and Mary Jane (Jane Lee Batman) 1859 and 1858 are still standing. I haven't seen them myself. They are in St Anne's churchyard. I'd love a piccie if you have time.

marquette
11-06-11, 04:06
Hi Libby

I will find them for you and take a pics

Di