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Jane Inglis
Abt 1827 - 1912 (~ 85 years)-
Name Jane Inglis Born Abt 1827 Hawick, Scotland 
Gender Female Name Jane Oliver Died 20 Nov 1912 2 Liverpool Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia Buried 23 Nov 1912 the Presbyterian Cemetery, Bombala, NSW, Australia Person ID I8574 Mote/McInnes Last Modified 7 Jul 2006
Family William Cumming Oliver, b. 1828, Jedburgh, Scotland. , d. 23 Apr 1911, Bombala, NSW, Australia (Age 83 years) Married 26 Jul 1852 Hawick, Scotland Article - William & Jane came to Australia as Bounty Immigrants (where land holders in the colony paid the fare and they worked for a period of time before becoming independant settlers). According to the shipping records both could read and write. On arrival they travelled to Bombala where they worked for Mr Duigood on his property at Mila. They later worked for Mr John Nicholson at Little Plain. They worked there for many years before moving into the township of Bombala where they resided in Young Street. William paid 27 pounds 10 shillings for his parents and siblings to come to Australia and 5 pounds for his brother Adam & wife Janet.
Jane was the Matron of Bombala Hospital for 8 years and William was a wards man at the same time
Children 1. Elizabeth Cumming Oliver, b. 30 Jan 1854, Little Plain, NSW, Australia , d. 1936 (Age 81 years)2. Alexander Adam Oliver, b. 1855, NSW, Australia , d. 29 Apr 1939 (Age 84 years)3. William Cumming Oliver, b. 19 Dec 1857, Little Plain, NSW, Australia , d. 10 Dec 1938 (Age 80 years)4. James Inglis Oliver, b. 16 Dec 1860, NSW, Australia , d. 02 Apr 1946 (Age 85 years)5. Mary Jane Oliver, b. 12 Apr 1862, NSW, Australia , d. 12 Sep 1948 (Age 86 years)6. Joseph Inglis Oliver, b. 16 Oct 1864, NSW, Australia , d. 23 Feb 1948 (Age 83 years)Last Modified 17 Mar 2018 Family ID F2568 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- William & Jane came to Australia as Bounty Immigrants (where land holders in the colony paid the fare and they worked for a period of time before becoming independant settlers). According to the shipping records both could read and write. On arrival they travelled to Bombala where they worked for Mr Duigood on his property at Mila. They later worked for Mr John Nicholson at Little Plain. They worked there for many years before moving into the township of Bombala where they resided in Young Street. William paid 27 pounds 10 shillings for his parents and siblings to come to Australia and 5 pounds for his brother Adam & wife Janet.
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Born - Abt 1827 - Hawick, Scotland 
Married - 26 Jul 1852 - Hawick, Scotland 
Died - 20 Nov 1912 - 2 Liverpool Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia = Link to Google Earth