James SNADDEN (1822

James SNADDEN (1822 - 1878)

Stone mason( d cert Mary) Quarryman(bitrh of Mary)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Walter SNADDEN (1849 - 1928) James SNADDEN (1850 - 1858) Elizabeth SNADDEN (1853 - 1872) Euphemia SNADDEN (1855 - 1943) James SNADDEN (1858 - 1921) Agnes (Anne) SNADDEN (1860 - 1951) Margaret SNADDEN (1863 - 1938) Mary SNADDEN (1865 - 1952)	James SNADDEN (1822 - 1878) + Euphemia PATTERSON (1824 - 1900)	Walter SNADDEN (1791 - 1878)	Walter SNADDEN (1769 - )

			Margaret HOPPER

		Elizabeth (Betty) PATTERSON (1795 - 1862)	James PATTERSON (1776 - 1861)

			Ann (Agnes) PATERSON (1772 - 1864)	Robert PATERSON (1729 - )
				Elizabeth (Bessie)(Betty) STRACHEN (1732 - )

b. 30 Mar 1822 at Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland

m. 27 Nov 1848 Euphemia PATTERSON (1824 - 1900) at Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland

d. 01 Jan 1878 at Albert St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia aged 55

Near Relatives of James SNADDEN (1822 - 1878)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Walter SNADDEN	05 Nov 1769	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Grandmother	Margaret HOPPER
Grandfather	James PATTERSON	abt 1776	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	bef 1861		85
Grandmother	Ann (Agnes) PATERSON	05 Jul 1772	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	08 Mar 1864	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	91

Father in Law	James PATTERSON
Mother in Law	Unknown (PATTERSON)

Father	Walter SNADDEN	abt 1791	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	05 Dec 1878	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	87
Mother	Elizabeth (Betty) PATTERSON	21 Oct 1795	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	07 Dec 1862	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	67

Self	James SNADDEN	30 Mar 1822	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	01 Jan 1878	Albert St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	55

Wife	Euphemia PATTERSON	21 Aug 1824	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	05 Jun 1900	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	75

Son	Walter SNADDEN	14 Sep 1849	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	13 Aug 1928	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	78
Son	James SNADDEN	abt 1850		bef 1858		8
Daughter	Elizabeth SNADDEN	25 Dec 1853	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	15 Oct 1872	Garvoc, Victoria, Australia	18
Daughter	Euphemia SNADDEN	16 May 1855	Keilor, Victoria, Australia	03 Jul 1943	Victoria, Australia	88
Son	James SNADDEN	15 Jul 1858	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	16 Jul 1921	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	63
Daughter	Agnes (Anne) SNADDEN	19 Sep 1860	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	28 Oct 1951	E Camberwell, Victoria, Australia	91
Daughter	Margaret SNADDEN	15 Mar 1863	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	30 Jan 1938	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	74
Daughter	Mary SNADDEN	22 Jul 1865	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	04 Dec 1952	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	87

Brother	Walter SNADDEN	abt 1816	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	24 Jun 1898	Alva, Stirlingshire, Scotland	82
Sister	Agnes SNADDEN	04 Oct 1818	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Sister	Margaret SNADDEN	16 May 1820	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	bef 1828		8
Sister	Catherine SNADDEN	1824	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	17 Nov 1909	Wickham, Newcastle, NSW, Australia	85
Sister	Elizabeth SNADDEN	28 Mar 1826	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Sister	Margaret SNADDEN	01 May 1828	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1869	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	41
Brother	Robert SNADDEN	28 Apr 1830	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Brother	John SNADDEN	12 Feb 1832	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	26 Dec 1903	Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	71
Sister	Marjory SNADDEN	1835	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1915	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	80
Sister	Mary (May) SNADDEN	abt 1836	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Brother	Andrew SNADDEN	abt 1838	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland

Daughter in Law	Margaret Cassie SMITH	1861	Smythesdale, Victoria, Australia	20 Nov 1944	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	83
Son in Law	William DE LA GARD	abt 1839		1902	Annandale, NSW, Australia	63
Daughter in Law	Agnes WILSON	abt 1858		1895	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	37
Daughter in Law	Leura Catherine PEDDLE	01 Jan 1880	Richmond, Victoria, Australia	15 May 1960	Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia	80
Son in Law	William John ORR	07 Sep 1862	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1942	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	80
Son in Law	William Valentine Oliver SNAITH	1860	Ashbourne, Victoria, Australia	13 Jan 1943	577 Barkley St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	83
Son in Law	George Henry SMITH	09 Aug 1867	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	11 Nov 1928	Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia	61

Granddaughter	Eleanor May SNADDEN	1884	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1973	Surrey Hills, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	89
Grandson	George Patterson SNADDEN	1885	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1966	Croydon, Victoria, Australia	81
Granddaughter	Jessie Allison SNADDEN	1887	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1974	Kew, Victoria, Australia	87
Granddaughter	Marguerita (Rita) Grainger SNADDEN	21 Jan 1896	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1959	Victoria, Australia	63
Granddaughter	Elizabeth Euphemia DE LA GARD	14 Oct 1872	Garvoc, Victoria, Australia	1955	Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	83
Grandson	Walter SNADDEN	1880	Victoria, Australia	08 Mar 1917	Rouen, France	37
Grandson	James Wilson SNADDEN	1882	Victoria, Australia	22 Mar 1952	Perth, WA, Australia	70
Granddaughter	Euphemia Paterson (Dorothy Dorrie) SNADDEN	1884	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1961	Chel, Victoria, Australia	77
Grandson	Robert Paterson SNADDEN	1887	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1946	Seddon, Victoria, Australia	59
Grandson	Harold Lyall SNADDEN	1889	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1976	Park, Victoria, Australia	87
Grandson	Herbert John SNADDEN	22 Mar 1908	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1973	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	65
Granddaughter	Effie (?Euphemia) Jean SNADDEN	26 Oct 1911	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	18 Jul 1951	Spotswood, Victoria, Australia	39
Grandson	William James ORR	1884	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1954	Elwood, Victoria	70
Granddaughter	Jessie ORR	1885	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1948	Edon, Victoria, Australia	63
Granddaughter	Florrie ORR	1887	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1908	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	21
Grandson	Robert Wells ORR	1890	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	11 Apr 1917	Bullecourt, France	27
Grandson	Archibald William SNAITH	1893	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1977	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	84
Granddaughter	May Eleanor SNAITH	05 May 1895	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1973	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	78
Grandson	Walter Valentine Oliver SNAITH	1897	Footscray, Victoria, Australia
Grandson	Jno (?Jonothan) SNAITH	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	0
Granddaughter	Lillie SNAITH	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1899	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	0
Granddaughter	Violet Beatrice SNAITH	1901	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	1980	Caulfield, Victoria, Australia	79
Grandson	William Charles SMITH	25 Mar 1891	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	14 Jun 1977	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	86
Granddaughter	Ethel Agnes SMITH	03 Aug 1892	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	11 Feb 1984	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	91
Grandson	Harold George SMITH	08 Jan 1894	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	14 May 1915	Gallipoli, Turkey	21
Grandson	Herbert Frank SMITH	14 Jun 1896	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	20 Feb 1963	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	66
Grandson	Roy Snadden SMITH	06 Aug 1898	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	16 Jan 1969	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	70
Grandson	Percy James SMITH	30 Mar 1904	Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia	22 Oct 1959	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	55
Granddaughter	Living or Recently Deceased

Aunt	Janet SNADDEN	02 Dec 1787	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Aunt	Margaret SNADDEN	17 Jan 1790	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Aunt	Isobel SNADDEN	07 May 1797	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Aunt	Ann SNADDEN	abt 1806	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	16 Feb 1857	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	51
Uncle	James PATTERSON	Nov 1794	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Uncle	Robert PATTERSON	Jun 1797	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Uncle	John PATERSON	22 Feb 1799	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	09 Jun 1885	Powmill, Fossoway, Kinross, Scotland	86
Aunt	Catherine MUNRO	02 Apr 1801	Kettins, Angus, Scotland	16 Jun 1896	Kilknockiebank, Dron, Perthshire, Scotland	95
Aunt	Janet PATTERSON	Oct 1801	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Uncle	James Martin (Maxton) PATTERSON	06 Sep 1803	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Uncle	Andrew PATTERSON	05 Oct 1805	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Aunt	Jane PATTERSON	21 Dec 1809	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland

Cousin	Janet PATERSON	02 Dec 1825	Garvock, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Cousin	John PATERSON	11 Oct 1829	Garvock, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Cousin	Margaret PATERSON	14 Sep 1831	Logie-Pert, Angus, Scotland
Cousin	Elizabeth PATERSON	23 Sep 1834	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland	1923	Milnathort, Orwell, Kinross, Scotland	89
Cousin	Alexander PATERSON	10 Sep 1835	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland	21 Mar 1908	Glenfarg, Angarsk, Perthshire, Scotland	72
Cousin	David PATERSON	10 Sep 1835	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Cousin	James PATERSON	10 Sep 1835	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Cousin	Ann Thow PATERSON	18 Sep 1839	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland	07 May 1869	St George, Edinburgh, Scotland	29
Cousin	James PATERSON	04 Mar 1842	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland	1931	Milnathort, Orwell, Kinross, Scotland	89
Cousin	John PATERSON	29 Mar 1842	Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland

Nephew	Walter SNADDEN	03 Apr 1842	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	11 Feb 1927	West Kilpatrick, Dumbarton, Scotland	84
Nephew	James SNADDEN	23 Mar 1844	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	bef 1907		63
Nephew	Andrew SNADDEN	abt 1846	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	28 Apr 1899	Newington, Edinburgh, Scotland	53
Nephew	William Beveridge (Bedridge) SNADDEN	abt 1848	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1925	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	77
Nephew	Robert SNADDEN	abt 1850	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	aft 1900		50
Niece	Agnes SNADDEN	abt 1852	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	John SNADDEN	abt 1854	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	David SNADDEN	22 Nov 1856	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1933	Gartenkeir Farm, Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	77
Nephew	Joseph SNADDEN	19 Jun 1859	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1945	Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	86
Nephew	Archibald SNADDEN	22 Apr 1861	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Elizabeth (Betsy) SNADDEN	02 Sep 1864	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1961	Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	97
Niece	Betsy (Elizabeth) SNADDEN	1846	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1939	Burwood, New South Wales, Australia	93
Niece	Janet SNADDEN	abt 1848	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1939	Lambton, NSW, Australia	91
Nephew	Andrew SNADDEN	abt 1850	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	01 Jun 1925	Wickham, Newcastle, NSW, Australia	75
Nephew	Walter SNADDEN	28 Feb 1852	Possibly Scotland	27 Jul 1930	Wickham, Newcastle, NSW, Australia	78
Nephew	James SNADDEN	1857	Newcastle, NSW, Australia	1944	Raymond Terrace, NSW, Australia	87
Niece	Agnes SNADDEN	1860	Newcastle, NSW, Australia	1944	Newtown, NSW, Australia	84
Nephew	William SNADDEN	1864	Newcastle, NSW, Australia	1951	Wyong, NSW, Australia	87
Niece	Betsy (Elizabeth) SNADDEN	abt 1851	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1874	Victoria, Australia	23
Niece	Christina SNADDEN	abt 1852	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Paul SNADDEN	1855	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Nephew	William Greefield SNADDEN	1859	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1860	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1
Nephew	John SNADDEN	1862	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1862	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	0
Nephew	James SNADDEN	1863	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1865	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	2
Nephew	Walter SNADDEN	04 Sep 1857	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	bef 1871		14
Niece	Henrietta SNADDEN	23 Jul 1859	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Alexander SNADDEN	04 Sep 1861	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Elizabeth Paterson SNADDEN	09 Dec 1863	Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Catherine SNADDEN	18 Oct 1866	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Janet SNADDEN	18 Jan 1869	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Walter SNADDEN	17 Jul 1871	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Walter SNADDEN	10 Jun 1855	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1892	Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	37
Nephew	Alexander SNADDEN	04 Mar 1858	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	07 Mar 1861	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	3
Nephew	John SNADDEN	04 Mar 1860	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	17 Mar 1860	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	0
Niece	Marion SNADDEN	28 Jun 1861	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	04 Sep 1861	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	0
Niece	Betsy (Elizabeth) SNADDEN	22 Jul 1862	Sawdon, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1891	Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	29
Niece	Catherine SNADDEN	22 Jun 1864	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1926	Salineville, Ohio, USA	62
Nephew	John SNADDEN	20 Apr 1866	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	James SNADDEN	08 Nov 1869	Sawdon, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Alexander SNADDEN	23 Sep 1870	Sawdon, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Mary SNADDEN	02 Jun 1872	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1921	Viewpark, Lanarkshire	49
Nephew	Peter ARCHIBALD	06 Feb 1859	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Walter ARCHIBALD	24 Dec 1860	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Betsy ARCHIBALD	16 May 1865	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	John ARCHIBALD	17 Feb 1867	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	James ARCHIBALD	09 Dec 1868	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Robert ARCHIBALD	23 Apr 1871	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Jane (Jeanie) ARCHIBALD	29 Nov 1873	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Niece	Agnes ARCHIBALD	abt 1878	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Nephew	Andrew ARCHIBALD	abt 1879	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland

Sister in Law	Jane (Jean) REID	abt 1821	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	1900	Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	79
Brother in Law	James SNADDEN	29 Aug 1821	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	05 Aug 1909	Newcastle, NSW, Australia	87
Brother in Law	John SNADDEN	abt 1826	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Sister in Law	Jean (Jane) ALLEN	24 May 1837	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	bef 1866		29
Sister in Law	Janet FORRESTER	1831	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Sister in Law	Catherine (Christine) MITCHELL	21 Jul 1832	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	15 Mar 1895	Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	62
Brother in Law	John ARCHIBALD	14 Dec 1833	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	05 Apr 1912	Sauchie, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	78

Events in James SNADDEN (1822 - 1878)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
30 Mar 1822		James SNADDEN was born	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 1	3, 51, 53
1841	19	Census	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 2	67
27 Nov 1848	26	Married Euphemia PATTERSON (aged 24)	Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 3	3, 8
14 Sep 1849	27	Birth of son Walter SNADDEN	Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 4	51
abt 1850	28	Birth of son James SNADDEN		Note 5
1851	29	Census	Pitfairn Village, Sauchie, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 6	67
1853	31	Residence	South Australia, Australia	Note 7
20 Jan 1853	30	Immigration	"Shackamaxon", to Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	Note 8
Oct 1853	31	Residence	Victoria, Australia	Note 9
25 Dec 1853	31	Birth of daughter Elizabeth SNADDEN	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Note 10	51
16 May 1855	33	Birth of daughter Euphemia SNADDEN	Keilor, Victoria, Australia	Note 11	22
bef 1858	36	Death of son James SNADDEN (aged 8)		Note 12
15 Jul 1858	36	Birth of son James SNADDEN	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 13	22
19 Sep 1860	38	Birth of daughter Agnes (Anne) SNADDEN	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 14	22
07 Dec 1862	40	Death of mother Elizabeth (Betty) PATTERSON (aged 67)	Sauchie Village, Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland	Note 15	7
15 Mar 1863	40	Birth of daughter Margaret SNADDEN	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 16	22
1865	43	Residence	Albert St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	on birth cert of daughter Mary
22 Jul 1865	43	Birth of daughter Mary SNADDEN	Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 17	6
15 Oct 1872	50	Death of daughter Elizabeth SNADDEN (aged 18)	Garvoc, Victoria, Australia	Note 18	22, 52
01 Jan 1878	55	James SNADDEN died	Albert St, Footscray, Victoria, Australia	Note 19	7
02 Jan 1878	55	Burial	Footscray cemetery, Victoria, Australia	Note 20	53

Note 1: Aged 40 in 1865 on Marys birth cert

1841 census - age 19
1851 census age 28 born Clackmannan

IGI - James Snadon
Birth - 30/3/1822 Clackmannan
Father - Walter Snadon
Mother - Eliabeth Paterson
Batch No 7102010 Sheet 29 Call No. 1235123 (film)

Elaine Berry 30/6/1822

Note 2: SNADDEN Walter(50), Elizabeth(46),Walter(25), James(19), Catherine(17), Elizabeth(15), Margaret(13), Robert(11), John(9), May(5), Andrew(3)

Note 3: Paper Certificate of Marriage banns

IGI - Marriage - 27/11/1848 to James Snadan at Clackmannan. Euphemia born about 1825, Alloa, Clackmannan

? cert No. A457168 2012
Euphemias death cert - married at age 24

Note 4: Jesse bible letter 14/9/1849
IGI - birth 1850 Clackmannan (James Snaden & Euphemia Paterson)
1851 census - age 1 b Clackmannan

Note 5: not listed in Jesse bible letter - possible born dead
deceased by 1865 (Mary's birth cert) born between Walter and Elizabeth - probably died in Scotland - or boat (not recorded) or in SA where they stayed for 9 months
Not listed in March 1851 census
Not listed in newspaper article of those who died on the voyage out - see Euphemia's notes

Note 6: SNADAN James (28 - c1823) - Clackmannan - coalminer
PATERSON Euphemia Paterson (26 - c 1825) - Alloa
SNADAN Walter (1 - Clackmannan)

Note 7: 9 months in SA on his death cert

Note 8: passenger list of Shackamaxon James(29) Euphemie(28) Walter(3) www.theshipdlist.com/ships/australia/shackamaxon1853.htm

Note 9: his death cert - 25 years in Vic after SA

Note 10: Jesse bible letter 25/12/1853
dec by 1900 (Euphemia death cert)
birth place of Melbourne on her death reg

Note 11: Registration No. 6600 1855 at Keilor (Near Tullamarine airport - NW Melbourne)
Jesse bible letter 16/5/1855

Note 12: not listed in Jesse bible letter - possibly died in infancy
listed on mother's death cert as born between Walter and Elizabeth
probably died in Scotland as not recorded on the boat (immigration)records with the family
second son called James born in 1858
deceased by 1865 (Mary's birth cert)
Not listed in March 1851 Scotland census

Note 13: Reg No 15399R/1858
Two birth registrations with the same number - James Paterson and James Snedon.
Jesse bible letter 15/7/1858
Lynette Rabbitt - 25 July 1858 (first male child in the Footscray register)

Note 14: Registration No 17798 1860 at Footscray
Jesse bible letter 19/9/1860

Note 15: Certificate of Register of death

1862 DEATHS in the Parish of Clackmannan in the County of Clackmannan
ELIZABETH SNADDON, married to WALTER SNADDON, coal miner
1862 December 7th 5h. 45 PM Sauchie Village, Parish of Clackmannan
age: 68 years
Father: JAMES PATERSON, coal miner, deceased
Mother: AGNES PATERSON MS PATERSON
COD: consumption, 6 months, no regular medical attendant
Informant: Walter Snaddon, son, present 1862, December 8th at Clackmannan, D. Smeaton, registrar

Note 16: Registration No 14155 1863 at Footscray
Jesse bible letter 15/3/1863

Note 17: Paper Cert Registration No. 15285 1865
Born on 22 July 1865, Albert St, Footscray
Registered 11 September 1865
No doctor - Euphemia made her mark X - witnessed by Nurse Mrs. Christina Patterson
Jesse bible letter 19/7/1865

Note 18: Reg No 9255/1872 - cause of death, childbirth and convulsions - daughter one day old when Elizabeth died -death cert obtained by Lynette Rabbitt

Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about Elizabeth Delagard
Name: Elizabeth Delagard
Death Place: Victoria
Age: 19
Father's Name: Sneddon James
Mother's Name: Euphemia Patterson
Registration Year: 1872
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration number: 9255
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1853

Note 19: Certificate 1878/1672 - age 56 - parents Walter and Betsy Patterson
Paper copy died at Albert St, Footscray - buried on 3/1/1878

Note 20: Aust Cemetery Index - James SNEDDEN - age 56 - born c 1822 - burial date 2 Jan 1878 - Footscray Cemetery
Find A Grave
James Snadden
Birth unknown
Death 2 Jan 1878
Burial
Footscray General Cemetery
Footscray, Maribyrnong City, Victoria, Australia
Plot Presbyterian A, Grave 8

Personal Notes:

1851 scotish census - coal miner

Sydney Morning Herald Jan 6th 1853 - The noble ship Shackamaxon, commanded by Captain West, son of the veteran who has had charge of the Atlantic, steamer, is now ready for sea. She carries out to Australia about 630 souls.---Liverpool Mail , 2 Oct.

Sydney Morning Herald Feb 6th 1853 - The Shackamaxon, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday afternoon, at the Lightship with 656 Government emigrants. We understand there have been as many as 67 deaths, nearly all infants, during the voyage. This ship is 1240 tons, & has three decks. She left Liverpool on the 4th October.

http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/shackamaxon1853.htm

South Australian Register (Adelaide) 20 Jan 1853
THE EMIGRANT SHIP « SHACKAMAXON.'
The satisfaction caused by the first announcement of this arrival was soon followed by feelings of deep regret when it was ascertained that a considerable number of deaths had occurred on the passage.
The beautiful ship Shackamaxon, 2500 tons, left Liverpool on the 4th of October, having on board 696 Government emigrants ; the cabin passengers, officers, and ship's crew making a total of about 780 souls. We have the authority of the Liverpool Standard for the statement that the Shackamaxon and three other large ships bound to the Australian colonies were sent to sea sooner than their charterers would have desired, and probably at some inconvenience to them, owing to the circumstance that, under the new Emigration Act, coming into operation in October, their fittings, &c, might have had to be remodelled to comply with its requirements if they had remained longer in port. We fear that this hurry to get away may have contributed in some measure to the sad amount of mortality which all must deplore. We have now before us lists of 57 deaths and 19 births ; but as we recognise the same names in both lists, the deaths may include several of the infants, and we forbear to publish either until we can distinguish the deaths of very young children from those which have occurred among the passengers of riper years. The names of the many hundreds who have arrived will be found in our Shipping Intelligence column. It will doubtless have been observed by many of our readers that on board several of the very large emigrant ships which have arrived latterly at Melbourne, the mortality has been very considerable ; and such a succession of evil tidings will doubtless lead to serious inquiry by H.M. Commissioners in England as to the propriety and expediency of sending so large a number of families and individuals in one ship. Here the Government and the Immigration Agent have a special duty to perform in the case of the Shackamaxon, and we have no doubt that the inquiries and examinations of Dr. Duncan will be followed by a luminous report and the requisite publicity.
Whilst the ship remained in the Mersey, her beauty of proportion and frigate-like appearance at tracted universal admiration ; but we fear that there may have been insufficient ventilation, or an incompleteness in the arrangements and special supplies necessary for the well-being of an unusually large body of emigrants undertaking so long a voyage. The duration of passages from England to Australia by sailing vessels having been astonishingly lessened by the application of science, experience, and the employment of superior vessels, we cannot be reconciled to such painful disparagements as those which have recently occurred. In the case of the Fair ield, which arrived here from Liverpool with emigrants in 1849, after a voyage of six months, the only death was that of an infant born on board ; and in the case of the Trusty from Gravesend, which arrived here in 1838, there were only two deaths, although four births occurred, during a long passage of 24 weeks.

South Australian Register(Adelaide) 22 Jan 1853
THE ':SHACKAMAXON.'
We record with pleasure the fact that :-Dr. Duncan's inspection of this ship is likely to be followed by a report, honourable to the Commander and the Surgeon-Surjerintendent and gratifying to the owners. Dr. Duncan describes the Shackamaxon as one of the finest passenger-ships he has ever visited, and declares that he found her in admirable order, well ventilated in every part, and unusually replete with the accommodations and conveniences requisite for a long voyage. His impression is, that most of the cases of sickness manifested themselves or originated whilst the ship was in the Mersey, and that (in strictness) some of the patients should have been put on shore. The cases of mortality among the adults were six in number, and the causes of death are thus classified :—
Dysentery ... ... ... ... ... 4
Natural decay ... ... ... ... 1
Questionable ... ... ... ... 1
The case termed 'questionable' is that of a female who is supposed to have terminated her own life by a dose of laudanum, which she is supposed to have had in her own possession. The adults or persons of mature age who died on the passage were : — . William Wylie, aged 63, from Dumfries; John M'cal- luim, aged 56, from Argyle; John Bell, aged 35, from Dumfries; Richard Graham, aged 43, from Tyrone; Ellen Benton, aged 21, from Lincoln; Edward Eastment, aged 15, from Somerset. The following is a list of the children and in fants who died on the passage (including infants born on board) : — Jane Adams, aged 1 year, from Rutland ; John Alsop, 1 year, from Warwick; Ann Blackwood, 4 years, from Ayr; Peter Blackwood, infant; Catherine Begley, 10 years, from Armagh; George Cook, 12 years, and William Cook, 3 years, from Kent; Catherine Craig, 1 year, from Renfrew:; Andrew Dann, 8 years, from Tipperary; Ruth Daviea, 1 ? year, from Monmonth; Alexander Forrest, infant; James Fraser, 1 year, and George Ferguson, 3 years, from Clackmannan; Jane Gault, infant; Eliza Gray, 1 year, from Surrey ; Isabella Graham, 5 years, from Tyrone ; Herbert Golding, 1 year, from Middlesex; Henry Jones, 1 year, from Hants ; Margaret Kilpatrick, 2 years, from Ayr ; Ana Kerr, 1 year, from Clackmannan ; Elizabeth Matheson, 1 year, from Boss; Catherine Matheson, infant; John Mac Kinnon, 6 years, from Bute ; Elizabeth Miller, 2 years,' from Fife ; Hector Morrison, 1 year, from Koss 1 Sophia McGill, 1 year, from Ayr ; Joseph Martin, 1 year, from Hants ; Elizabeth Marshall, 1 year, from Cambridge ; Ann Letcalf, 1 year, from Westmoreland ; Victoria Norrial infant ; John North, I year, from Leicester ; Isabella Pratt, infant ; Elizabeth Ann Richards, 5 years, Maria Richards 2 years, and William Richards, 1 year, from Cornwall'* Robert Reid, 3 years, from Shetland ; Agnes Robins, 3 years', from Kent; Maria Robins, infant; Ann Roach 1, from Wicklow; Margaret Sinclair, 1, from Shetland; Elizabeth Sinegar, 1, from Warwick; John Sherry, infant; Mary Ann Simpson, infant; Benjamin Wylie, infant; William West, infant; William West, 2, from Monmouth; Thomas Wilkinson, 2, from Norfolk; James M'Tavish, 1 year from Fife. The greater' number of deaths occurred, as will be seen, among the very young children, the cause being scarletina. Two children died from inflammation of the brain and two from pneumonia.

South Australian Register (Adelaide) 29 Jan 1853
THE "SHACKAMAXON."
The Court of Enquiry for the investigation of the emigrants' charges against Dr. Allison, the Surgeon-superintendent, commenced its sittings yes- terday at Port Adelaide. A reporter from this establishment attended, but could not obtain admission, as the enquiry was to be conducted with closed doors. It was stated that above a hundred witnesses would have to be examined. Pending these proceedings we refrain from any remarks.

South Australian Register (Adelaide) 31 Jan 1853
THE ' SHACKAMAXON.'
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER.
Sir,— It is much to be regretted that the investigation prayed for by about 100 heads of families, and now going on at Port Adelaide, was Not commenced on board the ship, or at least before so many of the passengers had left Adelaide for distant parts of the colony. When I attended on Friday last, with so many others, I saw several who I am sure, could very badly afford to ride or walk to and from Port Adelaide, or remain there for hours at their own expense and loss of valuable time ; and the least; that can reasonably be done by the Court of Enquiry is to examine the most Important witnesses first instead of taking a whole day to examine a very few and comparatively unimportant cases as was done on Friday. I am going down for the second time on Monday at my own expense, but I know many of my fellow passengers who either cannot or will not be kept waiting for a protracted examination. I hope you will have no objection to let these, my sentiments appear in your paper. I am, Sir. your humble Servant, THOMAS BARLOW, late Chief Constable on board the Emigrant ship Shackamaxon. January 29, 1853.

South Australian Register (Adelaide) 31 JAN 1853
THE " SHACKAMAXON."
The investigation of the charges against the Surgeon-Superintendent of the Shackamaxon is likely to occupy the Emigration Board for several weeks' unless indeed the major part of the complainants (unable to bear the expense of remaining at the Port), should retire without giving their evidence. A Court of Enquiry into the conduct of a public officer is of little service unless its decision can command the most perfect respect. The complainants have a right to demand that its censure shall have the full weight of a judicial decree ; and the defendant is equally entitled to expect that its acquittal shall be as complete as that of a jury. But these results will be vainly looked for unless the enquiry is so conducted as to ensure the confidence of the public. This confidence can hardly be awarded to a secret tribunal; for Englishmen are accustomed to open courts, and they are accustomed to consider pub- licity the principal guarantee of impartiality. For this reason we regret that the Court of Inquiry should sit with closed doors. Believing, as we do that its members desire to act with even handed justice, we cannot but feel that its secrecy will be disadvantageous to both parties. Should the emi- grants establish their charges, they may justly complain that their full extent will not be known ; and should the Surgeon (as we hope and trust he may) be able to meet the accusations to the satisfaction of the Board, he may still suffer from the unfavourable impression attendant upon rumoured charges unac- companied by explanation. But its secrecy is not the only objection to the mode in which the enquiry is conducted. The emigrants are in everyway discouraged (unintentionally of course), and many of them, as we have already intimated, will probably retire without making their complaints. The Court has no antechamber, and they have all to wait outside in the open air not knowing whether they may be called upon to-day, to-morrow, or to-morrow week ; nor when they will be at liberty to attend to their own affairs. This chiefly arises from their not being allowed to engage any assistance in the conduct of their case — a restriction very much at variance with the usages Englishmen are accustomed to respect ; for the parties do not stand upon equal ground. The complainants are, for the most part, poor uneducated persons, in some instances females, while the defendant, we presume, from his position, is a man of education and superior intelligence. He has also the peculiar advantage of having been in authority over them for several months past, which alone would render it difficult for them to state their case freely in his presence, and in that of a Board of gentlemen, his quals in rank, but not theirs. He has also the advantage of sitting with the Board during the entire enquiry, while each of the complainants has the disadvantage of being brought in before a number of strangers to undergo an ex- amination and cross-examination under circumstances very likely to detract from his or her self possession. In fact, the emigrant seems rather brought in as a defendant than a prosecutor, while the accused has almost the appearance of being one of the judges. We fear no alteration will be made in the conduct of the present Court ; but we are not without hopes that on any future occasion a more satisfactory mode may be adopted — that the proceedings will be public — that the complainants will be allowed to select some fellow-passenger to manage their case, and also, which is almost equally important, that the enquiry will take place before the emigrants have left the ship.

South Australian Register 9Adelaide) 23 April 1853
THE "SHACKAMAXON" ENQUIRY.
Our readers will remember that when an official enquiry was ordered by the Government into the complaints of the emigrants per Shackamaxon against the Surgeon-Superintendent of that vessel, we objected very strongly to the secret nature of the inquisition, and condemned the unnecessary delay in the institution of proceedings. The evils which we pointed out as likely, if not certain, to result from the exclusion of the reporters of the press, have actually come to pass. The injustice of the decision arrived at, and even the infairness of the course of procedure adopted by the judges, is now bitterly complained of by some of the parties affected ; and the public are without any means of forming an opinion for themselves on a matter of such infinite im portance as that of the strict administration of mpartial justice. We have received a long letter from Mr. James Fawsett, "late Religious Instructor of emigrant ship Shackamaxon," pointing out in what respects he has been unjustly condemned by the secret tribunal which was appointed to investigate the charges made by the emigrants against the Surgeon- Superintendent, and praying us to allow his letter of vindication to appear in our columns. This request we regret that we are unable to comply with, not only because the letter contains charges against third parties, but because we should feel reluctant, on an exparte statement which the exclusion of our reporters from the the court of enquiry does not enable us to verify, to throw discredit on the solemn adjudication of even a private official court of enquiry. But when the writer informs us that the Board decided three charges against him on the single unsupported testimony of one witness ;' that 'he took down four witnesses to contradict these charges ;' that his principal witness to disprove in toto the charge of drunkenness in particular was never 'heard, nor even allowed a hearing;' 'that his co- adjutor the Assistant Surgeon, Mr. Hardy, was 'condemned without a trial, without being heard ; when such complaints as these are addressed to us, we feel bound, to express a confident persuasion that if Mr. Fawsett were to appeal to His Excellency on those grounds against the decision of the Court of Investigation, measures would be instantly' taken to afford him an opportunity of substan' tiating such serious allegations.

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Birth - 30/3/1822 Clackmannan
Father - Walter Snadon
Mother - Eliabeth Paterson
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SNADAN Walter (1 - Clackmannan)

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