| [Index] |
| Mary HYDE (1779 - 1864) |
| Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
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John Henry BLACK (1799 - 1867) Mary Ann BLACK (1801 - 1861) Sarah Ann LORD (1806 - 1889) Louisa LORD (1808 - ) Simeon LORD (1810 - 1892) Francis LORD (1812 - 1897) Edward LORD (1814 - 1884) Thomas LORD (1816 - 1876) George W LORD (1818 - 1880) Robert Charles LORD (1821 - 1857) |
Mary HYDE (1779 - 1864) + John BLACK (1778 - 1802) Simeon LORD (1771 - 1840) |
Edward HYDE | ||
| Sarah BLUNN | ||||
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| b. 19 Feb 1779 at Halesowen, Worcestershire, England |
| +. (1) John BLACK (1778 - 1802) |
| m. (2) 1814 Simeon LORD (1771 - 1840) at Sydney, NSW, Australia |
| d. 01 Dec 1864 at Banks House, Botany Bay, NSW, Australia aged 85 |
| Near Relatives of Mary HYDE (1779 - 1864) | ||||||
| Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
| Father in Law | Simeon LORD | |||||
| Mother in Law | Ann FIELDEN | |||||
| Father | Edward HYDE | |||||
| Mother | Sarah BLUNN | |||||
| Self | Mary HYDE | 19 Feb 1779 | Halesowen, Worcestershire, England | 01 Dec 1864 | Banks House, Botany Bay, NSW, Australia | 85 |
| Spouse/Partner | John BLACK | 1778 | Great Yarmouth, England | May 1802 | At Sea - on the 'Fly' | 24 |
| Husband | Simeon LORD | 1771 | Dobroyd, Todmorden, Yorkshire, England | 29 Jan 1840 | New South Wales, Australia | 69 |
| Son | John Henry BLACK | 31 May 1799 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 09 Jun 1867 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 68 |
| Daughter | Mary Ann BLACK | 06 Oct 1801 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 11 Jul 1861 | Terara, NSW, Australia | 59 |
| Daughter | Sarah Ann LORD | 1806 | 28 Jan 1889 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 83 | |
| Daughter | Louisa LORD | 08 Jul 1808 | NSW, Australia | |||
| Son | Simeon LORD | 19 May 1810 | NSW, Australia | 15 Jun 1892 | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 82 |
| Son | Francis LORD | 1812 | 1897 | Lithgow, NSW, Australia | 85 | |
| Son | Edward LORD | 1814 | NSW, Australia | 1884 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 70 |
| Son | Thomas LORD | 1816 | 1876 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 60 | |
| Son | George W LORD | 15 Aug 1818 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 09 May 1880 | Darlinghurst, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 61 |
| Son | Robert Charles LORD | 1821 | 1857 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 36 | |
| Daughter in Law | Louisa SKINNER | |||||
| Son in Law | Jean Charles Prosper de MESTRE | |||||
| Son in Law | David RAMSAY | 16 Mar 1794 | Perth, Perthshire, Scotland | 10 Jun 1860 | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 66 |
| Son in Law | Alexander DICK | |||||
| Daughter in Law | Sarah BIRCH | 13 Oct 1813 | Hobart, Tasmania, Australia | 30 Jan 1892 | Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 78 |
| Daughter in Law | Lucy HYDE | |||||
| Daughter in Law | Elizabeth LEE | |||||
| Grandson | James (son1) RAMSAY | |||||
| Grandson | Son 1 DICK | |||||
| Grandson | John Simeon Francis (Son 2) DICK | 1827 | 10 Nov 1864 | London, Middlesex, England | 37 | |
| Grandson | William A T (son 3) DICK | 1844 | 02 Aug 1872 | Dehra, India | 28 | |
| Grandson | Francis Alan LORD | 14 Aug 1832 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 1918 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 86 |
| Granddaughter | Louisa LORD | 26 Aug 1833 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 26 Feb 1866 | Homesdale, Brisbane, Queensland | 32 |
| Grandson | William LORD | 05 Jan 1835 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 25 Sep 1906 | Queensland, Australia | 71 |
| Grandson | George LORD | 01 Apr 1837 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 12 Feb 1841 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 3 |
| Grandson | Edward LORD | 21 Oct 1838 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 09 Aug 1839 | 0 | |
| Granddaughter | Emma LORD | 15 Mar 1840 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 01 Nov 1918 | Woollahara, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 78 |
| Grandson | Frederick LORD | 08 Nov 1841 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 05 Dec 1914 | Queensland, Australia | 73 |
| Grandson | Robert Stuart LORD | 22 Jul 1844 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 23 Jul 1878 | Gympie, Queensland, Australia | 34 |
| Grandson | Simeon Fitz Herbert LORD | 13 May 1847 | Tasmania, Australia | 12 Jul 1916 | Queensland, Australia | 69 |
| Grandson | Alfred Percy LORD | 26 Oct 1852 | Avoca, Tasmania, Australia | 18 May 1927 | Manly, NSW, Australia | 74 |
| Granddaughter | Sarah LORD | 1854 | Tasmania, Australia | |||
| Events in Mary HYDE (1779 - 1864)'s life | |||||
| Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
| 19 Feb 1779 | Mary HYDE was born | Halesowen, Worcestershire, England | 54 | ||
| Jul 1798 | 19 | Immigration | NSW, Australia | Note 1 | 54 |
| 31 May 1799 | 20 | Birth of son John Henry BLACK | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 54 | |
| 06 Oct 1801 | 22 | Birth of daughter Mary Ann BLACK | Sydney, NSW, Australia | 54 | |
| May 1802 | 23 | Death of husband John BLACK (aged 24) | At Sea - on the 'Fly' | Note 2 | 54 |
| 1806 | 27 | Birth of daughter Sarah Ann LORD | died 1886 - age 83 = c 1803 | ||
| 08 Jul 1808 | 29 | Birth of daughter Louisa LORD | NSW, Australia | Note 3 | 54 |
| 19 May 1810 | 31 | Birth of son Simeon LORD | NSW, Australia | Note 4 | 54 |
| 1812 | 33 | Birth of son Francis LORD | Note 5 | ||
| 1814 | 35 | Birth of son Edward LORD | NSW, Australia | Note 6 | 52 |
| 1814 | 35 | Married Simeon LORD (aged 43) | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 7 | |
| 1816 | 37 | Birth of son Thomas LORD | Wikipedia entry for Mary Hyde | ||
| 15 Aug 1818 | 39 | Birth of son George W LORD | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 8 | |
| 1821 | 42 | Birth of son Robert Charles LORD | Wikipedia entry for Mary Hyde | ||
| 29 Jan 1840 | 60 | Death of husband Simeon LORD (aged 69) | New South Wales, Australia | Note 9 | |
| 1857 | 78 | Death of son Robert Charles LORD (aged 36) | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Note 10 | 52, 60 |
| 11 Jul 1861 | 82 | Death of daughter Mary Ann BLACK (aged 59) | Terara, NSW, Australia | 54 | |
| 01 Dec 1864 | 85 | Mary HYDE died | Banks House, Botany Bay, NSW, Australia | Note 11 | 54 |
| Personal Notes: |
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from entry in Australian Dictionary of Biography on Simeon Lord
Ancestry - Kirwin/Horwood and extended Family Tree - Mary was convicted of stealing from her employer, Francis Deakin, 1 black silk cloak, 1 muslin shawl, 1 cotton gown, 1 dimity petticoat, 2 pairs of stockings and 1 pair of scissors. She was sentenced at Warwickshire Assizes on March 21st 1796 to 7 years transportation to NSW Australia. She was not transported until 1798. See WIKIPEDIA entry for Mary Hyde http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Hyde Powerhouse Museum - Sydney - Statement of significance This beautiful hand-tinted ambrotype is a portrait of Mary Hyde and is a part of the 'Simeon Lord- Mary Hyde' collection of early colonial artefacts. Simeon Lord was a convict who went on to earn his freedom and become one of Sydney's pre-eminent businessmen. Mary Hyde was his wife but marriage to this important figure in Sydney's history was not Mary's sole claim to fame, as her life was equally remarkable, particularly given the restriction upon women in this period. She was born Mary Hyde, in England in 1779, and at the age of 17 was convicted of stealing clothing and was transported to Sydney in 1798, two years later. Like the other 95 female convicts on the Brittania II, Mary was auctioned to be a servant, wife or hut-keeper for the males of the colony. In 1798 she met and started a relationship with a ship's officer, John Black, and gave birth to two of his children. She raised both children almost exclusively by herself as her husband was away for long periods before he eventually died on a voyage back from India, in 1802. His death was not officially acknowledged until 1804 and Mary continued on in the house and shop on the land leased in Black's name. Sometime around 1805 Mary started a new relationship with Simeon Lord, an ex-convict and former business associate of John Black. Lord became step-father to Mary's two children and Mary became mother to a young girl Lord had adopted. In 1806 Mary bore the first of 10 children to Lord and together they earned enough to be counted among the richest in the colony. In 1814 their partnership became legal when Mary and Simeon were married at St Phillip's Church in Sydney. In the 1820s the family moved to 'Banks House' in the Sydney suburb of Botany near the site of their woollen factory. In 1840 Simeon Lord died and under the terms of the will Mary, a woman, was made executor of the estate making Mary one of the wealthiest women in the colony. She continued to manage Lord's affairs after his death and employed many people in the Botany factory before it was closed by the flooding of her land as a part of the Sydney Water Board's development of the area. Mary took them to court to get compensation and four years later won the case and was eventually awarded over £15,000, a sum measured in the millions by today's standards. Mary died in December 1864, leaving her estate to all her children in an attempt to ensure the daughters were treated equally and could manage their inheritance in their own right. Unfortunately this was not possible in the eyes of the law and the money passed into the hands of male heirs and husbands. Geoff Barker, Curatorial, September 2009 References Mary Hyde, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Hyde D. R. Hainsworth, 'Lord, Simeon (1771 - 1840)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 2, Melbourne University Press, 1967, pp 128-31, http://adbonline.anu.edu.au/biogs/A020114b.htm D |
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| 54. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Ancestry Family Trees, Title: Ancestry Family Trees, Auth: Ancestry.com |
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