LAMBE, Patrick

(1799-31/01/1890) (Albany).

Patrick arrived in Western Australia in 1855 on the Adelaide as an Enrolled Pensioner Guard with his wife and family. Patrick married Catherine Hannaway on 22/05/1831. Their children were James, Ann Therese (1855-1856), Elizabeth (1856-), Patrick, Charlotte (1857-). Patrick was formerly a Private in the 98th Regiment. He was enlisted in 1827 and discharged in 1849. Patrick was in Perth during the 1850s. Patrick employed a ticket of leave man there in 1859. Patrick was discharged in 1866, granted land in Perth, but went to South Australia, then back to Bunbury from 1877 to 1885 according to the Almanack, and then to Albany. Patrick and his wife petitioned for the Post Office to be moved from Gordon River to Tunney in 1887. Patrick went to Albany in 1888 to live with his married daughter.

LAMBE, James

James was the son of Patrick and Catherine. James married Mary Roland at the Roman Catholic Church in Perth on 28/12/1862. Mary Roland was the daughter of John and Mary. Their children were Charles (1864-), Patrick (1865-1897), who was born in Fremantle and Alicia Catherine (1867-), who was baptised at the Perth Roman Catholic Church. James travelled to South Australia and was back by 1865. He was a tanner under the company James Lambe and Co and travelled to York in 1868, Bunbury in 1869 and Albany in 1887 to employ four ticket of leave men 1871-1876 at Albany, one a tanner, another a carter. James signed a petition in Krakouer's favour on 08/1885. James also petitioned for the Post Office to be moved from Gordon River to Tunney in 1887. He was a part of the Roman Catholic church.

LAMB, J

He arrived on 07/11/1869 on the Elizabeth Ann Oliver from South Australia. He was at Bunbury on 13/12/1875. He arrived again on 14/12/1882 on the Macedon from the Eastern colonies.

LAFFAN, James Thomas

James arrived in Western Australia in 02/1887 on the Australind from the U.K., travelling via Singapore. James married Amelia Baston (17/07/1864-12/07/1940) on 29/09/1892. Amelia was the daughter of George and Elizabeth (nee Sutton). He practised for a short time in Bunbury before proceeding to Wyndham. He was the resident medical officer in various towns of the North West according to the Government Gazettes from 1887 to 1890. He was a Justice of Peace for East Kimberley in 1888. James travelled to Geraldton in 1894.

KRUEGER, Frederick

(1845-).

Frederick arrived on 26/05/1877 on the Bastings with Hermann. On 18/01/1882, Frederick married Mary Ann Boyle. Mary was the daughter of Edward and Mary Ann. He applied for 50 acres in Swan district in 1879 as an immigrant grant. He worked as a watchmaker at Bunbury in 1885.

KNIGHT, W

He may have been an expiree, meaning he was a convict who finished his sentence. In Bunbury he employed a ticket of leave man in 1870.

KINSELU, Thomas

(24/10/1856-20/11/1887).

Thomas was born in Gelorup and died in Bunbury. He was the son of Edward and Ann. On 29/12/1879, Thomas married Bridget Carroll (24/07/1855-16/05/1927) in Bunbury. Bridget was the daughter of Patrick John and Mary. Thomas and Bridget's children were Catherine (1880-1970), Edward (1882-1971), Elsie (1885-) and Thomas (1885-1950). In Busselton he worked as a teamaster in 1880. In 1886 he worked as a farmer at Happy Valley in Quindalup and a horse breeder for India trade.

KINSELLA, Edward Patrick

(01/1829-21/01/1899).

Edward died in Bunbury. He was the son of Thomas and Margaret, who arrived on 14/10/1854 on the Esmeralda together. On 01/05/1854, Edward married Anne Cavanagh (1831-02/04/1891) in Ireland. Edward and Anne's children were Thomas (1854), Margaret (1857-1884), Elleanor (1854-1929), James Martin (1859-1909), Julia (1861-), Bridget (1863-1943), Mary Angela (1862-1944), Ann (1866-1944) Catherine (1867-1941) and Edward (1869-1937). He worked as a labourer, then a farmer at Ludlow in Busselton in 1877. After that, he was a school teacher and employed four ticket of leave men from 1864 to 1865.

KlNG, William A

William arrived in 1847 on the Java. He married Mary. William had one child, Augustus William (1855-1855). He was a Private in the 96th Regiment and was discharged in 1849 in Western Australia. He went exploring with Gregory. In Bunbury in 1850 and Dardanup, he employed a ticket of leave man in 1868. He was a police constable in 1855.

KING, Mary

(1833-01/05/1853).

Mary died in Bunbury.

KING, Henry

(1633-06/01/1899).

Henry was born in England and arrived on 13/03/1855 on the Berkshire with his wife Susannah Ruskin (1835-16/11/1912). Susannah is buried at Picton Church. Henry and Susannah's children were George (1864) and William (1865-1917). His cottage at Bunbury was opened as a museum in 1968. He employed three ticket of leave men in 1860 at Perth and 1868 at Bunbury.

KILPATRICK, Daniel Rose

(12/1810-13/12/1885).

Daniel was born in Scotland and died in Bunbury. He arrived on 12/09/1854 on the Merchantman as an Enrolled Pensioner Guard with his second wife and five children. He was a Private of the 92nd Regiment enlisting in 1839 and being discharged in 1861. His first wife, Fraser, died in Scotland. His second wife was Elizabeth Martha Henderson Arthur (1836-20/02/1904). Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert and died in Fremantle. Daniel and Frazer's children were Catherine, David (1852-1931) and Thomas. Daniel and Elizabeth's children were Daniel, Mary, Arthur (1869-1951), William Francis (1871-1902), Jessie (1872), Margaret Jessie (1873). He worked as a soldier before becoming a master tailor on High Street Fremantle in 1867.

KIBBLE, G. T.

He had many trips to the eastern colonies. He returned to Western Australia on 21/03/1881 on the Otway from the eastern colonies, 24/02/1886 on the South Australian from the eastern colonies, 03/08/1887 on the RMS Carthage from the eastern colonies and 19/01/1888 on the Albany from South Australia. He stayed on occasions at Bunbury.

KETCH, Jack

In 06/1850 Jack was accused of several robberies in the Bunbury district.

KEMP, John

(1822-).

In 05/1845 he travelled to Bunbury on the Alpha with his brother James, who drowned in 1847 soon after launching their vessel Gazelle. John worked as a boat builder at Bunbury in 1846 with Ruga Horrison. John was the master of the Isa in 1850.

KEMP, George

(1841-).

He may have been an expiree, meaning he completed his sentence as a convict. George arrived on 04/08/1862 on the Clara. He employed a ticket of leave labourer at Bunbury in 1869.

KELLY, Thomas

(1833-).

He was an expiree, meaning he completed his sentence as a convict. Thomas arrived possibly on 01/06/1858 on the Lord Raglan. He employed eleven ticket of leave men, including five sawyers at Bunbury between 1868 and 1877.

KELLY, Neil

(1818-).

He may have been an expiree, meaning he completed his sentence as a convict. Neil arrived on 01/06/1858 on the Lord Raglan. At Bunbury in 1864, he nominated his wife Mary (1828-) and four children as assisted migrants. Mary arrived on 20/8/1866 on the Palestine with Michael (1856-). He employed a ticket of leave man in 1872. He was a store assistant in Geraldton in 1884. He is listed as a labourer in Northampton from 1880 to 1889.

KEEN, Thomas John

Thomas married Esther Rowden. Thomas and Esther had one child, Thomas Ernest (1879-1948), born in Bunbury.

KEEN, Thomas Ernest

(1879-1948).

He was born in Bunbury. Thomas was the son of Thomas John and Esther. In 1899 he married Alice Grace Reynolds in South Australia. Thomas and Alice's children were Elsie Caroline Grace (1901-), Lilias Vera (1903-), Thomas Herbert (1907-), Esther Amelia (1908-), Emily Eva (1910-) and Bessie Annie (1914-).