"Mary Wade to Us : A Family History 1778-1986" by The Mary Wade History Association

The little one was taken up before, for stripping a child, and chucking her into a ditch; only she was too young. This was the Monday evening, the Monday before last, between six and seven o'clock; it was the same night it was done. - She is my child; she is eight years old next April.
At the time of her death, Mary had over 300 living descendants and is considered as one of the founding mothers of the early settlers to Australia. Today her descendants number in the tens of thousands, including Kevin Rudd, the former Prime Minister of Australia. Mary’s story is told in the book “Mary Wade to Us” published as a family tree, noted in the further reading below. This, and the stories of Mr Rudd’s other convict ancestors has now been collated into two leather-bound volumes by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which is kept in the National Library of Australia in Canberra.
They remained together until Wade's death at Sydney 0n 2 April 1818. To bring together descendants of Mary Wade and to preserve, share and extend the knowledge of our shared family history. Up to https://hillstohawkesbury.com.au/mary-wade-littlest-convict/ and officers were ultimately treated in a makeshift triage in the centre's exercise yard. Three NSW Correctives officers have been praised for their heroic efforts in saving two inmates trapped in a jail cell fire. Opening the door to a burning cell, the officers realised one female inmate was trapped inside by flames while another had managed to burst out but had fallen unconscious in the hallway.

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<li>Jonathan was given his Certificate of Freedom in February 1811 and then given a grant of 60 acres at Tarrawanna, New South Wales by Governor Macquarie.</li>
<li>Mary Wade was transported to New South Wales at the age of 11 in 1789.</li>
<li>According to the family history, Mary had 21 children and their descendants number in the thousands.</li>
<li>Emancipated circa 1812, the pair took ownership of a thirty acre farm in Airds, Campbelltown and lived happily until Harrigan’s death in 1833.</li>
<li>Her research saw her involved in the organization, supervision and excavation of over 3000 dinosaur footprints in Lark Quarry in the Tully Ranges.</li>
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She had two children on Norfolk Island, Sarah to Teague Harrigan, an emancipated Irish transportee in 1793 and William in 1795, who is believed to be Jonathan Brooker’s son. When they arrived back in Sydney, Mary lived with Teague Harrigan, with whom she had another son, Edward, in their tent on the banks of the Tank Stream in Sydney in 1803. Teague left to go on a whaling expedition in 1806 and never returned.

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Then the little one said, I was in a good mind to have chucked the child down the necessary; and I wish I had done it. To relieve the pressure on Sydney Cove, Governor Phillip sent many new arrivals including Mary, to a place described by Captain Cook as, ‘a Paradise’ – Norfolk Island. There, at age fourteen, Mary gave birth to a daughter. She had two more children with emancipated Irish transportee, Teague Harrigan and by 1806, the family was living in a tent on the banks of the Tank stream in Sydney. Harrigan joined a whaling ship but never returned.

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  • Nobody advised me to go, and nobody told me; but the woman that took the cap off her head, that little one, robbed her of every thing she had; and Mrs. Matthews took the cap off the little one's head, and said she would ask the gentlewoman. I know Mrs. Matthews; she did not advise me to tell the woman in Charles-street. When I came home from my labour, on Friday, I enquired for my child, and a boy told me he sent her to the Treasury for a bottle of water; that was the 5th of this month. I came home at half after five; I live inCharles-street, Westminster; the child was not at home.
    Mary Wade Correctional Centre is a minimum-security works release centre for men. Mary Wade Correctional Centre is located in Lidcombe, 19km west of Sydney central business district. Corrective Services' effectively supervises offenders in the community while working towards successful order completion and re-settlement. Along with Dr Tony Thulborn, Dr Wade described the world's only known dinosaur stampede atLark Quarry, 115 km southwest of Winton, in the late 70s and early 80s. The trackways are exposed in a small quarry, and include over 3000 footprints made by at least 150 individual dinosaurs million years ago.
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Wade then worked as a Senior Demonstrator at the University, while doing postgraduate studies and completed a Ph.D. in 1959. After completing her studies, she undertook research with Professor Martin Glaessner focused on the earliest forms of animal life, including the Ediacara biota within the Flinders Ranges. We inspected the Mary Wade Correctional Centre, a stand-alone remand facility for women in metropolitan Sydney. The centre accommodates up to 94 women who have been charged with an offence but are unconvicted.
The Mary Wade Correctional Centre was established in 2017 as a maximum security custodial centre for women on remand only. As a standalone centre for this purpose, it is unique in NSW. In 1990, she excavated , in the Hughenden area, the most complete pliosaur known to date. She then turned to problematic mollusc fossils from the inland sea deposits of the Great Artesian Basin, describing the remains of giant squids that inhabited western Queensland 100 million years ago. In 1987, with the help of local people in the Hughenden area, she recovered the second only skull of the Queensland iconic dinosaur Muttaburasaurus.
Do you recollect the dress and appearance of the person who pledged it? In 1971, with no prospect of a permanent academic position, Mary took up a position as Curator of Geology at the Queensland Museum. She then became the Museum Deputy Director in 1980. Mary continued her research through investigation of early nautiloids throughout western Queensland. St Class) in micropalaeontology on the topic of South Australian Tertiary foraminifera.
Mary spent her life in Australia reproducing and made it to 21 offspring. I was standing at the bottom of New Pye-street, Perkins's Rents, where we live. Then I asked them what they had done, and they said, nothing; but I promised them I would not tell; and they told me they took a frock, a tippet, and a cap, off a little girl, in the Treasury. And says the little one, here is the cap and the tippet; and she said the frock was at Mr. Wright's, in the Almonry, in pawn for eighteen-pence, and she had tore the duplicate; I did not see the duplicate. Then Wade said, I wish I had not not done it, to the big one; and the big one said, it was your own fault.
Therefore you are to consider, whether the fact is sufficiently established against both or either of these prisoners. Now, that this child was drawn away into this privy by somebody, and was there stripped of her cloaths, stands so clearly established, that there can be no doubt about it, upon the evidence of Mrs. Forward. Now tell me how you lost your frock, and your cap, and your tippet?

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