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Welcome to the Heaven and Hell Together Website

This website is primarily concerned with the early years of Australian, and in particular Tasmanian history, from the perspective of our ancestral families and their descendants. For the principle families see the Books page. There is more about the website and the site moderators on the About Us page. If you're looking for something specific use the search function, and if you wish to reproduce material from this website see the Copyright Guidelines page for further information.

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Emma Kerley and James Richardson

Emma Kerley was born sometime between 1851 and 1853. Although there is no record of her birth, Emma is an indisputable child of Henry Kerley and Caroline Bacon. Emma Kerley (20) married James Richardson (24) on 7 September 1871 at the residence of Samuel Richardson, Wallaroo. The witnesses were William Richardson and Catherine Richardson, both of Wallaroo, probably James' brother and sister in-law.1

  • 1. BDM SA Marriage Registration 1871/88/570
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