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...do YOUR families link back to first South Australian wheat growers?
Christina and Donald McLEAN from Scotland 1837
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1822 - 1890 (68 years)
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Name |
John b.1822 KANALEY |
Born |
1822 |
Tipperary Ireland [1] |
Gender |
Male |
Name |
1822 |
Tipperary Ireland |
Kanaley, Keneall, Keneally, Kenealley, and variations on KANALEY which was the final/continued spelling used in Australia. Education was very much phonetic based and often under pressure to attend to lines of travellers on/off ships etc. |
Biography Notes |
1844 |
Tipperary Ireland [2] |
Anglican. Arrived on LADY ANN to Port Adelaide SA with 6 children. William-12, Mary/Maria-10, Stephen-7, Bridget-5, Jane-3, Honor-1. |
Emigration |
11 Oct 1857 |
Adelaide SA [1] |
Arrived on "LADY ANN", Occupation Agricultural Labourer, PARENTS KENEALLY |
Biography Notes |
Kangarilla SA |
Sarah's mother d.1 Mar 1859 @66yoa, James Taylor d.21 May 1880@60yoa.All buried with Sarahs family members in Kangarilla SA |
Biography Notes |
11 Oct 1857 |
Adelaide SA [3] |
John's mother in law-Amelia Taylor@63yoa, her brother James Taylor@37yoa, and a niece Eliza Perry@19yoa all travelled with the Kanaley family from Tipperary Ireland (210 Irish passengers of the total 294). They were all nominated by Samuel Oakley who had arrived in 1836 on BUFFALO and sponsored the family members. |
Residence |
6 Oct 1866 |
McLaren Flat SA |
John purchased property Section 521 of 80 acres for 210 pounds from locals Thomas and Lydia Salisbury. Left to his wife on his passing (d.1890) and then his youngest son John (Jack) except if he did not marry (d.24 May 1915). In which case the estate was to be sold and divided between his five daughters, with trustees William and Josiah Oakley. |
Residence |
29 Sep 1879 |
McLaren Flat SA |
John senior purchased a second property Section 500 being a further 80 acres for 636 pounds. This being sold after his death on 11 Jul 1890. The earlier purchase block 521 was sold after the accidental death of John junior in 1915. |
Occupation |
1880 |
McLaren Vale SA |
John apparently had race horse.s He is mentioned in History of Mclaren Vale as being th eowner of a race horse which won the main race, the prize a Gold Cup. His horse was an outsider and beat the favourite. See the 1983 published 'Oakley Family History' and Pioneers of Aust published in 1838 where again they Kanaley family are connected to the imposing homestead of the Bell Family at FAIRVIEW on Yorke Penisula. |
Residence |
Adelaide SA [1] |
Various residences Morphett Vale, McLaren Vale, Eyre Flat, and others. Religion recorded as Roman Catholic, Church of England Methodist.... |
Buried |
00 Jul 1890 |
Kangarilla SA [1] |
- Kangarilla SA was once called Eyre's Flat. Both places of residence of the Kanaley family, plus McLaren Flat. The nearest birth place was Morphett Vale.
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Died |
11 Jul 1890 |
McLaren Vale SA [1] |
Person ID |
I-8506 |
Christina and Donald McLean |
Last Modified |
14 Nov 2020 |
Family |
Sarah TAYLOR, b. 1826, Tipperary Ireland , d. 4 Sep 1901, Maitland SA (Age 75 years) |
Married |
1844 |
Tipperary Ireland [4] |
Children |
+ | 1. Stephen b1850 KANALEY, b. 1850, Tipperary Ireland , d. 11 May 1892, Strathalbyn SA (Age 42 years) [] |
+ | 2. William KANALEY, b. 1849, Tipperary Ireland , d. 30 Jul 1935, Maitland SA (Age 86 years) [] |
| 3. Maria KANALEY, b. 10 Mar 1847, Tipperary Ireland , d. 31 Mar 1906, Adelaide SA (Age 59 years) [] |
| 4. Bridget KANALEY, b. 1852, Tipperary Ireland , bur. 2 Mar 1944, Prospect SA (Age ~ 92 years) [] |
+ | 5. Jane-Oakley KANALEY, b. 1854, Tipperary Ireland , d. 20 Oct 1919, Strathalbyn SA (Age 65 years) [] |
| 6. Honor Ann Oakley KANALEY, b. 1856, Tipperary Ireland , d. 1941, Strathalbyn SA (Age 85 years) [] |
| 7. Anne KANALEY, b. 3 Mar 1858, Morphett Vale SA , d. 3 Mar 1858, Morphett Vale SA (Age 0 years) [] |
+ | 8. James KANALEY, b. 17 Feb 1859, Kangarilla SA , d. 26 Oct 1943, Wagga Wagga NSW (Age 84 years) [] |
+ | 9. Eliza KANALEY, b. 18 Aug 1861, McLaren Flat SA , d. 5 Apr 1945, Adelaide SA (Age 83 years) [] |
| 10. John Thomas (Jack) b1865 KANALEY, b. 14 Feb 1865, McLaren Vale SA , d. 24 May 1915, McLaren Flat SA (Age 50 years) [] |
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Last Modified |
14 Nov 2020 13:02:27 |
Family ID |
F-2820 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Headstones |
| CEMETERY KANGARILLA SA KANALEY John and Sarah nee Turner HS KANALEY John and Sarah nee Turner, Kangarilla SA Johns inscription:"Day by day the voice hath come, enter thine eternal home, asking not if we can spare, this dear soul summoned here"
Sarahs inscription:"What is there to court my stay or keep me back from home while Angels beckon away and Jesus bids me come" |
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Sources |
- [S-130] PUBLICATION Encycopaedia South Australians 1836-1885 , 785, 7 Oct 2017 Researcher Lorna McLean.
As per personal profile entries provided
- [S-55] PUBLICATION "Descendants of John and Sarah Kanaley" home publication, Hazel and Bruce Kanaley ~1990's, 7-8, 15 Oct 17 Researcher Lorna Mclean.
LADY ANN was a first class ship with 3 decks. More information regarding the LADY ANN are detailed in "The McDonald's Story". Family moved through the districts laying to rest at Kangarilla SA
- [S-55] PUBLICATION "Descendants of John and Sarah Kanaley" home publication, Hazel and Bruce Kanaley ~1990's, 7-8, 15 Oct 17 Researcher Lorna Mclean.
Sarah Taylors mother Amelia (63yoa) travelled to Port Adelaide SA with her husband and six children. Four more children were later born in Australia. Sarah Taylors brother:James Taylor (37yoa), and niece Eliza Perry (19yoa) Taylor travelled with them to Port Adelaide SA
- [S-55] PUBLICATION "Descendants of John and Sarah Kanaley" home publication, Hazel and Bruce Kanaley ~1990's, 11, 15 Oct 17 Researcher Lorna Mclean.
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