HARDMAN - January 2021 - Person Sheet
HARDMAN - January 2021 - Person Sheet
NameLouisa HARDMAN 
, Daughter, F
, Daughter, FBirth26 December 1826, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia, (32/2790)
Death21 August 1891, Her Residence, “Talisker”, White Hills, Tasmania, Australia
Burial22 August 1891, White Hills Anglican Church, White Hills, Tasmania, Australia
Baptism25 March 1828, St John’s Church, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
FatherRichard HARDMAN , M (~1784-1830)
MotherAnn SPENCER , F (~1786-1862)
Spouses
1Edward GEE , M
, MBirth17 October 1819, Rathmolyon, County Meath, Ireland
Death18 January 1847, His Residence, “Talisker”, White Hills, Tasmania, Australia
Burial20 January 1847, Old Perth Cemetery, (St Andrews), Perth, Tasmania, Australia
OccupationFarmer
Baptism7 November 1819, Rathmolyon Church Of Ireland, Rathmolyon, County Meath, Ireland
FatherWilliam GEE , M (1789-1855)
MotherAnn MORRIS , F (1799-1855)
Marriage30 April 1846, St John’s Church, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia, (37/273)
ChildrenAnnie Louisa , F (1847-1925)
2Thomas GEE , M
, MBirth13 August 1824, Rathmolyon, County Meath, Ireland
Death6 June 1899, His Residence, “Talisker”, White Hills, Tasmania, Australia
Burial9 June 1899, White Hills Anglican Church, White Hills, Tasmania, Australia
OccupationFarmer
Baptism18 August 1824, Rathmolyon Church Of Ireland, Rathmolyon, County Meath, Ireland
FatherWilliam GEE , M (1789-1855)
MotherAnn MORRIS , F (1799-1855)
Marriage7 May 1852, Baptist Chapel, York Street, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
ChildrenMyrian Thomasina , F (1853-1886)
William Edward Thomas , M (1855-1936)
Adye Thomas Morris , M (1857-1936)
Elsie Tasmania , F (1859-1882)
Louisa Alberta Anne , F (1861-)
Thomas Samuel (Tom) , M (1864-1953)
Norman Richard , M (1870-1954)
Notes for Louisa HARDMAN
Lived married life at "Talikser", White Hills, Tasmania, Australia.
There was a marriage notice in the “Cornwall Chronical” on 5th May 1846.
Louisa Hardman; (relationship): Richard/Ann Hardman daughter
29-November-1844, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance from T. Hardman, book 3, reference 403, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
29-November-1844, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance from T. Hardman, book 3, reference 402, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
19-September-1845, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance with 2 others from J. Hinshaw and another, book 3, reference 1230, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
Death records formerly kept at Evandale state that Louisa was aged 62 years when she died, and that she was the wife of a farmer.
The burial records for St Peters Church of England at St Leonards- which also include records for St Pauls Church of England at White Hills- state that Louisa was of "Breadalbane, 'Talisker' ", that she died aged 62 years and was the wife of Thomas Gee, farmer. The death of Louisa is noted in the 22/8/1891diary entry of her relative Edward Gee Jnr, who also noted that he went to Louisa's funeral on 25/8/1891.
NOTE: In post 1900 records the Church of England at White Hills is named as St John’s- just to confuse us all!
More About LOUISA HARDMAN:
Christening: 25 March 1828, St Johns Church, Launceston
Burial: 25 August 1891, White Hills Church of Eng. Cemetery
Born : 26 December 1826, Tasmania. Christening Regd L'ton 1828.2790.32
Died: 21 August 1891, Tasmania. regd Evandale 1891.227.35
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania
Cause of Death: Strangulated hernia
There was a marriage notice in the “Cornwall Chronical” on 5th May 1846.
Louisa Hardman; (relationship): Richard/Ann Hardman daughter
29-November-1844, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance from T. Hardman, book 3, reference 403, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
29-November-1844, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance from T. Hardman, book 3, reference 402, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
19-September-1845, Bathurst Street, Launceston: Conveyance with 2 others from J. Hinshaw and another, book 3, reference 1230, area (acre, rod, perch) not stated
Death records formerly kept at Evandale state that Louisa was aged 62 years when she died, and that she was the wife of a farmer.
The burial records for St Peters Church of England at St Leonards- which also include records for St Pauls Church of England at White Hills- state that Louisa was of "Breadalbane, 'Talisker' ", that she died aged 62 years and was the wife of Thomas Gee, farmer. The death of Louisa is noted in the 22/8/1891diary entry of her relative Edward Gee Jnr, who also noted that he went to Louisa's funeral on 25/8/1891.
NOTE: In post 1900 records the Church of England at White Hills is named as St John’s- just to confuse us all!
More About LOUISA HARDMAN:
Christening: 25 March 1828, St Johns Church, Launceston
Burial: 25 August 1891, White Hills Church of Eng. Cemetery
Born : 26 December 1826, Tasmania. Christening Regd L'ton 1828.2790.32
Died: 21 August 1891, Tasmania. regd Evandale 1891.227.35
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania
Cause of Death: Strangulated hernia
Notes for Edward (Spouse 1)
Birth record shows name as Edward GHEE. As per records of the Church of Ireland in Rathmolyon, Edward GHEE was baptised by Thos. Smith, Curate on 7/11/1819. The records show that his parents William & Ann GHEE lived at Corick, Rathmolyon.
Arrived in Hobart on 2/5/1832 on the "Cleopatra", from Dublin with his parents and siblings.
Marriage notice in the "Cornwall Chronicle" Saturday 2/5/1846 & Wednesday 5/5/1846 states that Edward Gee of "Talisker", eldest son of William, married Louisa Hardman, 2nd daughter of the late Richard Hardman, at St Johns Church, Launceston.
As per the marriage record, Edward was a single man aged 25, and Louisa was a single woman aged 18. The witnesses to the marriage were Mary A. Hardman and Thomas Gee. The marriage ceremony was performed by W. H. Browne.
Edward's death notice in the "Cornwall Chronicle" 19 & 22 January 1848 states that an Edward Gee died at/ of "Barrow Villa" on 18th January 1848. He was buried at Perth at 11am on 20/1/1848.
Burial records held in the Launceston Library for Perth state that Edward was a settler of "Springs" and that he was aged 26 years.
More About EDWARD GEE:
Occupation: Farmer
Christening: 7 November 1819, Rathmolyon Church of Ireland, Rathmolyon
Burial: 20 January 1848, Old Perth Cemetery (St Andrews)- burial number 95
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania
Cause of Death: Inflammation of the bowel
Arrived in Hobart on 2/5/1832 on the "Cleopatra", from Dublin with his parents and siblings.
Marriage notice in the "Cornwall Chronicle" Saturday 2/5/1846 & Wednesday 5/5/1846 states that Edward Gee of "Talisker", eldest son of William, married Louisa Hardman, 2nd daughter of the late Richard Hardman, at St Johns Church, Launceston.
As per the marriage record, Edward was a single man aged 25, and Louisa was a single woman aged 18. The witnesses to the marriage were Mary A. Hardman and Thomas Gee. The marriage ceremony was performed by W. H. Browne.
Edward's death notice in the "Cornwall Chronicle" 19 & 22 January 1848 states that an Edward Gee died at/ of "Barrow Villa" on 18th January 1848. He was buried at Perth at 11am on 20/1/1848.
Burial records held in the Launceston Library for Perth state that Edward was a settler of "Springs" and that he was aged 26 years.
More About EDWARD GEE:
Occupation: Farmer
Christening: 7 November 1819, Rathmolyon Church of Ireland, Rathmolyon
Burial: 20 January 1848, Old Perth Cemetery (St Andrews)- burial number 95
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania
Cause of Death: Inflammation of the bowel
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 2)
As per records of the Church of Ireland in Rathmolyon, Thomas was baptised privately on 18/8/1824 and publicly on 22/8/1824- by Samuel Magee. The records show that his parents William & Ann Gee lived at Isaacstown, Rathmolyon.
Arrived in Hobart on 2/5/1832 on the "Cleopatra", from Dublin with his parents and siblings. The family plot at the White Hills Church of England Cemetery only has the initials and GEE for each person buried there. They are: E. Gee, L. Gee, T. Gee, A.L. Gee, E. Doubleday, W. Gee, A. Gee, L.L. Gee and N.R. Gee. It is assumed that the E. Doubleday was either a brother or sister of H.C. Doubleday, the wife of Thomas's son Thomas Samuel Gee.
Thomas owned the property Bullocks Hunting Ground near Patersonia. The land had originally been granted to a Mr Bullock, but then owned by Thomas (followed by his sons) for many years. He had a sawpit there, and pit-sawn timber was carted from there by bullock drawn timber jinker. The Hunting Ground is now owned by the Scott's of "Dunedin" St Leonards. Apparently there used to be a track that went from White Hills through the back of Dunedin to the Hunting Ground.
Thomas Gee's name appears on the North Esk Electoral:
1856, Thomas Gee and John Gee Evandale farms
His name also appears on the Launceston Assessment Roll 1856:
11th March 1856: Thomas Gee, farmer, Talisker, White Hills JM occupier land 80 pounds. JM means Juror, Morven.
Jurors- Morven, October 1856: Thomas Gee, Talisker- farmer, occupier of land.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the May 1858 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr. 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds.
2: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property Joseph Gee. 130 acres, annual value 80 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the 1860 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr.
- 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds
- 170 acres, annual value 100 pounds
2: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property Joseph Gee. 130 acres, annual value 80 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the January 1862 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr.
- 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds
- 170 acres, annual value 100 pounds
A census or similar of 1864 had Thomas Gee occupying 200 acres of land at "Talisker", owned by Thomas Gee- presumably the same 200 acres mentioned in the above 1862 Valuation Roll. The land was valued at 100 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the 1876 (Land) Assessment Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr. 200 acres, annual value 81 pounds
Death records formerly kept at Evandale state that Thomas was aged 78 when he died at Talisker, and that he had been born in Ireland. The death of Thomas on 6th June 1899 is noted in the diary of his cousin/ brother-in-law Edward Gee Jnr, who also noted that he went to Thomas' funeral on 8th June 1899.
Burial records for St Peters Church of England at St Leonards- which include St Pauls Church of England at White Hills- state that Thomas Gee of Breadalbane, farmer, was buried at White Hills on 8th or 9th June 1899.
More About THOMAS GEE:
Occupation: Farmer
Christening: 18 August 1824, Rathmolyon Church of Ireland, Rathmolyon
Burial: 9 June 1899, White Hills Church of Eng. Cemetery
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania
Arrived in Hobart on 2/5/1832 on the "Cleopatra", from Dublin with his parents and siblings. The family plot at the White Hills Church of England Cemetery only has the initials and GEE for each person buried there. They are: E. Gee, L. Gee, T. Gee, A.L. Gee, E. Doubleday, W. Gee, A. Gee, L.L. Gee and N.R. Gee. It is assumed that the E. Doubleday was either a brother or sister of H.C. Doubleday, the wife of Thomas's son Thomas Samuel Gee.
Thomas owned the property Bullocks Hunting Ground near Patersonia. The land had originally been granted to a Mr Bullock, but then owned by Thomas (followed by his sons) for many years. He had a sawpit there, and pit-sawn timber was carted from there by bullock drawn timber jinker. The Hunting Ground is now owned by the Scott's of "Dunedin" St Leonards. Apparently there used to be a track that went from White Hills through the back of Dunedin to the Hunting Ground.
Thomas Gee's name appears on the North Esk Electoral:
1856, Thomas Gee and John Gee Evandale farms
His name also appears on the Launceston Assessment Roll 1856:
11th March 1856: Thomas Gee, farmer, Talisker, White Hills JM occupier land 80 pounds. JM means Juror, Morven.
Jurors- Morven, October 1856: Thomas Gee, Talisker- farmer, occupier of land.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the May 1858 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr. 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds.
2: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property Joseph Gee. 130 acres, annual value 80 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the 1860 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr.
- 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds
- 170 acres, annual value 100 pounds
2: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property Joseph Gee. 130 acres, annual value 80 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the January 1862 (Land) Valuation Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr.
- 200 acres, annual value 120 pounds
- 170 acres, annual value 100 pounds
A census or similar of 1864 had Thomas Gee occupying 200 acres of land at "Talisker", owned by Thomas Gee- presumably the same 200 acres mentioned in the above 1862 Valuation Roll. The land was valued at 100 pounds.
Thomas Gee's name appeared in the 1876 (Land) Assessment Roll:
1: Agricultural, Talisker. Occupier of the property Thomas Gee jnr. Proprietor of the property the said Thomas Gee jnr. 200 acres, annual value 81 pounds
Death records formerly kept at Evandale state that Thomas was aged 78 when he died at Talisker, and that he had been born in Ireland. The death of Thomas on 6th June 1899 is noted in the diary of his cousin/ brother-in-law Edward Gee Jnr, who also noted that he went to Thomas' funeral on 8th June 1899.
Burial records for St Peters Church of England at St Leonards- which include St Pauls Church of England at White Hills- state that Thomas Gee of Breadalbane, farmer, was buried at White Hills on 8th or 9th June 1899.
More About THOMAS GEE:
Occupation: Farmer
Christening: 18 August 1824, Rathmolyon Church of Ireland, Rathmolyon
Burial: 9 June 1899, White Hills Church of Eng. Cemetery
Address: "Talisker", White Hills, Tasmania