Maiden name recorded in QLD BDM records as GOST
Daughter of Emma Maria Crawley (1845-1909) and Jesse Ghost (1843-1912) of Tring, Hertfordshire, England
Cecilia arrived in Brisbane on 01 April 1889 aboard the "Dacca" from London, England.
"The labour market seems to be in a fairly satisfactory state, if we may judge by the way the batch of immigrants who landed by the Dacca are going off. Married couples, without encumbrance, are in demand, but those with children are a drag on the market. Of the latter there are still half-a-dozen unengaged. A few of the single men remain, but they are going off steadily. The single women have taken their departure long since." - Rockhampton Capricornian, Saturday 13 April 1889, page 13
Daughter of Emma Maria Crawley (1845-1909) and Jesse Ghost (1843-1912) of Tring, Hertfordshire, England
Cecilia arrived in Brisbane on 01 April 1889 aboard the "Dacca" from London, England.
"The labour market seems to be in a fairly satisfactory state, if we may judge by the way the batch of immigrants who landed by the Dacca are going off. Married couples, without encumbrance, are in demand, but those with children are a drag on the market. Of the latter there are still half-a-dozen unengaged. A few of the single men remain, but they are going off steadily. The single women have taken their departure long since." - Rockhampton Capricornian, Saturday 13 April 1889, page 13
Maiden name recorded in QLD BDM records as GOST
Daughter of Emma Maria Crawley (1845-1909) and Jesse Ghost (1843-1912) of Tring, Hertfordshire, England
Cecilia arrived in Brisbane on 01 April 1889 aboard the "Dacca" from London, England.
"The labour market seems to be in a fairly satisfactory state, if we may judge by the way the batch of immigrants who landed by the Dacca are going off. Married couples, without encumbrance, are in demand, but those with children are a drag on the market. Of the latter there are still half-a-dozen unengaged. A few of the single men remain, but they are going off steadily. The single women have taken their departure long since." - Rockhampton Capricornian, Saturday 13 April 1889, page 13
Daughter of Emma Maria Crawley (1845-1909) and Jesse Ghost (1843-1912) of Tring, Hertfordshire, England
Cecilia arrived in Brisbane on 01 April 1889 aboard the "Dacca" from London, England.
"The labour market seems to be in a fairly satisfactory state, if we may judge by the way the batch of immigrants who landed by the Dacca are going off. Married couples, without encumbrance, are in demand, but those with children are a drag on the market. Of the latter there are still half-a-dozen unengaged. A few of the single men remain, but they are going off steadily. The single women have taken their departure long since." - Rockhampton Capricornian, Saturday 13 April 1889, page 13
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