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Four emigrant familes from England, Scotland and Ireland left their birthplace in the mid 19th century for better lives
in Australia.
As it happened, they had a shared destiny.
This site tells something of their background in the mother country and their struggle in the New World.
John Brown (Samuel Dagley) married Louisa Macklin in Melbourne. One of their many children was Abraham Brown.
Patrick Owen McNally married Mary Jane Campbell in Gippsland. Their only child was Mary Victoria McNally.
Abraham Brown and Mary Victoria McNally married in Temora.
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Acknowledgments
Many family members have helped with this research, and in particular:
Sharyn Halls
Karynne Dalton
Dorothy Egan
Louisa Spencer
Kath Robertson
Sue Brown
Mac and Wendy Macklin
The Macklin Society (Adelaide)
Mr Turtin
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| Stratton Audley, Oxfordshire- birthplace of the Browns (Dagleys) |
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| Manningford Bruce, Wiltshire- birthplace of the Macklins |
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| Armagh, Northern Ireland- birthplace of the McNally's |
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| Kinechreckine (near Kilchurn Castle), Loch Awe, Argyll- bithplace of the Campbells |
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