Historical records matching Jane Catherine Barron, Free Settler "Sulphur" 1829
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About Jane Catherine Barron, Free Settler "Sulphur" 1829
The Western Australian Times 15/3/1878
"By the death of Mrs. Barron, which took place on the 23rd ulto., the colony lost the first white woman that ever stepped on the shores of Western Australia; the first possessor of a cow, and the first person that baked a loaf of bread, in the colony."
The Inquirer & Commercial News 27/2/1878
Death of an Old Colonist. On Saturday last another aged colonist, Mrs. Barron, passed away. The deceased arrived here in the transport Parmelia, and was, therefore, among the first settlers that stepped on the shores of West Australia
[Jane actually arrived on the Sulphur in 1829]
Jane is reported to be the 1st white woman to step ashore in the Swan River colony.
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Jane Catherine Barron, Free Settler "Sulphur" 1829's Timeline
| 1800 |
November 11, 1800
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Nether Wasdale,Cumberland,UK
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| 1824 |
January 1, 1824
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Kent, England, United Kingdom
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| 1825 |
January 1, 1825
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England, United Kingdom
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| 1828 |
December 14, 1828
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Chatham, Medway, UK
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| 1829 |
September 17, 1829
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Perth, Western Australia
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| 1831 |
August 21, 1831
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Subiaco, WA, Australia
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| 1833 |
August 31, 1833
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Perth, Western Australia
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| 1835 |
1835
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Perth, Western Australia, Australia
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| 1838 |
January 9, 1838
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