He was a farmer in Dardanup and Bunbury from 1873 to 1881 and Upper Ferguson in 1885. He employed six ticket of leave men from 1866 to 1872. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
FLAVELL, James
(1826-08/06/1886). James died at Mt. Eliza Depot and was an expiree. He arrived on 09/06/1862 on the Norwood. In Bunbury, he employed nine ticket of leave men from 1867 to 1871 including a mason in 1870. He was working at Pinjarra when admitted to the Mt. Eliza hospital on 23/03/1886.
FLAHERTY, John
(1815-1897). John was the son of Edward John and Sarah Elizabeth. He arrived on 15/12/1829 on the Gilmore. John married on 23/02/1865 to Mary Ann Fisher (1819-24/12/1905), a widow in Bunbury. Mary died in Bunbury. John was a farmer in Bunbury in 1866. He employed four ticket of Leave men from 1865 to 1869.
FLAHERTY, Elizabeth
(31/07/1824-20/08/1906)
Elizabeth was born in England. She arrived on 15/12/1829 on the Gilmore with her parents. In Bunbury she lived in a cottage owned by her brother-in-law, James Mylne, where she was joined by Esther, the widow of Edward Frederick Flaherty and her two daughters.
FITZPATRICKS, John
He married Ann Robert. Their child was Michael (1864-). He employed a ticket of leave labourer at Bunbury in 1867.
FITZPATRICK, Mr C/J
He was a tanner in Bunbury in 1870.
FISHER, Richard Jolly
(14/3/1819-30/12/187)
Richard was born in Yorkshire, England and died in Wallaroo South Australia. He arrived from America in a whaler in 1840. Richard married on 29/09/1845 to Margaret Murphy (1829-11/06/1875) in Picton. She was born in South Australia. She arrived on 10/04/1842 on the Diadem. Their children were Eliza (1846-), Clara (1848-), Catherine Rebecca (1858-), Matilda (1860-), Ernest Jolly (1867-1880), who died in a buggy accident, Stanley (1867) and Arthur Ralph (1869). Richard was a shoemaker, then became a publican at Bunbury. He was the master of the vessel Frolic, in which he sailed with his family to South Australia in 01/1850. Three of their children - Eliza, Stanley and Arthur Ralph came to Western Australia in 1888.
FISHER, Henry
(14/09/1862). Henry died in Brunswick. He was the son of George. Henry arrived on 03/09/1853 with his wife and five children. He married Mary Anne Harsh (1819-24/12/1905) in England. Mary died in Bunbury. She was the eldest daughter of Griffin and Ann. She remarried to John Flaherty (-1897). Henry and Mary's children were Thomas (06/1841-1916), John (1847-1944), Kary Anne (1849-1926). Sarah Ann(e) (baptised 1853, died 1946), Elizabeth (baptised 1859, died 1952) and Emma (baptised 1855, died 1913). He was a shepherd at Brunswick.
FISHER, Elizabeth
(1859-1952). Elizabeth was born in Bunbury. She was the daughter of Henry and Hary Ann. She married James Carroll and remarried to Hartnett.
FINNEY, William
(1828-06/02/1858)
He was born in Bunbury and was a member of the Church of England.
FIELDER, John W
He arrived on 29/07/1882 on the Mary Blair, with his wife and four children arriving on 27/08/1883 on the Ferret from South Australia. John was a farmer at Shamrock Hotel in Perth in 1885, when he applied for an immigrant grant of 150 acres in the Cockburn district. He reapplied this time to the Wellington district in 1885. In Bunbury, John was a hotelier for the Prince of Wales in 1885. He visited South Australia on 01/08/1885 on the Franklin and returned by October and again from the Eastern colonies in 02/1888 on the Lusitania.
FERNIHOUGH, Alfred
(21/11/1881-17/08/1970)
Alfred died in Subiaco. He was the son of Isaac and Sarah. Alfred married in 1906 to May Rose Coles (03/05/1887-30/08/1977) in Northam. May was the daughter of Charles and Harriet. Their children were Ada (1907- 1973), Ivy (1908-1909), who died in Northam, Lillian (1910-), Emily (1912-1913), Grace (1913-), William (1914-), Thomas (1916-), Frederick (1919-1921) who died in Bunbury and Violet (1924) who was born in Bunbury. Alfred was a carpenter by trade. He was employed on the Western Australian government railways as a signalman. Alfred was educated at James St. School. He was a member of the Salvation Army.
FERGUSON, John Maxwell
(28/4/1841-02/08/1924)
John was born in Scotland and died in Perth. He was the son of Doctor John. John arrived in 1842 on the Trusty with his parents. John married on 6/9/1871 to Susan Margaret Finnerty (1852-1889) in Western Australia. Susan was born in Perth. She was the daughter of Charles and Elizabeth. John remarried in 1891 to Grace Ogilvy Ferguson (1859-20/10/1919) in Western Australia. Grace was the daughter of Donald and Catherine. John's children were Margaret Isabella (1873-1887), John Maxwell (1875-1927), Charles Donald (1873-1942), Violet Revell (1877-1942), James Norman and William Eric (twins) (1879-1961 and 1879-1952), Alice Elizabeth (1881-1951), Rachel Frances (1883-1975), Andrew Ogilvie (1886-1968), Alan Wedderburn (1888-1971), Catherine Balfour (1892-1975), Donald Maxwell (1893-1946), Grace Ogilvy (1897-1971) and Marion Fleming (1902-1943). John became Captain in a merchant navy. He returned from overseas in 1867 to his estate. He had the firm of Ferguson and Mumme. He leased the Swan Brewery in 1876 and opened ice works. He was part owner of three ships and owner of one, including Amur. He was listed in the 1880s as a Master Mariner and brewer. John had interests in the Timber Mills at Cookernup, Yarloop and Wooroloo with Fremantle, Bunbury, Geraldton, and Coolgardie offices. He was a member of the Legislative Assembly for North Fremantle from 08/1903-06/1904. The family made several voyages. John was educated at Bale School Perth and England. He was a resident at Arundel Street in 1892. John was a Presbyterian.
FERGUSON, Charles
(1831-18/04/1902)
Charles was born in Ireland and died in York. He was an expiree. He was the son of Charles. Charles arrived on 12/9/1864 on the Kerchantaan. In 1868, Charles married Mrs Bridget Coomer in Fremantle. She was the widow of Matthew. Their child was Charles (1873-). He employed four ticket of leave men at Bunbury in 1868, including boot and shoemakers and two ticket of leave shoemakers at Northampton in 1875.
FENTON, Thomas
(1824-27/09/1873)
Thomas died in Bunbury and was an expiree. He arrived on 09/06/1862 on the Norwood. He employed six ticket of leave men at North Fremantle from 1868 to 1870, including a lime burner, a sawyer, a tanner and two bootmakers.
FENNER, William Ernest
(13/06/1864-)
William was born in Bunbury as the son of George Hector and Hannah. He married on 29/12/1886 to Mary Ann Munday in Fremantle. Mary was the daughter of William, a Pensioner Guard, and Mary Ann. William was educated at Busselton. He moved to Cossack as the first teacher there for two years. He resigned in 1881 to start working for the firm Symon, Hammond and Hubble, which were ironmongers at Fremantle. By 1892 he was the manager of their Carnarvon branch. In 1893 he was the owner of the Port Hotel, owner of cutter Will Watch, and pastoral leases. William established Mardathuna Station. He was a member of the Town Council and Mayor. He was an active member of the Liberal party there for over twenty-three years. He opened mica mines at Morrissey Creek. His wife was a guano trader at Shark Bay from 1899 onwards. He was a member of the Church of England.
FENNER, George Hector
(1836-)
He was an expiree. George arrived on 01/01/1858 on the Nile. He married on 30/12/1864 to Hannah Stallard (1843-) in Bunbury. Hannah was the daughter of John and Hannah. Their child was William Ernest (1864-). In Busselton, George worked as a shoemaker. He employed six ticket of leave men from 1864 to 1871 at Quindalup.
FEE, Forbes
He was a police constable from 1864 to 1867 at Bunbury. Later he was a farmer in Bunbury and Dardanup between 1875 and 1879.
FARRANT, W
He employed five ticket of leave men between 1868 and 1873 at Bunbury, including sawyers, cooks and firewood cutters.
FANCELLI, C
He is listed as a passenger on the Franklin from Fremantle to Bunbury on 15/02/1887.