Bothwell Families
These pages provide a glimpse into the life of the Bothwell Families during the 1800s.
You will find Family Trees and Individual Timelines which may not be exhaustive but will be updated as more research is conducted.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided.
Daniel Hunt (1794-1868)
Margaret Campbell (1796-1871)
🏠 Property History
Daniel Hunt and Margaret Campbell
Daniel Hunt. 🧑🏻 Individual Timeline
b: abt 1794, Melksham, Wiltshire, England (1); d: 13 Dec 1868, [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia (2); bur: 17 Dec 1868, General Cemetery, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia (3).
Spouse - Margaret Campbell. 👧🏻 Individual Timeline
b: abt 1796, place unknown (4); m: 2 Mar 1842, St Luke’s Church, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia (5); d: 5 Apr 1871, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia (6); bur: after 5 Apr 1871, General Cemetery, Bothwell, Tasmania, Australia (7).
There were no children in this marriage.
Property in Bothwell purchased by Daniel Hunt
For more information on these properties click on the links under each map.
Complete and downloadable maps of the township are on the Property History page.
Tasmanian Archives Maps - Bothwell B37, AF819/1/26 (modified)
Individual Timeline for Daniel Hunt (1794-1868)
Abt 1794 - Daniel Hunt was born at Melksham, Wiltshire, England. (1)
24 Jul 1830 - Court of Assizes, Wiltshire, England. Convicted of burglary - sentenced to life transportation. Gaol Report - very good. Stated this Offence - "Housebreaking. Married, 6 children. Wife Elizabeth." (1)
18 Mar 1831 - Departed from Plymouth, Devon, England on board the Argyle bound for Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. (2)
4 Aug 1831 - Arrived at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia after a voyage of 4 months, 18 days. (1)
Description upon arrival: Trade - farm labourer & shoemaker; Height - 5' 6¼"; Age - 35; Complexion - ruddy; Head - large, oval; Hair - dark brown to grey; Whiskers - brown, thin; Visage - large, oval; Forehead - high, perpendicular; Eyebrows - dark brown; Eyes - grey; Nose - small; Mouth - wide; Chin - large; Native Place - Melksham, Wiltshire, England; Remarks - stout made; Religion - Protestant; Read/Write - read only; Status - married, 6 children. (1)
25 Apr 1834 - Attended muster at Bothwell. (1)
15 Dec 1838 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Thomas Burrill and William Lindsay conveyed to Daniel Hunt for £17 - 0a 1r 0p. (3)
16 Aug 1839 - Ticket of Leave approved. (1)
1 Jan 1842 - Counted on the census living at [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell.
Daniel Hunt (owner, occupier), wood house, completed, inhabited.
Male (Daniel Hunt) aged between 45 and under 60, single, Ticket of Leave holder, Church of England, mechanic/artificer.
Male, aged between 7 and under 14, single, arrived free, Church of England, mechanic/artificer. (4)
20 Jan 1842 - Permission to marry approved for Daniel Hunt, Argyle, and Margaret Campbell, Hydery. (29)
2 Mar 1842 - Daniel Hunt married Margaret Campbell at St Luke's Church Bothwell according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Banns; witnessed by William Record and Ann Record. Daniel was aged 47 and a Ticket of Leave holder; Margaret was aged 47 and a spinster. (30)
26 Jul 1842 - Attended muster in Bothwell. (1)
11 Aug 1842 - Conditional Pardon approved. (1)
7 Jul 1846 - Juror at the inquest of Edward Blackey at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to his death by the visitation of God. (5)
25 Aug 1846 - Conditional Pardon extended. (1)
26 May 1847 - Named as donating 5s to the Scotch and Irish Relief Fund. (6)
10 Aug 1847 - Witness at the marriage of Richard Hill and Sarah Bale at St Luke's Church, Bothwell. (7)
1 Jan 1848 - Counted on the census living at [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell.
Male (Daniel Hunt), aged between 45 and under 60, married, free person, Church of England, mechanic/artificer.
Female (Margaret Hunt), aged between 45 and under 60, married, free person, Church of Scotland, other class.
Male, aged between 21 and under 45, single, free person, mechanic/artificer.
Male, aged between 21 and under 45, single, Ticket of Leave holder, mechanic/artificer. (8)
6 Apr 1849 - Juror at the inquest of William Hill at [1-D1] Castle Hotel, Patrick St, Bothwell who came to his death by being accidentally thrown from a horse. (9)
16 Aug 1849 - Juror at the inquest of James Thompson at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to his death by accidentally, casually and by misfortune fell into a hole of water and was drowned. (10)
24 Oct 1849 - Newspaper advertisement.
DISTRICT OF BOTHWELL. We, the undersigned, householders and landowners in the district of Bothwell, do hereby convene a Public Meeting of the householders and landowners of the district in the school room, Bothwell, on Saturday, the 10th November, at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of electing road trustees, also to fix the rate of assessment to be charged upon and paid by the several owners and occupiers of lands, messuages, and dwelling-houses within the district, and also to take into consideration the necessity of obtaining a new line of road through the estate of "Woodlands," under the authority of the act of council, 13th Victoria, No 5, entitled "An act for making and maintaining the road leading from the township of Bothwell to the main road, and for making, repairing, and maintaining other roads in the district of Bothwell...Daniel Hunt. Bothwell, October 18th, 1849. (11)
4 Mar 1850 - Juror at the inquest of Margaret Duffy at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to her death by natural causes. (12)
2 Jul 1850 - Newspaper article.
The following Address was presented to Captain King, RN, APM, Bothwell, on his retiring from that District to assume the duties of Port Officer at Hobart Town.
Bothwell, June 20,1850. To George King, Esq, APM, Bothwell. Dear Sir, Understanding that your services are shortly to be required in Hobart Town, as Port Officer, and that you are called upon by the Government to occupy an office congenial to your former habits, and of course more agreeable to yourself, we avail ourselves of the opportunity to offer you our congratulations on the occasion, and to express our hope that the exchange may, in every respect, prove advantageous to yourself, and agreeable to your family. Whilst we thus express our hope for your welfare, we, at the same time, beg to assure you that we sincerely regret your departure from amongst us, both as a gentleman and a magistrate, having fulfilled your public duties in this district to the general satisfaction of the community. Wishing you and yours every happiness and prosperity, we remain, dear sir, most faithfully yours... Daniel Hunt. (13)
5 Oct 1850 - Juror at the inquest of John Kettlewell at [1-8] Crown Inn, Alexander St, Bothwell who came to his death by self-administrating a certain unknown poisonous drug whilst laboring under a temporary state of insanity. (14)
21 Jan 1851 - Juror at the inquest of Robert Pike [1-8] Crown Inn, Alexander St, Bothwell who came to his death by injuries received from accidentally falling of his horse. (15)
18 Jun 1855 - Named as having donated £1 to the Patriotic War Fund. (16)
18 May 1858 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt (owner, occupier), house, workshop, ground, annual value £15. (17)
26 Oct 1859 - Juror at the inquest of Susan Connell at [1-C3,C4] Young Queen Inn, Dalrymple St, Bothwell who came to her death by heart disease having been accelerated by intemperate habits. (18)
27 Apr 1861 - 27 Apr 1861 - Juror at the inquest of Eli Parker held at [1-F1] White Hart Inn, Patrick St, Bothwell who came to his death by natural causes accelerated by catching cold by going into the River Clyde for the purpose of removing some stones. (19)
20 Feb 1862 - Newspaper advertisement.
NOTICE. I hereby, caution the Public against purchasing anything belonging to, or on, the Farm known as the "Hollow Tree House," situated near Hamilton, without my written authority, as I shall proceed against any person so doing after this date. Daniel Hunt, Bothwell. February 20, 1862. (20)
15 Oct 1863 - Witness at the marriage of Robert Nattross and Elizabeth Wilson at his residence [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. (21)
15 Nov 1864 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt, (owner, occupier), house, workshop, ground, annual value £15. (22)
1867 - Lived at [117] Elizabeth St, Bothwell; occupation - shoemaker. (23)
11 Feb 1868 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt, (owner, occupier), house, annual value £10. (24)
11 Dec 1868 - Wrote his Last Will and Testament. (25)
13 Dec 1868 - Daniel died from bronchitis at the age of 74 years at [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell.
HUNT - At his residence, Bothwell, December 13th, 1868, Daniel Hunt, boot and shoemaker aged 74, after a long illness leaving a loving wife and a large circle of friends to deplore his loss. (26,27)
17 Dec 1868 - Buried at the Bothwell General Cemetery, Bothwell. (28)
4 Jan 1869 - Probate granted to his wife Margaret (Campbell) Hunt of all his real and personal estate with a gross value sworn under £250. (25)
4 Jan 1869 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Property transferred from his estate to his wife Margaret (Campbell) Hunt. (25)
Individual Timeline for Margaret Campbell (1896-1871)
Abt 1796 - Margaret Campbell, also known as Jean Johnston, was born at Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland. (1)
20 Sep 1831 - Court of Justiciary, Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland. Convicted of cattle stealing - transported for 7 years. Gaol Report - bad, in prison before, good. Stated this Offence - "Cattle stealing; once for arson, 2 months; proper name May Campbell, widow, 2 children." (1)
11 Apr 1832 - Departed from Plymouth, Devon, England on board the Hydery bound for Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. (2)
11 Aug 1832 - Arrived in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia after a voyage of 4 months.
Description upon arrival: Trade - dairy maid; Age - 40; Height - 5' 2"; Complexion - dark; Head - large; Hair - brown; Visage - large; Forehead - high; Eyebrows - brown; Eyes - grey; Nose - medium large; Mouth - medium wide; Chin - large; Remarks - none. Status - widow, 2 children. (1,3)
22 Jan 1839 - Supreme Court Hobart. Free by Servitude. Again tried and convicted at Supreme Court Hobart and sentenced to seven years transportation. Two years at the Female Factory vide memo of Colonial Secretary. (1)
29 Jan 1839 - Newspaper article.
SUPREME COURT. Before the Chief Justice and a Military Jury. Tuesday, Jan 22, 1839. Margaret Campbell was indicted for stealing three bottles of wine and found guilty. She was sentenced to seven years transportation. (4)
11 Feb 1839 - Assigned for 2 years to the Cascades Female Factory in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. (1)
13 Oct 1840 - The Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to direct that the remaining part of the period of probation which she has to serve has been remitted, vide memo Principal Superintendent 13 Oct 1840. (1)
20 Jan 1842 - Permission to marry approved for Daniel Hunt, Argyle; Margaret Campbell, Hydery. (19)
2 Mar 1842 - Daniel Hunt married Margaret Campbell at St Luke's Church Bothwell according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Banns; witnessed by William Record and Ann Record. Daniel was aged 47 and a Ticket of Leave holder; Margaret was aged 47 and a spinster. (20)
30 May 1842 - Witness at the marriage of John Stevens and Elizabeth Schumack at St Luke's Church, Bothwell. (5)
4 Nov 1845 - Ticket of Leave approved. (1)
10 Aug 1847 - Witness at the marriage of Richard Hill and Sarah Bale at St Luke's Church, Bothwell. (6)
1 Jan 1848 - Counted on the census living at [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell.
Male (Daniel Hunt), aged between 45 and under 60, married, free person, Church of England, mechanic/artificer.
Female (Margaret Hunt), aged between 45 and under 60, married, free person, Church of Scotland, other class.
Male, aged between 21 and under 45, single, free person, mechanic/artificer.
Male, aged between 21 and under 45, single, Ticket of Leave holder, mechanic/artificer. (7)
18 May 1858 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt (owner, occupier), house, workshop, ground, annual value £15. (8)
15 Oct 1863 - Witness at the marriage of Robert Nattross and Elizabeth Wilson at her residence [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. (9)
15 Nov 1864 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt, (owner, occupier), house, workshop, ground, annual value £15. (10)
11 Feb 1868 - [1-6] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Daniel Hunt, (owner, occupier), house, annual value £10. (11)
13 Dec 1868 - Death of her husband Daniel Hunt from bronchitis at the age of 74 years at [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. (12)
4 Jan 1869 - Probate granted for Daniel Hunt who bequeathed all his real and personal estate to his wife Margaret (Campbell) Hunt with a gross value sworn under £250. (13)
4 Jan 1869 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Property transferred from the estate of her husband Daniel Hunt. (13)
1 Mar 1870 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Margaret Hunt (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £10. (14)
8 Apr 1870 - Signed her Last Will and Testament. (15)
7 Feb 1871 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. Margaret Hunt (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £8. (16)
5 Apr 1871 - Margaret died from apoplexy at the age of 75 years at Bothwell; registered by her friend John White. (17)
Aft 5 Apr 1871 - Buried at the General Cemetery in Bothwell. (18)
14 Jul 1871 - Probate granted for Margaret (Campbell) Hunt who bequeathed all her real and personal estate to Simon Arnett, executor of her will, with a gross value sworn under £70. (15)
14 Jul 1871 - [1-17] Elizabeth St, Bothwell. The property was transferred to Simon Arnett, executor of her will. (15)
Sources
Sources - Family of Daniel Hunt:
(1) "Convicts (CON31) - Conduct Registers of Male Convicts arriving in the Period of the Assignment System", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 1257, 'Argyle' (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON31-1-20$init=CON31-1-20p112).
(2) "Register of Deaths, Tasmania, 1838-1899 (RGD35)", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 11/1868 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD35-1-37p4j2k).
(3) Bothwell Cemetery Records transcribed by Central Highlands Council from parish registers, Daniel Hunt, 1868, section A7, site 18.
(4) "Convicts (CON40) - Conduct Registers of Female Convicts arriving in the Period of the Assignment System", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Campbell, no 199, 'Hydery' (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON40-1-1$init=CON40-1-1p334).
(5) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, David Hunt-Margaret Campbell, no 1385/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-2p275j2k).
(6) "Register of Deaths, Tasmania, 1838-1899 (RGD35)", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Hunt, no 5/1871 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD35-1-40p35j2k).
(7) Bothwell Cemetery Records transcribed by Central Highlands Council from parish registers, Margaret Hunt, 1871, section A7, site18.
Sources - Daniel Hunt timeline:
(1) "Convicts (CON31) - Conduct Registers of Male Convicts arriving in the Period of the Assignment System", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 1257, 'Argyle' (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON31-1-20$init=CON31-1-20p112).
(2 ) Charles Bateson, The Convict Ships : 1787 - 1868, p360/1831, 'Argyle'.
(3) "Properties & Titles, Tasmania, Australia", The List (https://www.thelist.tas.gov.au), Thomas Burrill, historic deed, no 02/2159.
(4) "Householders' Census Returns for Various Districts, arranged by Parishes", Libraries Tasmania, David Hunt, p185/1842, Bothwell (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CEN1-1-2-185).
(5) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, Edward Blackey, no 1497/1846 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-18-1497).
(6) "Colonial Times", (Hobart, TAS : 1828-1857), TROVE, Scotch and Irish Relief Fund, 26 Feb 1847, p2, c4 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8760131).
(7) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, Richard Hill-Sarah Ball, no 578/1847 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-6p7j2k).
(8) "Householders' Census Returns for Various Districts, arranged by Parishes", Libraries Tasmania, David Hurst, p251/1848 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CEN1-1-74-251).
(9) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, William Hill, no 2049/1849 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-24-2049).
(10) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, James Thompson, no 2133/1849 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-25-2133).
(11) "The Hobart Town Advertiser", (TAS : 1839-1861), TROVE, District of Bothwell, 23 Oct 1849, p2, c7 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/264605187).
(12) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Duffy, no 2250/1850 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-26-2250).
(13) "Colonial Times", (Hobart, TAS : 1828-1857), TROVE, George King, 2 Jul 1850, p2, c4 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8767446).
(14) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, John Kettlewell, no 2401/1850 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-28-2401).
(15) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, Robert Pike, no 264/1851 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-28-2464).
(16) "The Courier", (Hobart, TAS : 1840-1859), TROVE, Patriotic War Fund, 18 Jun 1855, p3, c4, (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2485531).
(17) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p698/1858 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-898F-VZZ3).
(18) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, Susan Connell, no 4651/1859 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-43-4651).
(19) "Findings, Depositions and associated Papers relating to Coroner's Inquests", Libraries Tasmania, Eli Parker, no 5067/1861 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/SC195-1-45-5067).
(20) "The Mercury", (Hobart, TAS : 1860-1954), TROVE, Daniel Hunt - Notice, 20 Feb 1862, p1, c4, (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8804547).
(21) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, Robert Nattross-Elizabeth Wilson, no 10/1863 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-22p7j2k).
(22) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p2077/1864 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-898F-V3K4).
(23) MacPhail, MacPhail's Directory of Tasmania 1867-68 , CD (Modbury, South Australia: Archive CD Books Australasia, c2003), Daniel Hunt, p63/1867-68, Bothwell.
(24) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p223/1868 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G98F-JYMR).
(25) "Copies of Wills Recording Granting of Probate, 1825-1989", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 1323/1869, (https://stors.tas.gov.au/AD960-1-8-1323).
(26) "Register of Deaths, Tasmania, 1838-1899 (RGD35)", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 11/1868 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD35-1-37p4j2k).
(27) "The Mercury", (Hobart, TAS : 1860-1954), TROVE, Daniel Hunt - Deaths, 15 Dec 1868, p1, c1 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8856174).
(28) Bothwell Cemetery Records transcribed by Central Highlands Council from parish registers, Daniel Hunt, 1868, section A7, site 18.
(29) "Registers of Applications for Permissions to Marry", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt-Margaret Campbell, p77/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON52-1-2p041).
(30) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, David Hunt-Margaret Campbell, no 1385/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-2p275j2k).
Sources - Margaret Campbell timeline:
(1) "Convicts (CON40) - Conduct Registers of Female Convicts arriving in the Period of the Assignment System", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Campbell, no 199, 'Hydery' (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON40-1-1$init=CON40-1-1p334).
(2) Charles Bateson, The Convict Ships : 1787 - 1868, p360/1832, 'Hydery'.
(3) "Convicts (CON19) - Description Lists of Female Convicts", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Campbell, no 199, 'Hydery' (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON19-1-13$init=CON19-1-13p72).
(4) "Colonial Times", (Hobart, TAS : 1828-1857), TROVE, Margaret Campbell - Supreme Court, 29 Jan 1839, p7, c1 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8749361).
(5) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, John Stevens-Elizabeth Geard, no 1391/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-2p277j2k).
(6) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, Richard Hill-Sarah Ball, no 578/1847 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-6p7j2k).
(7) "Householders' Census Returns for Various Districts, arranged by Parishes", Libraries Tasmania, David Hurst, p251/1848 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CEN1-1-74-251).
(8) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p698/1858 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-898F-VZZ3).
(9) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, Robert Nattross-Elizabeth Wilson, no 10/1863 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-22p7j2k).
(10) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p2077/1864 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-898F-V3K4).
(11) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Daniel Hunt, p223/1868 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G98F-JYMR).
(12) "Register of Deaths, Tasmania, 1838-1899 (RGD35)", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 11/1868 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD35-1-37p4j2k).
(13) "Copies of Wills Recording Granting of Probate, 1825-1989", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt, no 1323/1869, (https://stors.tas.gov.au/AD960-1-8-1323).
(14) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Margaret Hunt, p357/1870 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98F-VB3M).
(15) "Copies of Wills Recording Granting of Probate, 1825-1989", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Hunt, no 1493/1871 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/AD960-1-8-1493).
(16) "Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925", FamilySearch, Margaret Hunt, p187/1871 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98F-KSSD).
(17) "Register of Deaths, Tasmania, 1838-1899 (RGD35)", Libraries Tasmania, Margaret Hunt, no 5/1871 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD35-1-40p35j2k).
(18) Bothwell Cemetery Records transcribed by Central Highlands Council from parish registers, Margaret Hunt, 1871, section A7, site18.
(19) "Registers of Applications for Permissions to Marry", Libraries Tasmania, Daniel Hunt-Margaret Campbell, p77/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON52-1-2p041).
(20) "Register of Marriages, Tasmania, 1839-1899 (RGD37)", Libraries Tasmania, David Hunt-Margaret Campbell, no 1385/1842 (https://stors.tas.gov.au/RGD37-1-2p275j2k).