September 8, 1861 - William Henry Sealy was born at Hobart to James Broughton Sealy and Frances Elizabeth Broughton.

September 1, 1879 - Witness at the marriage of Robert Edward Blake and Sarah Ann Triffett at Hobart.

April 6, 1885 - Witness at the marriage of George Broughton Sealy and Annie Marie Allen at St Luke's Church, Bothwell.

July 25, 1889 - Witness at the marriage of John Allen White and Florence Mary Hughes at the Holy Trinity Church, Launceston.

June 14, 1890 - Newspaper advertisement.

WANTED, a Manager for Castle View Estate, must have a thorough knowledge of stock and agriculture. Apply by letter, with references, to A C Eady, tobacconist, Liverpool Street, or W H Sealy, Castle View, Bothwell.

November 6, 1891 - Newspaper article.

LICENSING DISTRICT OF BOTHWELL. Annual Meeting of Licensing Bench, December 1, 1891. Notice is Hereby Given that the undermentioned Person has applied for a Licence for a New House at Apsley - William H Sealy, Apsley Hotel. Simon Arnett, Clerk of Petty Sessions. Dated at Bothwell, this 2nd day of November, 1891.

April 11, 1891 - Newspaper advertisement.

BOTHWELL ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Messrs Sealy Bros, having purchased from Mr E Reynolds the line of coaches running between Bothwell and Apsley, solicit a Continuance of Support bestowed upon their predecessor. Coaches leave N C Paul's Crown Hotel, Bothwell, at 4.30 am and 1.45 pm daily. Apsley Railway Station at 11 am and 8.30 pm. G & W Sealy. May 2, 1891.

May 18, 1892 - [1-B3.1] Dalrymple St - Property transferred from the estate of his brother George Broughton Sealy - 0a 0r 37 8/10p.

May 18, 1892 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - Property transferred from the estate of his brother George Broughton Sealy to William Henry Sealy - 0a 1r 33p.

May 18, 892 - [1-B6] Patrick St - Property transferred from the estate of his brother George Broughton Sealy - 2a 1r 23p.

November 6, 1891 - Apsley Hotel, Apsley, Tasmania, Australia. Newspaper article.

LICENSING DISTRICT OF BOTHWELL. Annual Meeting of Licensing Bench, December 1, 1891. Notice is Hereby Given that the undermentioned Person has applied for a Licence for a New House at Apsley - William H Sealy, Apsley Hotel. Simon Arnett, Clerk of Petty Sessions. Dated at Bothwell, this 2nd day of November, 1891.

June 20, 1892 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - Certificate of Title registered to William Henry Sealy - 0a 1r 33p.

June 20, 1892 - Cape of Good Hope Inn, Apsley - - Certificate of Title registered to William Henry Sealy - 1a 3r 25 7/10p.

November 8, 1892 - Juror at the inquest of Dudley Cyril Blake at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to his death broken neck accidentally caused by the upsetting of a dray loaded with wood.

February 1, 1894 - Witness at the marriage of Leo White and Beatrice Edith North at St Michael & All Angel's Church, Bothwell.

December 11, 1894 - William Henry Sealy married Annie Marie (Allen) Sealy at Hobart according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Presbyterian Church by Licence by Rev James Scott; witnessed by G R Atkins and Ada Weaver. William was aged 33, a bachelor and storekeeper; Annie was aged 36 and a widow.

February 19, 1895 - [1-C1] Alexander St, Bothwell Stores - William Henry Sealy (occupier), Mrs Hurley (owner), house, shop, annual value £45.

August 19, 1895 - Juror at the inquest on the body of Trayton Medhurst at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to his death by accidentally falling down a loft.

September 9, 1896 - Birth of his daughter Rita Sealy at Bothwell.

March 28, 1899 - [1-C1] Alexander St, Bothwell Stores - William Henry Sealy (occupier), Mrs C Napper (owner), shop, dwelling, stables, capital value £ 700, annual value £35.

March 28, 1899 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - Unoccupied, William Henry Sealy (owner), shop, land, capital value £150, annual value £10.

March 28, 1899 - [2-Bb3] Glebe St, Chesterfield - William Henry Sealy (occupier), Miss Amelia Allen (owner), paddock, capital value £100, annual value £4.

March 28, 1899 - Cape of Good Hope Inn, Apsley - Richard Allen (occupier), William Henry Sealy (owner), hotel, store, 2 acres, capital value £700, annual value £35.

July 4, 1899 - [1-A13] Patrick St - Sarah Hodgson Lovell conveyed to William Henry Sealy by endorsement - 8a 0r 0p.

October 11, 1901 - Juror at the inquest of Lillie McClure at [1-D1] Bothwell Castle, Patrick St who came to her death from natural causes.

November 29, 1904 - Newspaper article.

TESTAMENTARY. Hobart, Monday. The following probates have been issued: John White, to Leo White and William Henry Sealy, £319.

January 13, 1905 - Newspaper article.

BOTHWELL. The weather for the last few days has been very hot, and on the 11th inst bush fires were raging. At about 1 pm a fire was noticed near the river, on the Dennistoun estate, travelling towards Norwood. A strong westerly wind was blowing which drove the fire over some long dry grass towards the Norwood barn and woolshed with lightning like rapidity. Every effort was made by the men on the property to save the building but the task was hopeless, and in a few minutes the building was burnt to the ground. The alarm was given in the township, and Messrs W H Sealy, E S Arnett, Leo White, and others promptly had horses and carts ready, and drove out all available men to Norwood where they were able to check the fire and save some of the fences. After making everything as safe as possible, the workers hurried to Dennistoun, in which direction the fire was then travelling, and after working until midnight, it was checked there also. No buildings were burnt at Dennistoun, but some miles of fencing were destroyed. Trooper Summers, who was on the scene from the first, was able, with the assistance of J Chivers and others whose names I have not heard, to save about 1,000 sheep, which were in danger on Dennistoun Plains, and were driven to a place of safety. They also rescued about 200 more, which were surrounded by fire close to Norwood. Some of the latter were probably scorched. It is impossible to estimate the amount of damage at present, but I understand that the Norwood barn and woolshed were insured. A big fire seems to be raging in the direction of the Blue Hill, and, in fact, fires seem to be all around.

February 19, 1911 - Death of his spouse Annie Marie (Allen) Sealy from phthisis at the age of 52 years at Bothwell.

March 17, 1921 - Newspaper advertisement.

REAL PROPERTY ACT. Whereas the person named at the foot hereof has made application to have the Land set forth and described before his name brought under the operation of "The Real Property Act:" Notice is hereby given that, unless Caveat be lodged with the Recorder of Titles, by some person having estate or interest in the said Lands, on or before the date herein below for the said pieces of Land will be brought under the operation of the said Act as by law directed. Town of BOTHWELL - 0a 0r 37 8/10p. Fronting on Dalrymple-street and bounded by lands belonging to the Commonwealth of Australia, the Trustes of the Bothwell Sunday School, John Hale and William Henry Sealy. Being portion of land located to Peter McDonald, through whom and Richard James Lucas, William Wood Hughes, George Broughton Sealy, and William Bell Fulton applicant now claims. WILLIAM HENRY SEALY. (Application No 1119G). Caveat must be lodged on or before the 13th day of April, 1921.

May 25, 1921 - [1-B3.1] Dalrymple St - Land granted to William Henry Sealy - 0a 0r 37 8/10p.

August 10, 1921 - [1-B6] Patrick St - William Henry Sealy as beneficial owner conveyed to Mark Medhurst for £300 - 2a 1r 23p.

October 19, 1921 - [1-B3.1] Dalrymple St - William Henry Sealy conveyed to the Commercial Bank of Australia for £60 - 0a 0r 37p.

December 18, 1921 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - William Henry Sealy conveyed to Edward Henry Paine for £140 - 0a 1r 33p.

September 23, 1938 - William died at the age of 77 years at Hobart.

SEALY - On September 23, 1938, at private hospital, Hobart, William Henry, husband of the late Annie Sealy, of Bothwell, in the 79th year of his age.

September 26, 1938 - Buried at Bothwell Cemetery.