15 Nov 1853 - George Broughton Sealy was born at Hockerhill, Hertfordshire, England to James Broughton Sealy and Frances Elizabeth Broughton.

25 Dec 1853 - Baptised at Hockerhill, Hertfordshire, England.

5 Jan 1855 - Arrived at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia with James Broughton Sealy on board the Earl of Chester at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia as assisted immigrants under the application of George Miles. James Broughton Sealy, aged 29, baker, born in Middlesex, England. Elizabeth Sealy, aged 27, dressmaker, born in Hertfordshire, England. George, aged 1, born in Hertfordshire, England.

26 Dec 1878 - George Broughton Sealy married Sarah Lucy Savage at St Luke's Church in Bothwell according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Licence; witnessed by Humphrey Thomas Savage, Thomas Savage and William Hughes. George Sealy was aged 25, a bachelor and warehouseman; Sarah was aged 22 and a spinster.

SEALY-SAVAGE - On December 26, 1879, by the Rev J Chambers, George Broughton Sealy, of Hobart Town, to Sarah Lucy Savage, of Bothwell.

27 Jan 1880 - Birth of his daughter Frances Alice Cruick Sealy at Hobart.

20 May 1882 - Death of his spouse Sarah Lucy Savage from phthisis and pulmonaria at the age of 25 years at Hobart.

22 May 1882 - Lived at Hobart; occupation - draper's assistant.

6 Apr 1885 - George Broughton Sealy married Annie Marie Allen at St Luke's Church, Bothwell according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Licence; witnessed by Richard Allen, William Henry Sealy and John Allen White. George was aged 31, a widower and a warehouseman; Annie was aged 26 and a spinster.

SEALY-ALLEN - On April 6, 1885, Bothwell, by the Rev A R A Beresford, George Broughton Sealy, of Hobart, to Annie Allen, of Bothwell.

13 Feb 1886 - Birth of his son Allen Broughton Sealy at Hobart.

15 Oct 1887 - Birth of his daughter Lillian Sealy at Hobart.

25 Jan 1888 - Death of his daughter Lillian Sealy from acute bronchitis at the age of 3 months at Hobart.

27 Feb 1888 - Signed his last Will and Testament.

26 Jan 1889 - Birth of his son Raymond Sealy at Hobart.

17 Aug 1889 - [1-B6] Patrick St - Catherine Andrews and Charles Edward Andrews conveyed to George B Sealy - 2a 1r 23p.

11 Oct 1889 - Juror at the inquest of Isaac Avery at the Police Office, Bothwell who came to his death by natural causes.

10 Jan 1890 - [1-B3.1] Dalrymple St - William Wood Hughes conveyed to George Broughton Sealy.

14 Jan 1890 - [1-C1] Alexander St, Bothwell Stores - George B Sealy (occupier), Mrs Hurley (owner), house, shop, annual value £50.

14 Jan 1890 - [1-B6] Patrick St - George Broughton Sealy (owner), paddock, 1½ acres, annual value £1.

8 Feb 1890 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - William Wood Hughes conveyed to George Broughton Sealy for £100 - 0a 1r 33p.

5 Mar 1890 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - Certificate of Title registered to George Broughton Sealy - 0a 1r 33p.

25 Jun 1890 - Newspaper article.

A BAND FOR BOTHWELL. A large meeting was held at Mr Paul's Hotel on Friday evening, the 20th inst, of persons desirous of establishing a band, Mr Perkins occupying the chair, and it was resolved that a band should be formed, to be called "The Bothwell Band." Mr G B Sealy was elected president, and Messrs N Paul and S Arnett secretary and treasurer. There was also a good working committee appointed, consisting of seven members. A subscription list was opened, and already nearly £20 promised towards the purchase of instruments. There are some fine young men resident on the township, several of whom are good musicians therefore there is no good reason why Bothwell should not establish and maintain an efficient band of instrumentalists.

7 Feb 1891 - G B Sealy, agent for the Tasmanian Mail (weekly).

24 Feb 1891 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - George Broughton Sealy (owner), shop, garden, annual value £7.

24 Feb 1891 - [1-B4] Dalrymple St - Trayton Medhurst (occupier), George Broughton Sealy (owner), house, annual value £8.

24 Feb 1891 - [1-B6] Dalrymple St - George Broughton Sealy (owner), paddock, 1½ acres, annual value £1.

6 Mar 1891 - Newspaper advertisement.

BOTHWELL. I notice that Mr G B Sealy, "who is without doubt an enterprising and speculative individual," is erecting a fine large building at Apsley, near the railway terminus," to be used I believe as an hotel or Coffee Palace; also a general store the whole being under one roof, and in the rear of the building there will be good stabling and sheds for vehicles. Messrs Brown and Philpot are the contractors, and it is expected the work will be completed by June next, there will then be no lack of accommodation for passengers to Apsley.

11 Apr 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.

24 Aug 1891 - George died at the age of 37 years at Petersham, New South Wales, Australia.

SEALY - On Monday, August 24, 1891, at Sydney, George B Sealy, of Bothwell.

5 Sep 1891 - Buried at Bothwell Cemetery.

On Tuesday, 6th inst, the mortal remains of Mr G B Sealy were followed to their last resting place in the Bothwell Cemetery by a very large number of persons, including all the Sunday school children and their teachers, and many friends from Hobart, in all about 260, who wished to pay the last tribute of respect to the memory of one they all loved and respected. Mr Sealy was only 38 years of age, and leaves a wife and two children, also a daughter by a former marriage, to mourn their sad loss. Deceased was a good husband and a fond parent, his thoughts at all times being the love and welfare of his family, and the good of his fellow man. He was superintendent of the Sunday-school, and also a churchwarden, and by his death the Church of England loses a great supporter. The funeral services were performed by the Rev Mr Beresford, who was much affected at the loss of so dear a friend and strong adherent to his church.

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

18 May 1892 - [1-B6] Patrick St - Property transferred from the estate of George Broughton Sealy to his wife Annie Marie (Allen) Sealy.