John and Maria McAuley, with their son William, aged 11, and daughter Jane, aged 5, from Blaxton, Ballymena, Antrim, Northern Ireland, embarked from Liverpool on the “DUKE of ARGYLE” on 7th November 1840 for Port Phillip Bay, arriving on 12th April 1841 with 272 passengers and general cargo, a trip of 156 days.
Tully family tree – web version
My paternal G. Grandparents, John Tully and Rosina Eliza Cook.
Tully family at the home of John James in Victoria st. Doncaster abt. 1925
back: 1. Russell Tully, 2. Mavis Clay, 3. Allan May, 4. Elsie May (Tully), 5. Bruce May, 6. Fred Cameron,
7. Edwin Cameron, 8. Nellie Cameron (Tully), 9. Roy Tully, 10. Edwin Tully, 11. Ruth Tully (Ferris), 12. Vernon Clay
middle: 1. Keith Petty, 2. Herbert Petty, 3. Ada Petty (Tully), 4. Herbert Clay, 5. Rose Clay (Tully), 6. John Tully snr,
7. Rosina Tully (Cook), 9. Albert Tully, 10. Hilda Tully (Petty), 11. John ”J.J” Tully, 12. Celia Tully (Smith), 13. Margaret Tully
front: 1. Lawrence Tully, 2. Genevieve “Viva” Petty, 3. Albert “Bunt” Tully, 4. Evelyn Petty, 5. Donald Cameron 6. Nancy Petty,
7. Leslie Cameron, 8. Mildred Clay, 9. Gilbert Tully, 10. Daisy “Peg” Tully 11. Joyce Tully