Henry Kable – Susannah Holmes

First Fleeters who arrived at Sydney Cove on 26 January 1788.

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KEABLE / CABBELL / CABLE / KABLE
Henry Kable (1762 – 1846)
Susannah Holmes (1764 – 1825)
Conviction of Henry and Susannah
The prison where the story started
Separation Henry, Susannah and baby Henry
The Journey
1st wedding ceremony 10 February 1788
The first civil law case
Living in the Colony
First Chief Constable of the Colony
Merchant and ship owner
Move to Windsor
Their final resting place
Back in England
The 11 children of Henry and Susannah and their descendants
Henry Kable (1786 – 1852)
Diana Kable (1788 – 1854) and William Lyttleton Gaudry (1778 – 1816)
Diana Kable (1788 – 1854) and John Teale (1789 – 1851)
Enoch Kable (1791 – 1793)
James Kable (1793 – 1809)
Susannah Kable (1795 – 1885)
George Esto Kable (1797 – 1853)
Eunice Kable (1799 – 1867)
William Nathaniel Kable (1801 – 1837)
John Kable (1802 – 1859)
Charles Dickenson Kable (1804 – 1837?)
Edgar James Kable (1806 – 1849)
Keeping the story alive
Honour Roll
Resources

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