Alexander VANDERZEE [1590]

  General Notes:

Alexander of George VAN MARSH¹ & Ann 2 Jan 1827 Old Church St Pancras, born 6 Dec 1826 IGI

1.This Alexander is not proven to be the son of George & Ann but it is probabable

NZ Archives Wellington.
Vanderzee, Alexander (R22354582)
AAYS 8661 AD32 65 4364
This item is part of the Maori War Series files. It is a medal application for Alexander Vanderzee.

New South Wales
First name(s)Alexander
Last nameVanderzee
Date01 Jul 1853
EntryPostal
PlaceSydney
StateNew South Wales Australia
New South Wales Government Gazette Indexes 1832-1863

The Age 19 Feb 1856
List of unclaimed letters from overseas, at the GPO.
Mr A Vanderzee.

NSW Reports of Crime.
1 December 1856.
2 £1 notes and 13 shillings in silver (1 of the notes on the Union Bank of Australia, and the other on the Bank of New South Wales,) were stolen from Mr Alexander Vanderzee of Bathurst, between 9 and 10:00 PM on 26 November 1856, by a man called "Old Bill". He is between 56 and 60 years of age, about 5'7" high, grey hair and whiskers, stooping shoulders bandy legged, and is bald on the top of his head; he had on a pair of moleskin trousers, cabbagetree hat, and Scotch twill shirt. A warrant has been issued, and is now in the hands of the chief constable of Bathurst. Information received at this office on the 1st instant.

District of Bathurst.
Vide Crime Report, 1st instant.
The man called "Old Bill" who was charged with robbing Alexander Vanderzee of two £1 notes and 13 shillings in silver, on 26th of November last has been apprehended by the Western patrol.
NSW Police Gazette 1856

William Jones alias William Gilbert, was charged with having stolen certain monies, the property of Alexander Vanderzee. Alexander Vanderzee, sworn;
On Wednesday evening the 26th instant, I went out, leaving the prisoner at my house ; I had given him permission to stay there until such time as he could get employment; on going out, the prisoner asked me how long I should be; I said a few minutes ; on my return, about an hour afterwards, I found the door open and the prisoner gone, his swag was gone also ; on looking over the place I found my keys on the counter ; knowing that I had not left them there, I went to my desk and found that four pounds thirteen shillings, in notes and silver, had been taken away .............
Bathurst Free Press10 Dec 1856

William Jones alias William Gilbert, was charged with having, at Bathurst, on the 21th November, 1856, stolen certain moneys, the property of Alexander Vanderzee. The prisoner was found guilty. Sentence 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour in
Parramatta gaol.
Empire Sydney 15 Dec 1856

PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE partnership existing as Bakers, between Duffy and Vanderzee, Rankin Street,Bathurst, has been dissolved this day, December 17th 1859. by mutual consent. Any parties having any claim on the said firm, are requested to send in their accounts immediately. All parties indebted to the said firm, are to pay their accounts to either of the above parties by January 1st 1860.
THOMAS DUFFY
ALEXANDER VANDERZEE.
Witness; William Mason, Eli Jewett.
Bathurst Free Press 17 Dec 1859

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New South Wales
Alexander Vanderzee
Date24 Oct 1859 & 24 Nov 1859
EntryPetition
PlaceBathurst
StateNew South Wales Australia
New South Wales Government Gazette Indexes 1832-1863

Church Society
Diocese of Sydney
Subscribers for year 1859
. . . . .Alexander Vanderzee 12/- . . . . .
Bathurst Free Press 4 Feb 1860

Alexander Vanderzee
Spouse Name: Elizabeth Gillbee Ogg
Marriage Place: Victoria
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Year: 1867
Registration Number: 4485

Joseph Brooks aud John Wilson, alias Garnet, were charged, on remand, with coining and having coining implements in their possession. Detective Hudson stated that he had taken one of the spoons, a piece of the metal found in the melting-pot, and one of the bad half-crowns found on the prisoners to Mr. Johnson, analytical chemist, who cut a piece off each article. . . . . . They consisted almost wholly of tin,with a little copper. . . . .
Alexander Vanderzee, a clerk residing in Rokeby street, Collingwood, knew the prisoners by sight. They rented a cottage from him, and he had often seen them going in and out of the house.
The Age 10 Dec 1869

EAST COLLINGWOOD (THIS DAY).
(Before Mr. Bade and Hales.) - Ann Murphy was fined 5s. for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Alexander Vanderzee, for a similar offence, was mulcted in the sum of 2s. 0d.
The Herald Melbourne 16 Sep 1870.

NZ Electoral Roll's 1867 to 1878
Gray & Bell Taranaki
Vanderzee Alexander - residence Melbourne - Land holdings Huirangi 160a, Mataitawa 34a, 26a.

In the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria. 1872
Between ALEXANDER VANDERZEE, Plaintiff, and BRIDGET WARRY, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sheriff of the colony of Victoria will cause to be sold by public auction, under this execution, unless previously satisfied, on Wednesday the 4th day of September 1872, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Supreme Court Hotel, La Trope street east, Melbourne, The right, title, and interest (if any) of the above-named defendant in and to all that piece of land situate in the parish of Jika-jika, in the county of Bourke, being part of lots 11 and 12 in suburban section No. 53: Coin nencing at a point in the northern side of a street or road of twenty feet wide, called Glasgow street, reserved by Henry Davidson out of said allotiii( nts, which point is distant 2 chains and 90 links west from the co-tern boundary line of the said section No. 5.3, and bounded on the south by Glasgow street aforesaid, in a line bearing further west from said commencing point 27 feet 6 inches ; on the west by a line at right angles to the last line bearing north 56 feet; on the north by a line at right angles to the last ling bearing east 27 feet 6 inches ; and on the east by a line at right angles bearing south 56 feet home to the commencing point. Also that other piece of land adjacent, 27 feet 6 inches by 56 feet, more or less; together with, &c., &c. And also all that piece or parcel of land in said parish, part of said section, originally acquired by purchase and conveyance from Henry Solomons, situate on the south side of Glasgow street aforesaid, having a frontage thereto of 20 feet, more or less, by a depth of about 60 feet, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Wright, as tenant to defendant ; together with, &c. Terms-Cash.
ANTHONY BRADY, No. 3289 Sheriff's Officer.

Sands Directory 1872/73
Melbourne
East Collingwood
Rokeby St West Side
Vanderzee Alexander

City of Collingwood
Victoria AU
Rate Book 1876/78
852 4 Apr 1877 - Vanderzee Alexander, employment an Agent, Premises a wooden house in Glasshouse Rd.

Name: Alex Venderzee
Birth Year: abt 1827
Age: 72
Death Place: Melbourne, Victoria
Registration Year: 1899
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 10470

  Research Notes:

An Alexander Vanderzee is recorded in Archway NZ
Maori War Series
Vanderzee, Alexander
AAYS 8661 AD32 65 / 4364
Former archives ref record AD32
To be searched 2011

Vanderzee
Age39
Birth year1836
Departure portNew Zealand
Arrival year1875
Arrival monthNov
Ship nameHero
StateVictoria
Record setVictoria Inward Passenger Lists 1839-1923
CategoryTravel & migration
SubcategoryPassenger lists
Collections fromAustralia & New Zealand

  Other Records

1. Census: England, 7 Jun 1841, Great Green St St Pamcras Kentish Town MDX. Alexander is recorded as aged 14 a pupil born in MDX (Indexed as Alexander Krudesza)

2. Census: England, 30 Mar 1851, Hitchin HRT. Alexander is recorded as Vanderzell a visitor unmarried aged 24 Farmers pupil born MDX LON

Alexander married Elizabeth Gilbee MABB [28113] [MRIN: 9949], daughter of James MABB [28122] and Elizabeth Gilbee BROMLEY [28128], in 1867 in Victoria AU. (Elizabeth Gilbee MABB [28113] was born on 25 Jan 1832 in Dover KEN, baptised on 7 Mar 1832 in St Mary Dover KEN and died on 19 Sep 1881 in Collingwood Victoria Aust..)