Frances/Fanny arrived in Melbourne, Australia in 1841. She left from London. I believe she may have come from Kilmachil, Parish of Cloyne, Co Cork. (I got this from an Ancestry tree so I can't be certain its right). I believe her parents were William Lane and Mary / Frances Hyde. Frances was the name on her death certificate.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Jim in Melbourne
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