Descendants of Charles and Mary Ann LUCAS (LIVINGSTON)
First Generation 
1. Charles LIVINGSTONE, son of Charles LIVINGSTONE and Mary (__?__), was born in 1815 in Belfast, Antrim Co, Ulster, Ireland1 and died on December 29, 1879 in Cobar, , New South Wales, Australia2 aged 64. Another name for Charles was LUCAS.
Charles was often refered to as "Black Charley" in Tasmania.
Events
He was granted a Certificate of Freedom on October 25, 1852 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia.
He was employed as a licensed hawker in July 1853 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia.
He was tried at Franklin Lower Court charged with sly grog selling; fined £50 and costs; known as Black Charley on February 1, 1854.
He was employed as a timber dealer, and had a sawing establishment in 1855 in Huon, , Tasmania, Australia.
He was declared insolvent; debts £1422, assets £1513, cause losses and decline of timber trade on April 26, 1855 in Huon, , Tasmania, Australia.
Charles LUCAS aka LIVINGSTON aka THOMPSON: 1815-1879
CHARLES LUCAS was born 1824 and 18 December 1828, in County Monaghan, Ireland. In 1857/58, he immigrated to Victoria from Tasmania. In 1860, he was a Dealer. In 1864, he was a Hawker. In 1865, Charles was a Hotel Keeper. In 1870, he was a General Dealer. In 1872, he was a Storekeeper. In 1873, Charles was a Cordial Manufacturer. In 1874, he was a Cordial Maker. Charles died on 29 December 1879, aged about 53, in Cobar, NSW, Australia.
The following information is also recorded for Charles. Crime (1842-10-16) Charles Lucas/Livingston The Jurors for our Lady the Queen upon their oath present that Charles Livingston late of the Borough of Liverpool in the County of Lancaster Labourer and John Blake late of the Borough aforesaid Labourer on the 16th day of October, with force and arms at the Borough aforesaid entered the dwelling house of one Sarah Nickleys there situate feloniously did break and enter and thirty two pairs of boots of the value of nine pounds, eight pairs of shoes of the value of two pounds, four pairs of slippers of the value of ten shillings, one pair of pumps of the value of two shillings, one hat of the value of four shillings and one shawl of the value of four shillings of the goods and chattels of the said Sarah Nickleys in the said dwelling house feloniously did steal take and carry away against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided against the peace of our said Lady the Queen, her County and dignity.) on 16 October 1842, aged about 16, in Liverpool, UK.
Charles Lucas, aged about 26, married Mary Ann O'Leary, aged about 20, between 1851 and 11 May 1852 in Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. They had six daughters: Sarah Ickeringill about 1854 Elizabeth Sydenham in 1855 Mary Ann Lucas 1857 Jane Honeymanin 1860 Susan Lucas in 1862 Rebecca Bromley in 1865. (Found on WikiTree March 19, 2017, CJV)
Charles married Mary LEARY, daughter of Dennis LEARY and Betsy (__?__), on May 11, 1852 in Hobart Town, , Van Diemen's Land, Australia. Mary was born about 1826 in Bantry, Cork, Munster, Ireland,2,3 died on July 5, 1901 in Daylesford, , Victoria, Australia2 aged about 75, and was buried in Eganstown, , Victoria, Australia. Another name for Mary was SULLIVAN.
Tried in Law Courts, Ireland; 28 December 1848 County Cork,Ireland,United Kingdom. Stealing a shirt, convicted and sent to Van Diemans Land Australia, for 7 years.
Events
She was indicted for stealing a shirt from an unknown person at Cork; sentence 7 years transportation on December 28, 1848 in , County Cork, Munster, Ireland.
She travelled on board the Australasia embarking at Victoria Wharf, Kingstown, Dublin on June 16, 1849, arriving on September 29, 1849 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia.
She was employed as a probation pass holder by several differnet employers in 1850-1852 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia.
She was granted a Ticket of Leave on July 27, 1852 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia.
Children from this marriage were:
+ 2 F i. Sarah LIVINGSTONE was christened on March 11, 1853 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia,3 died on March 15, 1929 in Kalgoorlie, , Western Australia, Australia4 aged 76, and was buried in Kalgoorlie, , Western Australia, Australia.
+ 3 F ii. Elizabeth LIVINGSTONE was born on November 14, 1855 in Hobart Town, , Van Diemen's Land, Australia,2 was christened on December 19, 1854 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia,3 and died on August 3, 1926 in Canterbury, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia2 aged 70.
4 F iii. Mary Ann LUCAS was born on January 29, 1857 in Hobart Town, , Tasmania, Australia,2,5 died on January 2, 1926 in Creswick, , Victoria, Australia2 aged 68, and was buried in Eganstown, , Victoria, Australia.
Mary married Antonio CALIGAN.
5 F iv. Agnes Jane "Jennet" LUCAS was born on March 5, 1860 in Ashbourne, Geelong, Victoria, Australia2 and died on July 24, 1884 in Melbourne, , Victoria, Australia5 aged 24. She was usually called Jennet.
Jennet married George HONEYMAN, son of George HONEYMAN and Margaret Ellen HOLLAND, on July 31, 1883 in Fitzroy, , Victoria, Australia.5 George was born on January 5, 1862 in Coburg, , Victoria, Australia5 and died in 1926 in Epping, , Victoria, Australia5 aged 64.
6 F v. Susan LUCAS was born in September 18622,5 and died 25 JANUARY 1864 in Coopers Creek, , Victoria, Australia5 aged 1.
+ 7 F vi. Rebecca LUCAS was born on October 17, 1865 in Clark's Sawmill, Bullarook, Victoria, Australia2 and died on June 17, 1956 in Parkville, , Victoria, Australia2 aged 90.
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