Caroline Porley arrived with her parents Thomas and Sarah. She married Richard Edmund Wright 16 April 1840 - he died 12 August 1847. Caroline married William Dunham February 1850. William Dunham was with Edmund Wright when he drowned - he married the Edmund's widow Caroline. Caroline at the time was a Publican and William Dunham ran the Halfway House at 'The Lakes on the York Road'. After their marriage they moved to York where William took over the licence of the 'Dusty Miller Inn'. They built a house on the property located on the outskirts of York which they named "Brocklesby' after Dunham's home town in Lincolnshire. The stone house is still standing and has recently been renovated - the last house in Morris Edward Drive, York. In the 1859 census it mentions that William was a farmer at York 'Brocklesby' who employed five servants and six ticket-of-leave men on occasions. William died 7 October 1884 at York and Caroline died 9 July 1897 also at York.