The following emerges from the published information.He emigrated to Tasmania being appointed JP for the Island of Van Diemen's Land 26 Jan 1842 - Courier Hobart 28 Jan 1842. He was Police Magistrate at Bothwell.
A son was born in Hobart in 25 May 1843 - Colonial Times 30 May 1843.
He was appointed as Stipendiary Magistrate on Norfolk Island in 1846, as part of an official plan to toughen up the slightly moderate regime (which used probation) of Maconochie. He must have returned to Hobart as he sat on a case in Hobart in 1849.
He was the first superintendent of Pentridge in 1950; becoming Superintendent of Prisons (1851 and 1853). Victoria became a separate colony in 1851, just before the goldrushes.
Emily was born in Hobart on Dec 16 1854 (from ancestry.com).
In the 1861 Census, Cecil (17) and Seymour(15) are shown in the household of Dr Benjamin Barrow
Emily is shown in the household of Rev John Simeon Barrow in the 1861 Census
Samuel Barrow drowned on Port Phillip Bay 5 May 1854. His grave is at Melbourne General Cemetery Royal Park.
ninth daughter of A F Kemp Esq of the Cross Marsh
from Colonial Times Hobart 28 June 1842