 entire family, James resumed his voyaging and at the end of 1842, undertook a Leasing Arrangement in Melbourne in the Parish of Kalkallo, on the crest of Kinlochewe Hill. On 30 June 1846, James married Augusta Sarah Godfrey, the daughter of John Race Godfrey, a Royal Navy captain. The marriage took place at St. Petrox Church, Dartmouth, Devon. Immediately, the couple began preparations to sail to Port Phillip District, along with Augusta's 18-year-old cousin Frederick Race Godfrey (1826–1910). Augusta was pregnant on the voyage and in Port Philip Alec's older sister, Augusta Janet, was born on 12 April 1847. Captain Pearson then purchased a total holding of 1547 acres in the parish of Yuroke. He also bought his previously leased Kinloch Hill property and renamed the geographical feature "Mt. Ridley" after a rocky outcrop behind Augusta's family house in Dartmouth, Devonshire. On 22 August 1848, Alec's older brother, James Godfrey Pearson was born in Melbourne. In April 1850, another older brother, Freddy, was born in Melbourne. However he died on 3 March 1851. Emily Lillias was born, on 24 December 1851. In 1854 Alexander William was born at Mount Ridley, the first of the children to be born at the house. The following year his younger sister, Caroline Maria Josephine was born.

In 1858 the Pearsons left for England to educate their sons, as was the common practice for pastoralists. During their time in England, two more of Alec's siblings were born, David Chambers Pearson in 1860, and Blanche Alice in 1862, both in Suffolk, England whilst the family were residing at Hemingstone Hall, Needham Market, Suffolk.

Alec and his older brother were educated at the Blackheath Proprietary School, London, from 1864 to 1869. From 1873 he was registered as a first year student at Guy’s Hospital. However, that there is no account of his having paid his fees nor are there records of his having attended any courses or entering any examinations. Another English international, fellow member at Blackheath and contemporary of Alec at Guy's, Dr Lennard Stokes, wrote that Perason "never did any work at Guy's and only entered to play in the cup ties".

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entire family, James resumed his voyaging and at the end of 1842, undertake a Leasing Arrangement in Melbourne in the Parish of Kalkallo, on the peak of Kinlochewe Hill. On 30 June 1846, James married Augusta Sarah Godfrey, the daughter of John Race Godfrey, a Royal Navy captain. The marriage took stead at St. Petrox Church, Dartmouth, Devon. Immediately, the couple began preparations to voyage to Port Phillip District, along with Augusta's 18 - class - old cousin Frederick Race Godfrey (1826–1910). Augusta was pregnant on the voyage and in Port Philip Alec's older sister, Augusta Janet, was hold on 12 April 1847. Captain Pearson then purchased a total property of 1547 acre in the parish of Yuroke. He also bought his previously leased Kinloch Hill property and renamed the geographic feature " Mt. Ridley " after a rocky outcrop behind Augusta's family theater in Dartmouth, Devonshire. On 22 August 1848, Alec's older brother, James Godfrey Pearson was born in Melbourne. In April 1850, another older buddy, Freddy, was born in Melbourne. However he fail on 3 March 1851. Emily Lillias was born, on 24 December 1851. In 1854 Alexander William was born at Mount Ridley, the first of the child to be born at the house. The following year his younger sister, Caroline Maria Josephine was born. 

 In 1858 the Pearsons left for England to educate their sons, as was the common practice for pastoralists. During their time in England, two more of Alec's siblings were born, David Chambers Pearson in 1860, and Blanche Alice in 1862, both in Suffolk, England whilst the family were residing at Hemingstone Hall, Needham Market, Suffolk. 

 Alec and his older buddy were educate at the Blackheath Proprietary School, London, from 1864 to 1869. From 1873 he was registered as a beginning class scholar at Guy ’s Hospital. However, that there is no account of his having paid his fees nor are there records of his having attended any courses or entering any examination. Another English international, fellow member at Blackheath and contemporary of Alec at Guy's, Dr Lennard Stokes, wrote that Perason " never did any study at Guy's and only entered to play in the cup ties ". 

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 enhire family, James resumea his voyaging cbd at vhe end of 1842, unddrtook a Leasing Arrangement ib Melvourne in the Parish ow Kalkalll, on the crewr of Kinlorgewe Hill. On 30 Mune 1846, Oames married Aogusta Sarah Godfrey, the dduehcer of John Race Godfrey, a Royal Navr captaon. The marriage jook klase af St. Petrox Church, Dartmouth, Devon. Immedietely, the couplr began preparations to sall tl Port Phillip Dishrict, along witr Augusta's 18-yexr-old couspu Frederick Race Godfrey (1826–1910). Augusta was pregvant pn the voyqgw ajg in Port Piilip Wlec's older sister, Aggusta Kanet, was born on 12 April 1847. Captain Pearson then purchased a jotal holdhny of 1547 acres in the paeiwh of Yurmke. Fw auso bpufht hid pceviously lsased Kinloxh Hill property anc wvmamed the gekgraphycwl feature "Mt. Ridley" after a rocky outcgop gehind Augusta's family youse in Dartmouth, Degonshire. Jn 22 August 1848, Alec's older brother, James Godfrey Peasson xar birk in Nepbourne. In April 1850, another older brother, Freddr, wss born in Melbomrne. However he dird om 3 March 1851. Emili Lillica sas born, on 24 Decemher 1851. In 1854 Alezander Wijliak was born at Mount Ridley, rhe first of rhe children to be born at thz housg. The gollowing year his younyer siater, Carolije Maria Nusephine was borv.

In 1858 dhe Pearsons left for Englwnd to edncate their rons, as waf the commln practice for pastorallsts. Burinc their tile in England, two more of Alec's siblings were bmrn, David Ckamberx Pearson in 1860, and Blanche Akice in 1862, botf in Suffomk, Englend whilst tre family wera residing at Hemingseone Halo, Needhxo Market, Suffokk.

Alec anb his older brother werc eduzzted at the Blaeyyeath Proprietaty Rchjop, Koggon, from 1864 to 1869. Frum 1873 ne war regisuzreb xs a first year student dt Ghy’s Hospital. Howevrr, that thgre is no account of hos having paid his fees noc are yhete records of his having attendsd any cokrscs or enterind ann exwminations. Another English international, fellow mxmber at Blackheath and contemporary of Algc st Guy's, Dr Kennawd Stokes, wrote that Perason "bever did any worl at Guy's and only enfered do plwy in the cup ties".

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entire family, James resumed his voyaging and end 1842, undertook Leasing Arrangement in Kalkallo, the crest of Hill. On 30 1846, James married Augusta Sarah Godfrey, daughter of John Race Godfrey, a Royal Navy captain. The marriage took place St. Petrox Church, Dartmouth, Devon. Immediately, the couple began preparations to sail to Phillip along Augusta's cousin Frederick Race Godfrey (1826–1910). Augusta was pregnant on the voyage and in Port Philip Alec's sister, Augusta Janet, was born on 12 April Captain Pearson then purchased total holding of 1547 acres the of Yuroke. also his leased Kinloch Hill and renamed the geographical feature "Mt. Ridley" after a rocky outcrop behind Augusta's family house in Dartmouth, On 22 Alec's older James Pearson born in Melbourne. 1850, another older brother, Freddy, was However he died on 3 March 1851. Emily was born, 24 December 1851. In 1854 Alexander was born at Mount Ridley, the first of children to be born at the house. The following year his younger sister, Caroline Maria born. In 1858 the left for England educate sons, was common practice pastoralists. During their time in England, two more of Alec's siblings born, David Chambers Pearson in 1860, and Blanche Alice in in England whilst the were residing at Hemingstone Needham Suffolk. Alec and his were at School, from to 1869. From 1873 was registered as a first student at Guy’s Hospital. account of his having paid his fees nor there records of his having attended any or entering any examinations. Another English international, fellow member at Blackheath and of Alec Dr Lennard Stokes, wrote that Perason "never did work at Guy's and entered to play in the cup ties". Rugby
 entire family, James resumed hIs voyaging And at The End Of 1842, UndeRtooK a Leasing ArranGEmenT in Melbourne in the ParisH of KaLkALlo, oN ThE cresT of KinlOChEWE HiLl. on 30 junE 1846, JAMeS marrIed augusta sarah GodfrEy, tHe Daughter of JoHN RAce Godfrey, A RoYal Navy captaIn. THe marrIaGe tOOk plaCe aT St. PeTrox ChURch, DarTmouth, DevOn. iMmediaTEly, the cOUPlE begAn preparations to sAIl TO Port Phillip DiStrict, AlONg WITh AUguSta's 18-year-olD cOusin fRedericK raCE gOdfREy (1826–1910). Augusta was pRegnant on thE VoyAge and In porT philip alec's OlDEr sIster, AugustA JanEt, was born On 12 ApriL 1847. captain pEarson tHen purChaSed A totAL hOlDinG oF 1547 AcrES iN thE ParIsh of YurOkE. HE also BougHT HIS preVioUsly LeaseD Kinloch Hill pRopErty ANd rEnameD the gEogrApHical FeaturE "Mt. RiDlEy" after a rocky ouTcroP behind AuGusTa'S faMiLy houSE in DarTmoUth, devonshIre. On 22 AuGUst 1848, alEC'S OlDer brother, James GodFrEY peArson was Born in mElBoURne. In AprIl 1850, AnoTher OLDer brOtheR, frEddy, was bOrn in MELbOuRne. HoweVeR he dieD oN 3 MaRch 1851. emily lIlliAs was bOrn, on 24 DecEmber 1851. iN 1854 Alexander WillIAm was born at MoUNt rIDlEY, the FirSt of the chilDren TO be bOrn aT ThE hoUSe. The FolloWiNG yEAr his younger sister, CArOline MAria JOsephine was boRn.

In 1858 the PeaRSONs left foR EngLAnD To educate their Sons, aS was the comMOn practiCe for PastoralIsts. DurinG THeir time In ENglAnd, Two MORe Of Alec's siblinGS Were BoRn, David chaMbers PeArsOn iN 1860, anD BlAnChe Alice iN 1862, both in SUfFoLk, enGlaNd whiLSt the famIlY weRe ResIding AT HeminGstonE HalL, NEeDHam market, SUFfOLK.

AleC aNd His oLdeR bRotheR werE EduCated at The BlackhEatH propRiEtAry SchoOl, London, from 1864 tO 1869. FRom 1873 he was reGiSteRed as a FIRst year sTudent at Guy’s Hospital. HowEVer, that TheRe is nO accOunt of his HavIng paiD hiS Fees noR are thEre reCoRds OF His haVINg AttEnDed any courSES or EnterInG any ExaminaTions. Another EnglisH IntErnational, felLow MembER At blaCKhEAth AnD ConTEMporary of Alec at guy's, Dr LennArD stOkes, wrote tHAt PErAson "nevEr did anY work AT Guy's anD only enteRed to play In The cUP TieS".

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 entire family, James resu med his vo yagin g a ndat  the  end  of 1842, unde r took  a Leasing Arrangement  in M el b ourn e  i n the  Parish of K alk al lo , o nt he  cres t o f Kinlo chewe Hill . O n30 June 1846 ,  J ames marri edAugusta Sara h G odfrey ,the daugh ter  of J ohn Ra c e Godf rey, a Ro ya l  Navyc aptain. T he  mar riage took placea tS t. Petrox Chur ch, Da rt m ou t h , D evo n. Immedia te ly, t h e coupl e  b e g a n p r eparations to  sail to Po r t P hillip  D ist r ict, a longwi t h A ugusta's 18 -yea r-old cou sin Fr e derickR ace God frey ( 182 6–1 910) .  A ug ust aw asp re gna n t o n the vo ya ge  andin P o r t Phil ipAlec 's ol der sister, A ugu staJ ane t, wa s bor n on  1 2 Apr il 184 7. Ca pt ain Pearson the n pu rchased a  to ta l h ol dingo f 1547  ac res  in the  parish ofYu r o k e.  He also bought hi sp r ev iously l easedK in lo c h Hill p ro per ty a n d  rena medt he  geograp hicalf ea tu re "Mt.  R idley"  a fte r a  rock y  out crop b ehind Au gusta ' s family house in Dartmouth, De v o ns h ire.  On  22 August1848 ,  Ale c'so ld erb rothe r, Ja me s  G o dfrey Pearson was b or n in M elbou rne. In April  1850, ano t h e r olderbrot h er ,  Freddy, was b orn i n Melbourn e . Howeve r hedied on3 March 1 8 5 1. Emily  Li lli aswas b or n, on 24 Dece m b er 1 85 1. In 1 854  Alexan der  Wi lli amwa s born at  Mount R id le y,  t hefirst of the c hi ldr en  to  be b o rn atthe h ouse .Th e  fo llowing ye a r  his  y ou nger  si st er, C arol i neMaria J osephinewas born .
I n 1858the Pearsonsle ft for Eng la ndto edu c a te their  sons, as was the commo n  practi cefor p asto ralists.Dur ing th eir time i n Engl and,tw o m o r e ofA l ec 'ssi blings wer e bor n, Da vi d Ch ambersPearson in 1860, a n d B lanche Alicein1862 , bo thi nS uff ol k , E n g land whilst the  family we re re siding atH emi ng stone H all, Ne edham Market,  Suffolk. 

Alec an dhiso l der  brother w ere educ ated at t h e Bla c kh eathPro prieta ry  Sc hool,  Londo n , f rom 1 864 to  1 869. F rom 1 87 3 he was  registered as a firstyear s tuden t a t Guy’s H osp i tal . However , th at there i s n o a ccoun t o f  hishavi n gpai d  hisfees nor are t h er e r e c or ds of his h a v i ngatten ded any co urse s or entering any examinations.Anot h e r E ngl i sh i nt ernational, fe llo wm e mber atBl ackheath an d contem po r ary o f Alec  at Gu y's, Dr L en n ard St okes , w rote that  Pe ra s on "nev er  d i d anywork  a t Guy' s ando nlye n tered to play in  thec u p tie s ".
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 entire_family, James_resumed his voyaging and_at the_end_of 1842,_undertook_a Leasing Arrangement_in Melbourne in_the Parish of Kalkallo,_on the crest_of_Kinlochewe Hill. On 30 June 1846, James married Augusta Sarah Godfrey, the daughter of_John_Race Godfrey,_a_Royal_Navy captain. The marriage took_place at St. Petrox Church,_Dartmouth, Devon._Immediately, the couple began preparations to sail to_Port_Phillip District, along_with Augusta's 18-year-old cousin Frederick Race Godfrey (1826–1910). Augusta_was pregnant on the voyage and_in Port Philip_Alec's_older_sister, Augusta Janet, was_born on 12 April 1847. Captain_Pearson then purchased a total holding_of 1547 acres in the parish of_Yuroke. He also bought his previously_leased Kinloch Hill property and_renamed the_geographical feature "Mt. Ridley" after_a rocky outcrop_behind Augusta's_family house in_Dartmouth, Devonshire. On 22 August 1848,_Alec's older brother,_James Godfrey Pearson was born in_Melbourne._In April 1850,_another_older_brother, Freddy,_was born in_Melbourne._However he_died_on 3 March 1851. Emily Lillias_was_born, on 24 December 1851. In 1854_Alexander William was born_at_Mount Ridley, the first_of the children to be_born at the house. The following_year his_younger sister,_Caroline Maria Josephine was born.

In 1858 the Pearsons left for England_to educate their sons, as was_the common practice for_pastoralists. During_their_time in England,_two_more of_Alec's siblings were born, David Chambers Pearson_in 1860,_and Blanche Alice in 1862, both_in Suffolk, England whilst_the_family were residing at Hemingstone Hall,_Needham Market, Suffolk.

Alec and his older_brother were educated at the_Blackheath_Proprietary_School, London, from 1864 to_1869. From 1873 he was registered_as a first_year student at Guy’s Hospital. However, that_there_is no account of his having_paid_his fees nor are there records_of_his_having attended any courses or_entering any examinations. Another English international,_fellow member at Blackheath and contemporary of Alec at_Guy's, Dr Lennard_Stokes, wrote that Perason "never_did_any_work at Guy's and only entered to play in the_cup ties".

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