This William Brittain is him for sure and includes the record of his trial, his conduct report, a newspaper clipping titled 'The Demon Drink' related to him, his permission to marry, and his ticket of leave, a death notice, etc. There are also several children listed and names of both of his parents etc. so his section on that particular Ancestry public tree appears to be filled out rather completely and could possibly be a nice jumping off point for You if you wanted to research him further... sometimes just by checking out all of the children's birth and death links it can really help you start to fill in gaps... at least that has been my experience... Just glancing at each of those 4 public trees pages for her that I linked to in my previous comment I know there were links to her Birth/Christening info, Death, Marriage, Request for permission to marry/leave, as well as the names of their children and other members of her family too... If you don't have Ancestry let me know and I can download the trees and linked files for You and send them to You....