William Dimmitt Long: Finds love and marries Matilda Brown

William somehow found and married a young woman named Matilda Brown.  They were married in Paramatta, likely at the St. John's Anglican Church.  

St. John's Church

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:St_John%27s_Church,_1913,_from_publication_Centenary_
Celebration%27s,_Anglican_Church,_Australia,_Heritage_Centre_Collections,_Parramatta_Council.jpg

Where: Paramatta

By: Reverend Bobart

Bio of Reverent Bobart

http://prospectheritagetrust.org.au/anglican/page3.html

William's death certificate listed seven (7) children attributed to both he and Matilda.  The children are as follows: 

Sons: 

William

James

David

Tasmanus (It is difficult to read on the death certificate)

Daughters: 

Mary

Esther

Mary Ann

It is difficult to understand the paperwork, but the certificate indicates that William and Matilda were married for forty (40) years prior to his death.  This would mean they were married in 1806.  That would make our William 5 years old.  Either, I am mis-reading the death certificate, or there was a misprint, or perhaps, we're dealing with another William.  

The best thing about history, is finding the missing links.  Anyone with information is more than welcome to submit!