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Transportation
Bernard Traynor was transported on the Bencoolen, departing 24th Apr 1819 and arriving 25th Aug 1819 with 153 passengers.
Departed from Cork. 150 Male passengers - no deaths. 123 of the convicts were trans-shipped to Van Diemens Land in the Admiral Cockburn, arriving there in September 1819.
Bencoolen (generic)References
| Primary Source | Irish Convict Database by Peter Mayberry. |
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Convict Notes
Irish Convict Database by Peter Mayberry. Bernard Traynor, alias Trainor, age on arrival, 25, Bencoolen, 1819. Tried 1818 at Wicklow, Life. DOB 1794, Native place, Wicklow. Trade, Tinman. --------------------------------------------------- On Monday last sailed for Hobart Town, the ship, Admiral Cockburn, Captain Briggs. She conveys to that settlement 130 male prisoners, which were transhipped from the Bencoolen, under guard of a party of the 48th, commanded by Lieutenant O'Brien. Sydney Gazette, 11 Sept 1819. -------------------------------------------------- Bernard's Tasmanian Conduct records are many, as he had many punishments recorded, and contination records were used several times. ------------------------- https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON35-1-1$init=CON35-1-1P546 Bernard Trayner. Record written out neatly. Died at Hospital, Port Arthur, 9 May 1852. --------------------------------------------------- https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON31-1-42$init=CON31-1-42P28 Conduct Record. No 14. Bernard Trayner. Bencoolen & A Cockburn. Tried Summ 1818,Life. (1) See record for details. Many punishments recorded. https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON32-1-1$init=CON32-1-1P161 Continuation, Bernard Trayner. https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON32-1-5$init=CON32-1-5P13 Bernard Trayner, Continuation. ------------------------------------------------- COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. July 20 1837.-The following convicts have been deprived of their tickets-of- leave: Bernard Traynor, Admiral Cockburn, for drunkenness and absenting himself from his hired service; Launceston Advertiser, 3 Aug 1837.