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Patrick Boyle was transported on the Hayeston, departing 30th Nov 1815 and arriving 13th Mar 1816 with 12 passengers.
Master: Hogg Sailed: 1816 From: Madras Arrived: 13 March 1816 Port: PJ Notes: Convicts from India
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| Primary Source | Colonial Secretary Index. State Records NSW Reel 2422 2/8262 |
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On Tueday last, a full Bench of Magistrates sat for the trial of several crown prisoners charged with robbing His Majesty's store ; when the following were severally convicted and sentenced :- John Fawkner, Patrick Boyle, and Thomas Farrell, to receive 200 lashes each, and to be transported to Newcastle for the term of 3 years. Hobart Town Gazette, 24 July 1819. ---------------------------------------------------- https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON13-1-3$init=CON13-1-3p33 List of 28 convicts who having effected their escape from Port Macquarie were forwarded on the 9th ultimo on the Brig Woodlark to Hobart Town for the purpose of serving the remainder of their original or colonial sentences (which of the two may happen to be for the longest period) at Macquarie Harbour in Van Diemen’s Land. Dated May 15 1824. Patrick Boyle, per Hayston, Tried at Crim. Court Sydney, Oct 1822, Sentence to Port Macquarie, three years, trade-labourer. Original sentence: Bombay, 25 June 1815, 7 years. ---------------------------------------------------- Secretary's Office, Hobart Town, November 2, 1825. THE undermentioned Persons, have obtained Certificates of Freedom and Ticket of Leave, during the last Week:- CERTIFICATES. Patrick Boyle ... Hastings Hobart Town Gazette, 5 Nov 1825. -------------------------------------------------------- Criminal Court: Monday. Patrick Boyle, Guilty of stealing in the dwelling-house of Ann Hall.—Remanded. Sydney Gazette, 18 Oct 1822. Monday. - The various prisoners, who had been found guilty during the sessions, but upon whom sentence had not been passed, were now brought up to receive judgement: Patrick Boyle, 3 years transportation. Sydney Gazette, 25 Oct 1822.
Patrick Boyle, age 23, Labourer, native of Co. Mayo., 5 ft 5 ½. Fair ruddy comp., hazel eyes, Sandy hair, tried at Bombay 25 July 1815, 7 years. Muster of eleven convicts and two returned runaways who arrived on the ship Hayeston of Calcutta 13 March 1816, and mustered 15 March 1816. State Records NSW Reel 2422 2/8262 ----------------------------------------------------- Colonial Secretary Index. BOYLE, Patrick. Per "Hayeston", 1816 1816 May 10 - Arrived safely per "Hayeston" from Bombay (Reel 6018; 4/3521 p.67) 1819 Sep 3 - On list of prisoners sentenced to Newcastle who arrived from Van Diemen's Land per "Prince Leopold" (Reel 6006; 4/3500 p.242) 1819 Sep 13 - On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta" (Reel 6006; 4/3500 p.259) 1821 Jul - On corrected list of prisoners who stated that their original term of transportation had expired (Reel 6008; 4/3504 p.143) 1822 Sep 23-Oct 21 - To be transported to Port Macquarie for three years. In reports of prisoners tried at Court of Criminal Jurisdiction (Reel 6023; X820 p.71) 1822 Oct 30 - On lists of prisoners transported to Port Macquarie per "Lady Nelson" (Reel 6019; 4/3864 pp.15, 374-5) 1824 Feb 5 - On list of persons proposed to be sent to Hobart (Reel 6012; 4/3510 p.289) 1824 Feb 9, Mar 15 - Convict runaway from Port Macquarie forwarded per "Woodlark" to Hobart to serve remainder of sentence at Macquarie Harbour (Reel 6019; 4/3522 pp.13, 15, 26-7) ----------------------------------------------------- Tasmanian Conduct Record https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON31-1-1$init=CON31-1-1p114 No 61. Patrick Boyle. Hayston & Pilot 1817. Tried at Bombay 1815, 7 years. Nov 27 1817. Neglect of duty. Acquitted. Dec 22 1817. Refused *& neglecting to do his duty . Work for Govt one week in his own time. March 28 1818. Stealing shingles, the property of the Crown, 50 lashes. Oct 15 1818. Neglect of duty, Work for Govt one week in his own time. July 20 1819. Entering H.M Stores, stealing therein, 200 lashes & 3 ears to Newcastle. July 18 1825. Insolence to a constable, 25 lashes 14 Sept 182, Assaulting a fellow prisoner- acquitted. January 3 1832, Stealing from the person of W. Harris 3 promissory notes of the value of £3. Admitted to bail to appear at the Court House Richmond on the 10 instant. May 6 1833. F.S. Drunk, fined 5/-. ---------------------------------------------------