Summary
Personal Information
Crime
Voyage
Transportation
Loughlin Brannon was transported on the James Laing, departing 16th Feb 1834 and arriving 29th Jun 1834 with 142 passengers.
James Laing (generic)References
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Claims
"Loughlin Brennan, my g-g-g-grandfather, born in Kilkenny, Ireland. Tried at Londonderry (age 24) for house robbery. Returned to Ireland settling in Downpatrick, County Down. Buried at foot of St Patrick's grave."
Photos
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Convict Notes
On returning to Ireland, Loughlin Brennan married Mary Foy and had 10 children. What happened with his alleged first wife is unknown (perhaps she died). Loughlin was a labourer on his return and on his death was buried in the graveyard of Down Cathedral, at the foot of what is traditionally the grave of St Patrick. Originally marked my an iron cross, this was removed some years ago and a granite plaque now marks Loughlin's grave.
Loughlin Brannon was 24 years old, single and his native place was Kilkenny. 2/9/1840: COF 1845: Married Sarah Baker at St. Andrew's, Sydney. No other records found.