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Transportation
Mary Brien was transported on the Boddingtons, departing 15th Feb 1793 and arriving 7th Aug 1793 with 129 passengers.
The Boddingtons was Built in 1781. She departed Cork Ireland on 15 February 1793 bound for New South Wales.
Boddingtons (generic)References
| Primary Source | NSW Gov Records. Irish Convicts. |
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Convict Notes
Irish Convict Database, by Peter Mayberry. Mary Brien, alias O’Brien, Bryan, age on arrival, 17, per Boddingtons, 1793, Tried at Dublin City, 1791, Life sentence, for Receiving stolen mail. DOB, 1776. Native place, Dublin. Spouse: m 1793 Parramatta, George Patfield. Died 1853, at Hunters Hill. References: Convict Indents. Hall – Of Infamous Character, p 16. Smee & Selkirk Provis – Pioneer Register Vol 1 --------------------------------------------------------------- I have my doubts as to whether this Mary Brien was the person who married George Patfield in 1793, and consequently, whether she died in 1857. NSW records suggest that the Mary Brien who married George Patfield was a convict per Neptune. See records of evidence given in 1809 at the Inquest of George Patfield.
Born Dublin Ireland. Crime Receiving stolen mail. Died 1853 Hunters Hill NSW.