Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
Mary Ann Carbery was transported on the Blackfriar, departing 24th Jan 1851 and arriving 29th May 1851 with 199 passengers.
Ship built at Sunderland 1848. 621 tons. 1851: 261 female prisoners - 1 death (register of passengers currently being listed on this site - not yet complete). It is understood there were also 3 free female passengers. Master: T Greeves Surgeon: Jn Moody
Blackfriar (generic)References
| Primary Source | Tasmanian Archives-convicts. Conduct Record/Application for Permission to Marry. |
Claims
"Mary Ann Teresa Carbery was my Great Great Grandmother."
Photos
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Convict Notes
Mary Ann Carbery either married or lived with John Hazelwood and had children in Balranald District. My Great Grandfather John Henry Hazelwood was born on Canally Station on the Murrumbidgee River. My Grandfather William Quince was born in Euston. His Grandparents were John and Mary Hazelwood.
Lorena has given her date of death: 8/10/1893.
Aged 22yrs; Roman Catholic; country servant; 5'1 1/2"; fair complexion; dk brown hair; Hazel eyes; single; native place of birth - Dublin. Assignments of service in the Colony: Hobart, Glenorchy, New Town Farm, Green Ponds, Campbell Town, Ross Female Factory, Oatlands, Jericho. Application for permission to marry 16/02/1852: to James Dunne (transported per 'Blenheim'). Ref. 641/1852-37. 02/12/1852 Delivered of a female child at Female Factory, Ross. 10/04/1856: Ticket of Leave 16/09/1856: Conditional Pardon 04/08/1857: Certificate of Freedom, Hobart.
Mary Ann Carbery was convicted at Kings Co., on 15/07/1850 for arson - houseburning. 7yr sentence. Transported to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) on the 'Blackfriar',arriving 29/05/1851.