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Transportation
John Cunningham was transported on the Cawdry, departing 30th Nov 1825 and arriving 30th Nov 1825 with 14 passengers.
The Cawdry was a grab ship that was used to transport 14 prisoners from Calcutta and Ceylon in 1826.
Cawdry (generic)References
| Primary Source | 1828 Census Index. |
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Convict Notes
New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents. Cawdry - 1826. Indent No; 10 Name; Jno Cunningham. Age; 26. [1800] Catholic, Single, Unable to read or Write. Native Place; Armagh Trade or calling; Soldier Trial where & Date; Bombay - 14 October 1821 Height; 5 ft. 9 1/2 in Eyes; Dk. Hazel Hair; Sandy Brown Completion; Dark Ruddy
1842 - 13 June. Ticket of Leave. 42/1531. Allowed to remain in the District of Queanbeyan. Altered to Berrima. 4 June 1844. No;44/2751.
Item: 169763 Surname: Cunningham First Name: John Ship: Cawdry 1826 Date: 1826 Place: - Source: AO NSW Convict Indent Fiche No. 660 Details: Age 26. Native place Armagh. Occupation soldier. Tried at Bombay and sentenced to transportation for life for murder. Assigned to William Dun at Paterson on arrival
1828 Census Index. J. Cunningham, age 35, G.S. per Cordrey, 1825, Life, labourer Wm, Daniels, Pattersons Plains. -------------------------------------------------- Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office, Sydney, 16th June, 1842. THE Undermentioned Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets of Leave since the last day of publication. County of St Vincent - Queanbeyan. Cunningham, John – Cawdry. NSW Govt Gazette, 21 Jun 1842.