Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
Patrick Daley was transported on the Lady Mcnaughten, departing 23rd Jun 1835 and arriving 30th Oct 1835 with 44 passengers.
558 Ton vessel. Commander: George Hustwick Surgeon: George Ellery Farman
Lady Mcnaughten (generic)References
| Primary Source | Mayberry, Peter; Irish Convicts to NSW 1788-1849 (online database) |
Claims
"He is my great great grand father on my fathers side."
Photos
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Convict Notes
On PatricNSW Death Cert No: 10468/1875 Daley, Patrick p. Patrick & Catherine at Windsor Had been in the colony 40 years. He was 20yrs old when he married Mary Coleman at Windsor. His death certificate states that he had 4 males and 1 female living and 1 male and two females deceased at the time of his death. His daughter Margaret Stewart was the informant. His parents were Patrick Daley, Bratman and Catherine Moore. NB: a Bratman was a maker of cloaks or coarse garments. k's Death Cert NSW No:10468/1875
Around May 1839, Patrick married Mary Ann Coleman at Windsor. He was then aged 24 and she was 15. Mary Ann was the daughter of Catherine Mangan (Convict, 1824, "Almorah"). She had arrived free on the "Almorah" as a tiny 2 year old, when her widowed mother was Transported. Mary Ann and Patrick had a large family, 10 children, born between 1840 and 1860.