Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
Thomas Dougherty was transported on the North Briton, departing 20th Dec 1842 and arriving 4th Apr 1843 with 180 passengers.
Departed from Dublin. 178 male convicts on board. 1 Death: Michael McDaniel died on board.
North Briton (generic)References
| Primary Source | VDL Founders & Survivors Convicts Campbell Town convict brick trail (AC84) |
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Convict Notes
Trial 3 Aug 1842 for stealing from his master. Family: father Andrew; mother or step Margaret; half brother William Desc: single, 5'2" tall, literate, RC, from Tyrone IRE, aged 17. Trades: labourer (IRE); boat builder / timber transporter (VDL) Abscondings: 26 Apr 1844 Deloraine Probation Station - apprehended 3 May 1844 16 Dec 1845 Dover Port Esperance Probation Station - apprehended 23 Dec 1845 30 Dec 1845 Dover Port Esperance Probation Station- apprehended 6 Jan 1846 Certificate of Freedom 17 Mar 1849 Married Agnes Ann Braddy (born VDL) 21 Feb 1853 in Hobart. They had 11 children in 23 years Residences: Port Davey, Strahan, Esperance TAS Died 17 Mar 1883 at Esperance TAS. Accidently drowned. Inquest undertaken