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Personal Information
Crime
Transportation
Ellen Talbot was transported on the Hope, departing 10th Apr 1842 and arriving 17th Aug 1842 with 136 passengers.
Hope (generic)References
| Primary Source | National Library Australia ISBN 0-646-05020-6,"300 years down the Dales of time"(1993) in which is copy of original documents |
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Convict Notes
Name: Talbot, Ellen Record Type: Convicts Departure date: 10 Apr 1842 Departure port: Dublin Ship: Hope Place of origin: Limerick Voyage number: 199 Index number: 69040 Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:1439001 https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Record/NamesIndex/1439001
On this voyage the "Hope" had 139 female prisoners,7 settlers,and 44 children Also Ellen got her certificate of freedom 4/6/1849. Further study shows that there is no actual record of Jeremiah and Ellen going to the mainland with John and Ellen.In fact the record simply shows John and Ellen.
Height 4 feet 10 inches.Transported on "Hope",1842,arriv. Van Diemens Land 17/8/1842.Convict # 194.Went to Cascades female factory prison.Good friend of Ellen Sweeney,fellow convict,#407,who was also on the "Hope" The two Ellens got T.O.L. to marry.They married two freed convicts,John and Jeremiah Dale.Ellen Talbot to Jeremiah.It was a double wedding at C.of E.,Battery Point,Hobart,on 8/9/1845.John and the other Ellen cleared off to the mainland,after a few more years.It is not absolutely clear whether Ellen and Jeremiah went with them or remained or what.Family legend(Ellen Sweeney is the great great grandmother of my wife,born 1946) has it that Jeremiah and Ellen went with John and Elleen,changed their names and disappeared from records known to us.However their is a death certificate indicating one of them died in Tasmania.Indicating.I know nothing more of factual data.