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Transportation
Margaret Ennis 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
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Convict Notes




1852 - MARRIAGE PERMISSION. 23 February 1852 Margaret Ennis. Ship/free: Blackfriar James Burns - Free 1852 - MARRIAGE - 3 May 1852. Holy Catholic Church, St Joseph Margaret Ennis aged 40 years old, Widow, Servant & James Burns aged 45 years old. Bachelor. Labourer In the presence of John Carroll and Catherine Murphy 1853 - DEATH UNDER SENTENCE - CON63-1-2/1355275p1 No; 199 Trial' 3 April 1850 Death; 16 June 1853 aged 42 years old. Died in Hospital Hobart. P.H.




Margaret ENNIS was convicted at Kings County, Ireland on 3 Apr 1850 for receiving stolen goods - two geese. Prior convictions. 7yr sentence. Transported to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) per the 'Blackfriar' arriving 29 May 1851. Aged 40yrs; widow, 2 children; 5'; Roman Catholic. Native Place - Kings County, Ireland.