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Jane Farley was transported on the John Bull, departing 25th Jul 1821 and arriving 18th Dec 1821 with 83 passengers.
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| Primary Source | State Archives NSW, Indents (Series: NRS 12188; Item: 4/4007; Microfiche: 646)& Gaol Entrance Book (Roll 850 & 851)& District Constable Notebook (NRS 1261, Reel 1254)& Muster (HO10/19 & HO10/36). Reported in Sydney Gazette, 24 Mar 1827 |
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Colonial Secretary Index. FARLEY, Jane. 1824 Dec 24 - Prostitute; sentenced to the Factory for 28 days. On return of fines and punishments in the Police Office (Reel 6023; 4/6671 p.104) ----------------------------------------------------- Janith Glanlees, and Jane Farley, assigned government servants, were charged on Wednesday with being found in the streets, when in a state of intoxication — the assigned master being unwilling to dispense with their services for any considerable time, consented to allowing both a quiet "set down" in the stocks for two hours. The Australian, 22 July 1826. -------------------------------------------------- Jane Farley was found drunk on the streets last night, and her husband being sent for, he stated, that he had done every thing in his power to correct the pernicious properties of his wife, but in vain. She was in the habit of remaining from home for days in a state of intoxication. The prisoner shook violently from the effects of former inebriety, and was obliged to be supported to a seat. Capt. Rossi, after sharply animadverting on the shocking effects of drunkenness, sentenced the prisoner to 3 months in No. 3 Class of the Factory. Sydney Gazette, 16 Dec 1826.




Indents: aged 30, convicted 1821 in Cavan, Sentence 7 years, Trade Country Servant 1822 Census & Population Book - Wife to P. Farley 9 June 1823 Prisoner Sydney Gaol 16 January 1824 Prisoner Sydney Gaol 1825 Muster at the Female Factory Parramatta 13 December 1826 Prisoner Sydney Gaol - an incorrigible prostitute, to the 3rd Class in the Factory, 3 months




Obtained Certificate of Freedom during the last week. John Bull - Jane Farley or Hart Reported in Sydney Gazette, 24 Mar 1827