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Thomas Fitzpatrick was transported on the Ann And Amelia, departing 8th Sep 1824 and arriving 2nd Jan 1825 with 202 passengers.
The Ann and Amelia was built in India in 1806 553 Tons and owned by J. Somes.
Ann And Amelia (generic)References
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Convict Notes
Indent No; 90. for Thomas Jones per Ship; Royal Admiral
Moreton Bay Convict Records Arrived at Moreton Bay on 22nd September 1826. Thomas Fitzpatrick, per Ann & Amelia, Tried at City Dublin, Dec 1823, 7 years, Sailor. Colonial Sentence: Gen. Sess. Sydney, 7 Jun 1826, Stealing a pair of trowsers, 18 months. To Sydney 22 Dec 1827. Description: Thomas Fitzpatrick, native of Dublin, age 35, 5 ft 2 ¼ in; Ruddy comp. Dark hair, grey eyes. ----------------------------------------------------- THE POLICE. ---000000--- TUESDAY, JUNE 6. - Thomas Fitzpatrick, prisoner of the crown for 7 years stood charged with stealing a pair of black cloth trowsers from the kitchen of Mr. D Maziere, the property of an inmate of the house. The robbery took place on Sunday afternoon last, whilst the servants were in attendance on the family at dinner. The prisoner was observed going out at the gate of the yard with a bundle under his arm, which excited suspicion, and he was closely pursued up the Rocks, until he contrived to get out of sight of his pursuer; from the information of a man who had met him running, and saw the direction he took, and was shortly afterwards apprehended, but not before he had thrown the bundle over a fence into a garden, and there the bundle was found with its contents and restored to Mr. Maziere's servant, who had pursued him. The prisoner declared he had seen some strange man throw the bundle over the fence, and denied that he had been on Mr. Maziere's premises; but the facts bore so strong against the prisoner, that the Bench sentenced him to be consigned to a penal settlement for the space of 18 months to labour. Sydney Gazette, 10 Jun 1826.
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4106415 ADM 101/3/3 Medical and surgical journal of the Ann and Amelia convict ship for 22 July 1824 to 5 January 1825 by James Lawrence, surgeon and superintendent, during which time the said ship was employed in a passage from England to Ireland and from Ireland to New South Wales. Folio 25: Thomas Fitzpatrick, aged 30, convict; disease or hurt, headache, great pain and difficulty in swallowing. Put on sick list, 22 December 1824. Discharged 26 December 1824 cured.
Offence: Stealing Whisky Ticket of Leave Date: 28 December 1830 No 30/925 5 FT 3 1/2 Inches Complexion: Fair Ruddy Hair: Sandy Brown turning grey Eyes: Dark Grey Remarks: Was transported to Port Macquarie 7 June 1826 for 18 months for sealing a quality of clothes General Remarks;
He arrived back in NSW per 'ROYAL ADMIRAL 1833' listed as Thomas Jones - NOTE: There were at least 3 Thomas Jones on the Royal Admiral.
Thomas Fitzpatrick was 30 years old on arrival, his native place was Dublin. 28/12/1830: COF Thomas must have returned to England/Ireland. Thomas was again convicted in Dublin in 1833 for 'Stealing Blankets'. He arrived per ' His birth was listed as 1786 and 47 years old, married with 2 children.