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Thomas Flanaghan was transported on the Guillardon, departing 30th Nov 1837 and arriving 11th Mar 1838 with 16 passengers.
The Guillardon is the first packet ship in the service of the Australian Association of India. The Guillardon, from Calcutta, had arrived at Hobart 1838, carrying passengers, soldiers & families, steerage passengers and 18 convicts to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania).
Guillardon (generic)References
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Convict Notes
Tas record. Indents Guillardon https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-1$init=CON16-1-1p84 https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-1$init=CON16-1-1p85 Police Number, 930. Thomas Flanaghan, 44 Reg. 11 years in the army, 5 ft 8. age 24, Laborer, Tried Ghazepore Ct. Martial, 22 Dec 1837. 7 years. Native place, Meath. Single. Catholic. Can both read and write. Transported for desertion 1st offence. Father Christopher a soldier in the 44 Reg. -------------------------------------------------- Convict Conduct Record. CON35-1-1 Image 215. 930. Thomas Flannigan, arrived 13 Dec 1838, Guillardon. Tried Ghazepoor Ct Martial 22 Dec 1837, 7 years. Tried 31 Oct 1844 – ext. 12 months. Gives his age as 20. He was pock pitted, and had 2 scars inside rt arm. Gives description. July 19 1839, Constable, misconduct, admonished. Sept 2 1839, Constable, misconduct, suspended from duty and recomm. To be dismissed from the police. Several other entries, (Difficult to read) Ticket of Leave, 6/1/42. Ticket of Leave, 24/6/44. June 10 1844, T.L. Drunk, 7 days Sol. Confinement. Oct 31 1844. T.L. Larceny under £5. Twelve months hard labor. Free certificate No 978, 1845.