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Sarah Friar was transported on the Asia 1, departing 10th Sep 1829 and arriving 13th Jan 1830 with 202 passengers.
Built by A Hall & Co at Aberdeen in 1818. A Brig of 536 tons. (Wikipedia) 1830 - Voyage. Asia from Ireland. Female Convict Ship; Stead; Master, Alexander Nesbit M.D. Surgeon Superintendent. Arrived in Sydney Cove 13 Jan 1830. Mustered - 186. Died on Voyage - 3. Disembarked - 1. Total Embarked - 200
Asia 1 (generic)References
| Primary Source | New South Wales, Australia, Registers of Convicts' Applications to Marry, 1826-1851 for Sarah Friar Warrants of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland |
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Convict Notes
County of Antrim Assizes. Sarah Friar sen. and Sarah jun, for stealing several articles of wealing apparel on 23d July. Ann Madan-- servant to Mr. Irvine, Belfast- on 23d of July last, 10 sheets, frocks, petticoats, &c. belonging to her master, and two gowns belonging to witness, were stolen- witness had been doing them up the night before, and left them in the kitchen, and missed them in the morning; the window had been opened in the night time; about three weeks after, she found a handkerchief and a piece of linen, the property of her master, in prisoners house--she also found the duplicates for some of the other articles which prisoners had pawned. Henry Maguire - Lives with Mr Magee, the pawnbroker -on 26th July, Sarah Friar the younger, pawned a silk handkerchief, which was afterwards claimed by last witness - Sarah the younger -Guilty-7 years transportation-the other was acquitted. Belfast News-Letter, 27 March 1829.
SISTER; Ann Mulholland arrived in the Colony per Ship; Asia - 13 Jan 1830. Refer; Indent No; 8. Noted against Ann's name; SISTER; to No; 7. Sarah Friar.
HUSBAND; Peter Mullholland arrived in the Colony per Ship; Adamant - 1821.
1829 - New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents. Asia - 1829. Sarah Friar. Indent No; 7 Age; 19 years. Read & write. Catholic. Single Native Place; Antrim Trade or calling; Housemaid Offence; House Robbery Trial; Antrim - 25 Mar 1829. 7 years. Height; 4 ft 11 3/4 in. Eyes - Dark Grey. Hari; Light Brown. Complexion; Ruddy, fair and freckled Noted against name; 1838 - 3 years for Highway Robbery 1841 - 16 Nov. Certificate of Freedom. C41/1586. Age; 30 years. Height; 5 ft 0 3/4 in Remarks; WIFE; of Peter Mulholland per Ship; Adam... Free by Servitude.
Native of Antrim. COF 16th November 1841. Report page Share Share this Mulholland, Peter (1805-1858)This is a featured page If you can add anything to this, or other pages on the wiki, please join the wiki (it's free) and help create a local history resource for everyone. Return to Index to all pages on the wiki To search the wiki do not use the Search bar on the upper right hand side. Instead please use Google with the following syntax site:rdhsrwgroup.wikifoundry.com your search term E.g., site:rdhsrwgroup.wikifoundry.com Boer War Peter Mulholland was born c1805 Manchester, England. Married Sarah Friar (b 1811 – 1875) 1832 Port Macquarie. Children: Elizabeth Mulholland born 25 Nov 1843. Married Robert Howe 1863. Died 23 February 1917. Buried Anglican Portion of the Rylstone General Cemetery. John Mulholland born 1845. Died 1918, registered Rylstone. Peter Mulholland born 8 Oct 1849 Eleanor (Mary Anne) Mulholland born 19 Jan 1839 George Mulholland born 9 Oct 1849. Died 1934, registered Granville. Edward Charles Mulholland born 24 Nov 1852. Died 1941, registered Dubbo (died 1941). Buried in the Anglican Portion of the Coonamble General Cemetery. Peter Mulholland, son of Peter and Elizabeth, died on 1 January 1858 and was buried in the Anglican Portion of the Rylstone General Cemetery. His wife Sarah Mulholland died 19 June 1875, aged 64 years, and was buried in the Anglican Portion of the Rylstone General Cemetery. Sarah Mulholland (nee Friar), a former convict from Ireland, was a midwife in the Rylstone district. She died in 1875 and is buried in Rylstone cemetery. A paragraph about her death is in the Sydney Morning Herald, 1 July 1875, p.6 (http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/28406084): 'A fatal accident occurred at Rylstone during the week. A woman, named Sarah Mulholland, aged 63, and a very old resident of Rylstone, was thrown from her horse when proceeding to attend a midwifery case. Dr. Newton, of Mudgee, was telegraphed for, and at once proceeded to the scene of the accident, but Mrs. Mulholland was beyond the aid of medical skill, and died shortly after the doctor's arrival. The cause of death was concussion of the brain.'