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Transportation
John Maloney was transported on the Hadlow, departing 2nd Apr 1820 and arriving 5th Aug 1820 with 153 passengers.
Hadlow (generic)References
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Colonial Secreatary Index. John Maloney. Per Hadlow 1820, On return of convicts returned to Government , transferred and assigned to settlers in the district of Appin. Date 1/1/1824. John Maloney, per Hadlow 1820, Appointed chief constable at Appin. 19/12/1825. -------------------------------------------------- Letter, dated 19/12/1825, to Colonial Secretary: Sir, I have the honor to enclose a Return of some changes that necessarily took place in the Police Establishment of Appin, lately. I congratulate muself upon having at length procured an active and intelligent man to undertake the duties of Chief Constable of Appin, where I have hitherto had but little cause to be vain of my appointments. I have a very good opinion of John Maloney’s Principles as well … NSW Colonial Secretary – AO reel 6064. ---------------------------------------------------- John Malony, Chief Constable, Appin, James Jackson, ex-publican, of Campbell Town, Whaley, Constable of Myrtle Creek and Robert Higgins of Bargo, have all severally been fined in the full penalty of 25/. sterling, for selling spirituous liquors without a licence. The Monitor, 16 June 1826. -------------------------------------------------- Government Notice. Colonial Secretary's Office, August 8, 1826. THE Governor has been pleased to approve of the following Alterations in the Police: Appin—Malachy Ryan, Chief Constable, to be Poundkeeper, vice John Malony, dismissed for improper Conduct. By His Excellency's Command, ALEXANDER McLEAY. Sydney Gazette, 9 Aug 1826. 1828 NSW Census Index. John Malony, age 26, F.S. Hadlow, 1819, catholic, Reaper to Wm. Cox, Hunters River district.
John Malony and Patrick Crotty, cow stealing; to be transported for seven years. Limerick Gazette, 3 Aug 1819.
John Maloney Hadlow 1820 convict muster. Crime: cow stealing John Maloney Hadlow return of convicts 1825 Ship Hadlow. Convict. Date of sentence 1818. 7 Years. Government servant to William Sykes of Argyle. Certificate of Freedom 22/12/1829 Archives of NSW via Ancestry Description. Ship: Hadlow 2. Master: Craigie. Year of arrival: 1820. D.O.B: 1800. Native Place: Clare Ireland. Trade: labourer. Place of trial: Clare. Date: summer 1819. Height: 5' 91/2". Hair: brown. Complexion: ruddy. Eyes: Hazel Ticket of leave 22/12/1829. reg no 11/1062