Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
James Mcanaly was transported on the Governor Ready, departing 21st Sep 1828 and arriving 17th Jan 1829 with 201 passengers.
Governor Ready (generic)References
| Primary Source | Australian Convict Records (handwritten) |
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Convict Notes
Register of General Courts Martial. Private Jas. McAnally, 65th Regt, Tried at Waterford, 3 June 1828. Proceeding laid before the King, 18 June 1828. Offence: Desertion and making away with or losing necessaries. Sentence: Transportation as a felon for 7 years and sent to NSW.
Absconded. McAnamy Daniel or James, No. 29-195, Governor Ready, 25, Carter and Soldier, Kildare, 5 feet 5, grey eyes, brown hair, dark ruddy comp, large cut inside left hand at top, from Mr George Blackett. NSW Govt. Gazette, 12 Dec 1832.
The Australian Convict Records states that James McAnaly was 22 years old. He could read; religion: Protestant; status; single and a native of Kildare. He was described as being a carter and soldier. He was convicted at Waterford on 3 June 1828 for desertion. Transport number was 195. He was assigned to John Tucker of Parramatta River.