Summary
Personal Information
Transportation
Rose Mccormack was transported on the Brothers, departing 3rd Oct 1826 and arriving 4th Feb 1827 with 159 passengers.
Brothers (generic)References
| Primary Source | Irish Convict Database by Peter Mayberry. |
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Convict Notes
Rose McCormick, for stealing bank notes, the property of John O’Neill, at Belfast; and John Lennon, for assault on said O’Neill. Both Guilty; McCormick to be transported 7 years; Lennon imprisoned one year. Belfast Commercial Chronicle, 30 July 1825.
Surname: McCormick First Name: Rose Ship: Brothers 1827 Date: 5 May 1827 Place: Newcastle Source: Application to Marry Details: John McGloughlin 45, per Morley, application to marry Rose McCormick 25, per Brothers.
NSW 1828 census Index. Rose McCormick, age 25, G.S. Brothers 1, 1826, 7 years, catholic, ux Jno Mclachlan at residence of Jas Bowmans, Patricks Plains district. and John McLachlan, age 40, G.S. per Morley 1, 1816, Life, catholic, labourer to James Bowman, Patricks Plains. -------------------------------------------------- John McGlochlin, (McLachlan) an Irishman from Antrim, transported from Liverpool, where he was tried, in the ship Morley, and arriving in 1817, would have married Rose after her arrival in Brothers.
Irish Convict Database by Peter Mayberry. Rose McCormack, alias McCormick, age 23, catholic, Brothers (2) (1827), tried at Antrim, 1825, 7 years, for stealing money. 2 former convictions. Single, Trade – Cotton mill washer. DOB, 1804. Native place, Belfast Antrim Co. -------------------------------------------------- NSW Govt Gazette, 7 Nov 1832. THE undermentioned Persons have obtained CERTIFICATES OF FREEDOM during the last week, viz. : Brothers (2), Rose M'Cormick