Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
Sally Mcloughlin was transported on the Sir Charles Forbes, departing 11th Aug 1837 and arriving 25th Dec 1837 with 69 passengers.
Sir Charles Forbes (generic)References
| Primary Source | Convict Indents |
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Convict Notes
Her brother-in-law John Doherty, who was tried with her, arrived per Calcutta in 1837.
Donegal assizes.  John Doherty, Ellen Doherty, Neal O'Loughlin, and Sally O’Loughlin, were indicted for feloniously stealing blankets, &c. on the 27th of January, from …. Loagbloa, Neal Doherty, and ….. Loughlin, sister-in-law of John Doherty. had stolen the articles specified, which were found in the house of the house of the said John Doherty. John Doherty and Neal O’ Laughlen were again arraigned on a second charge, for stealing from the kiln of John Kennedy, eight stone of oats, the property of Robert Nelson, on the 8th March last. John Doherty guilty, Neal O’ Loughlin not Sentence. Sally Laughlin and John Doherty to be transported for 7 years. The Chief Justice said that the system of robbery practised by prisoners was only to be ….... The wife of John Doherty confessed her guilt and begged to be allowed to accompany her husband. Ballyshannon Herald, 31 March 1837.
New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents. Indent No; 37-432. 38. Age; 25 years old Status; Married [no children] Native Place; Londonderry Trial; Donegal - 18 March 1837 Remarks; BROTHER-IN-LAW. John Dougherty, out 12 months, a prisoner 7 years