Patrick Mcnally
Summary
Transportation
Built 1841 at the Isle of Man. Wood barque of 465 Tons. 1844 - Voyage. 164 male prisoners 1849 - VOYAGE; Embarked; 150 female convicts. 7 died on board. Children. 27 children embarked. 3 died on board and 2 born on board
References
| Primary Source | Tasmanian Archives - convicts http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON33-1-58,178,109,L,80 |
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Convict Notes
Patrick was convicted at Louth on 11/07/1843 for stealing a watch. 15yr transportation sentence to Van Diemens Land, on the 'Cadet' 1844.
Ship Surgeon's Report: Good Father: Charles Brother: James Sisters: Mary & Ann Native Place: Drogeda, Ireland. Married, 1 child; Roman Catholic; plasterer; can read & write; 5'6 1/2"; fair complexion; lt brown hair; grey eyes; 22yrs of age. Van Diemens Land: Station Gang: Jerusalem, VDL. 21mths. Emerged from Gang 19/09/1846. Numerous records of misconduct, mostly drunk & disorderly. Ticket of Leave 24/11/1851 Ticket of Leave revoked 17/04/1855 Ticket of Leave reinstated 23/10/1855 Ticket of Leave revoked 23/09/1856 Ticket of Leave reinstated 23/11/1856 Conditional Pardon 24/03/1857
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Revisions
| Contributor | Date | Changes |
|---|---|---|
Carol Axton-Thompson | 27th Mar 2023 | source |
Carol Axton-Thompson | 27th Mar 2023 | convicted at, term 15 years, voyage, source, firstname, surname, alias1, alias2, alias3, alias4, date of birth 1821, date of death 0000, gender, occupation, crime |