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Daniel Murphy was transported on the Caroline, departing 31st May 1827 and arriving 20th Feb 1828 with 7 passengers.
Departed Cove with 120 females from Cork and the surrounding various gaols - also on board were 56 free settlers along with their women and children. wed april 3 1833 .
Caroline (generic)References
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Daniel Murphy, age 26, born 1802, native of Cork. Tried at Bengal, India in 1827, crime - rape and murder. Widower with 1 child. Ship Caroline, 1828. Soldier and servant on farm. Daniel Murphy was sent on the Caroline to New South Wales, from Calcutta. The ship stopped at Hobart, and the prisoners were then sent to Sydney on the Calista. Shipping Intelligence. On Monday arrived, from London, whence she sailed on the 1st of November, via Hobart Town on the 6th of April, the ship Calista, Captain Hawkins, with merchandize, and 100 Saxon, and 260 Derwent sheep. Passengers, Captain Bunster, and Messrs J. Andrews, J. J. Daker, D. Burn, C. Sladden, F. Watkins, and F. Anley, Mrs. Ridge, 2 children, and servant, with 4 steerage passengers. The Calista also brings 8 prisoners, who arrived at Hobart Town on the Caroline, from Calcutta. Sydney Gazette, 16 Apr 1828. Ticket of Leave County of Bathurst, Bathurst. Murphy Daniel, Caroline and Calista. Sydney Advertiser 31 May 1836. Conditional Pardons uncollected in Office: Murphy Daniel, Caroline and Calista, 1828. (p3) Sydney Morning Herald 22 Jun 1850.