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Edward Quin was transported on the Anne (Luz St. Anna), departing 26th Jun 1800 and arriving 21st Feb 1801 with 9 passengers.
Registered at London, England 1799. Voyage departed Cork, Ireland 26 June 1800. Sailed via Rio de Janeiro. Mutiny on board 29 July. Arrived New South Wales, Australia 21 Feb 1801. (Passenger list currently being recorded - as yet not complete.)
Anne (Luz St. Anna) (generic)References
| Primary Source | Mayberry, Peter; Irish Convicts to NSW 1788-1849. Baxter, Carol; Musters of New South Wales: 1811 and 1814. |
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Edward (Quin) seems to be the same person as Edward (Quinn ANNE 1801) on this Website.
Edward Quin was an Irish Rebel and was probably transported for insurrection. He was tried at Waterford in June 1800. In the colony, Edward married Sarah Field (Convict, 1803, "Experiment"). They married April 1805 at Sydney. 1806 Muster:... [Ref A3613 page 87] Edward Quin, Anne, Constable, 30 acres. [Ref B0326 page 132] Edward Quinn, 30 acres, all pastured, 6 hogs, 6 bushels wheat, 2 bushels barley, not victualed, wife not victualed. [Ref A1585 page 41] Sarah Field, Experiment, P.TL, with Edward Quin. and in the ‘Marsden’ Women’s muster which was also listed.. [Ref C0435 page 132] Sarah Field, Experiment, Married, NSW, no children listed. By 1814, things had further improved.. [Ref 4358 page 98] Edward Quin, Anne, Off Stores, Deputy Provost Marshall. Edward died in 1820, he and Sarah appear to have had no children.