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Voyage
Transportation
Patrick Shannon was transported on the Lady Mcnaughten, departing 23rd Jun 1835 and arriving 30th Oct 1835 with 44 passengers.
558 Ton vessel. Commander: George Hustwick Surgeon: George Ellery Farman
Lady Mcnaughten (generic)References
| Primary Source | http://members.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/convicts.htm Convict Indents various; SRNSW ref: 1829 Vol. 4/4014 & 4/4015; 1830 to 1835 Vols. 4/4024 & X633 to X637; 1836 to 1842 Vols. X638 to X642A; 1849 Vol. 4/4526.; List number: 35-2516, Book entry number: 136. 1837 convict muster |
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Convict Notes
1837 Dec Patrick Shannon, Aged: 18; Arrived per ship Lady McNaughton, 1833; Residence: Yass, NSW Assigned to F Lawless.
Born at Dublin [DUB IRL]; Employment: Parchment makers boy; Previous convictions: 6 months, 3 months; Height in feet & inches: 5 4.5; Complexion: Ruddy; Hair: Light; Eyes: Hazel grey; Licence Number: TL 40/1648; CF 43/2068; Marks or Scars: Yes [including] IHS, inside lower right arm, PS inside lower left arm
Patrick Shannon, was listed as 18 years old on arrival in NSW. Occupation: Parchment maker's boy. Native Place: Dublin. Patrick was 5'4½" tall, ruddy complexion, light hair, hazel grey eyes, IHS inside lower right arm, PS and fish inside lower left arm, single, illiterate. 1840: TOL Yass 30/11/1843: COF 3/9/1853: Married Ann Boyle at Yass, NSW., they had 8 children. (Ann Boyle arrived as an assisted immigrant per the 'Thomas Arbuthnot' in 1850). Ann died in 1871 at Yass, NSW. 1/11/1903: Patrick died at Yass River, NSW, aged 86. 12/11/1903 Catholic Press, NSW: Mr. Patrick Shannon, Yass River. On Sunday night, November 1, after a lingering illness that extended over some years, Mr. Patrick Shannon died at his residence on the Yass River, at the age of 86 years. The deceased gentleman came from Ireland about 65 years ago, and during the digging days he made a considerable amount of money on Bendigo and Turon fields. Subsequently, Mr. Shannon was one of the best known carriers on the roads between Sydney and the fields. Forty years or more ago he settled on the present farm at Yass River, and actively worked it until about eight years ago, when he was compelled to rest, and the farm was carried on by his two sons. A grown up family of five sons and three daughters survive him. Mrs. Ellen Sexton, Mrs. T. Rooney, Miss Shannon and Messrs. Peter and John Shannon reside in the district. The funeral was largely attended. R.I.P.