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Transportation
Eleanor Stewart was transported on the Caroline, departing 15th Apr 1833 and arriving 6th Aug 1833 with 122 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
| Primary Source | Irish Convict Database, by Peter Mayberry. |
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Convict Notes
NSW Convict Index. Eleanor Stewart, per Caroline, 1833, Certificate of Freedom, 11 Sep 1840, No 40/1518. Wife of Eugene McCarthy, per Eliza, 1829, (as stated on her CF)
Eleanor Stewart, far stealing a great coat from Jacob Clark, at Armagh, on 6th November ; and also for stealing a basket, and other articles, the property of Jane Morrow, at Newtownhamilton. The prisoner was caught going out of Newtownhamilton by the Police, with a large bundle on her back, which they took from her, and put her into custody, Oa examination, the prosecutor's coat was found in it, and the woman’s basket was left down by the prisoner with the bundle. The coat and basket having been sworn to, the prisoner, in defence, said that she was a dealer in soft goods, and that the bundle in question had been left with her to take care of. The bundle contained shawls, gowns, handkerchiefs, shirts, shifts, flax, pasteboard, & —Guilty. Newry Telegraph, 16 March 1832.
Irish Convict Database, by Peter Mayberry. Eleanor Stewart, alias Stuart, age on arrival, 36, arrived per Caroline, (1833) Tried 1832 at Armagh, 7 years, for stealing clothes. DOB, 1797, native place, Down Co, Widow, 4 children. Protestant. Trade, Laundry maid all work country.