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Transportation
Thomas Toole was transported on the Hive, departing 24th Aug 1835 and arriving 10th Dec 1835 with 52 passengers.
Hive (generic)References
| Primary Source | STate Records of NSW, Indents fo Convict Ships, 'Hive" 1835 / Freemans Journal (Ireland), Saturday 20 June 1835, p.3 |
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Convict Notes
Thomas Toole, aged 34, arrived at Sydney on the “Hive” convict ship in December 1835 with a seven year sentence of transportation after being tried at the Dublin Commission for burglary and felony. He was assigned to “Invermein” (now Scone) in the Upper Hunter, got a Ticket of Leave for that area in 1840 and a Conditional Pardon in 1842. Freemans Journal (Ireland), Saturday 20 June 1835, p.3 The Commission of Oyer and Terminer at Green Street, Dublin: "The following is a list of the cases on the city calendar for trial at the present commission: … Joseph Twible [sic], bigamy …Thomas Toole, burglary and felony" From the INDENT of the "HIVE": Thomas Toole, per Hive 2, at Sydney; 24 Dec 1835; Convict; Aged: 34 years, can read and write, Roman Catholic, Married with five children – 3 sons and 2 daughters, Born at County Kildare, Gamekeeper and stockman; Crime: stolen goods; Tried at Dublin, 20 June 1835; Sentence:7 years; Previous convictions: None; Height: 5ft 8 &1/2 inches; Complexion: ruddy, freckled and pock-pitted; Hair: Sandy; Eyes: hazel. 1837 Muster: Thomas Toole, Aged: 34; Arrived per ship Hive 1836; Residence: Invermein, Assigned to M Corey 1840: Ticket of Leave Number: 40/0350 Year: 1840; Allowed to remain in the District of Invermein 1842 Cond Pardon Thomas Toole, Arrived per Hive 1835; Licence Number: 42/1322; Dated 1 Aug 1842;