Summary
Personal Information
Voyage
Transportation
Sarah Tully was transported on the Pyramus, departing 20th Aug 1836 and arriving 14th Dec 1836 with 120 passengers.
Pyramus (generic)References
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Convict Notes
Belfast Quarter Sessions. John Clarke and Sarah Tully, for stealing two pieces of calico, the property of James M'Conkey and others, at Belfast, on 2d Nov - Both guilty; John Clarke six months hard labour; Sarah Tully, an old offender, to be transported seven years. Belfast Newsletter, 12 Jan 1836.
Convicts. The under-named convicts passed through Belfast on Monday from Carrickfergus gaol, on their route for the hulk at Kingstown gaol, and the females for Cork ; they were all clean, in good spirits, and neatly dressed: —... —Transported for seven years :— Eliza Gaffney, Susan Thompson, Sarah Tully, Mary Anne M'Cann, Mary Anne Donaldson, Jane Jennings, Mary Reid, Elizabeth Tully. Belfast Commercial Chronicle, 1 June 1836.
Sarah is my 2nd Great Grandmother
Sarahwwas convicted on 06/01/1836. Sarah's younger sister Eliza was also convicted and transported on the same ship.