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Ellen White was transported on the Arabian, departing 22nd Nov 1846 and arriving 25th Feb 1847 with 152 passengers.
391 ton Barque. Built Liverpool. The Barque Arabian, under the command of Captain Robertson, left Kingstown, Dublin, 22 November, 1846, with 150 female convicts and 37 children on board. One woman and 7 children died on the voyage. At least 2 children were born during the voyage. The Surgeon Superintendent was Dr Wylie, R.N. and the Matron, Mrs Evans. The Arabian arrived at Hobart Town, February 25 1847.
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| Primary Source | Tasmanian Records |
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Convict Notes




Ellen White, an old offender, robbery of a quilt from Bridget Sullivan.—To be transported for 7 years. Limerick Chronicle, 8 July 1846.




The following convicts, under sentence of transportation, were forwarded this morning from the county gaol to Dublin, for transportation to Van Diemen's Land: Judith Meany, larceny, 7 years ; Anne Tuohy and Anne Mahony, arson, 15 years each. City convicts, under rule of 7 years each Mary Kenny, Mary Long, and Ellen White. Winifred M'Namara, from Ennis gaol for larceny, 7 years, was transmitted with the above, and all under escort of a Police force from this city. Limerick Chronicle, 26 Sep 1846.




Arabian Indent https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON15-1-4$init=CON15-1-4P82 and https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON15-1-4$init=CON15-1-4P83 No 685. Ellen White, age 22, House maid, Tried at Limerick City, 4 July 1846, 7 years. Native place, Limerick. Single, catholic, can neither read nor write. Relations: Father, William. Brothers John, James, Morris, at N.P. Offence: Stealing a quilt, property of Sullivan in the city of Limerick. For a candle stick, 3 months. --------------------------------------------------------------- City Sessions. ... Ellen White, larceny of quilt from Bridget Sullivan ; ... to each be transported for seven years. Limerick Reporter, 7 July 1846.