Notes
Note N1255
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1822 Feb 6 - On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta"
(Reel 6008; 4/3504A p.403)
Notes
Note N1256
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1825 Feb 23 - On list of convicts transported to Port Macquarie per "Amity" (Reel
6019; 4/3864 pp.506-7)
Notes
Note N1257
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V1829301 127/1829 - DINGLE, JAMES - CREDON, ANN - LD
V1829306 127/1829 - DINGLE, JAMES - CREDON, ANN - LD
V1829307 128/1829 - DINGLE, JAMES - CREDON, ANN - LD
LD = Roman Catholic - Sydney, St Mary's
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http://srwww.records.nsw.gov.au/indexsearch/searchhits.aspx?table=Conv ict%20Index&ID=65&query=James%20Dingle&frm=0
Convict Index
Surname Firstname Alias Vessel Year No Date RecordType Citation Remark s
DINGLE James Dorothy 1820 041/5886 23 Dec 1826 Certificate of Freedom [4/4424; Reel 602]
http://srwww.records.nsw.gov.au/indexsearch/searchhits_nocopy.aspx?tab le=Criminal%20Jurisdiction&ID=57&query=James%20Dingle&frm=0
Criminal Jurisdiction
NamesOffenceDateCopyCitationPage(s)Citation 2RemarksRecord Type
James DingleAccessory before the fact10 Jun 1831 13477 [T32] 31/88 880 [T149] 47 Appendix H: Prisoners tried before the Supreme Court, 1831
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Irish Convicts to New South Wales
1788-1849
Surname First Name Age Reb Ship Tried Trial Place Term DOB Native Place Crime Marital Status Trade or Calling Remarks Died Death Place
Dingle James 21 Dorothy (1820) 1819 Dublin Co 7 1799 Dublin Shoemaker
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http://colsec.records.nsw.gov.au/indexes/colsec/d/F16c_di-do-03.htm
Colonial Secretary's Papers
DINGLE, James. Per "Dorothy", 1820
1822 Feb 6 - On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta" (Reel 6008; 4/3504A p.403)
1825 Feb 23 - On list of convicts transported to Port Macquarie per "Amity" (Reel 6019; 4/3864 pp.506-7)
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Notes
Note H1258
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1820 - Transportation information
1826 - Certificate of Freedom
1828 - NSW Muster
Notes
Note N1259
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Mary Toole Keefe was originally buried in the Devonshire Street Cemetery - the graves in this cemetery were moved and this cemetery Site is now Central Station.
Mary was re-interred at Waverley Roman Catholic Cemetery
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NSW BDM - Births
V18422453 61/1842 KEEFE MAURICE THOMAS MARY
272/1857 KEEFE ADAM THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
1650/1858 KEEFE WILLIAM B THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
719/1861 KEEFE MARY THOMAS MARY A M SYDNEY
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NSW BDM - Deaths
941/1875 KEEFE SIDNEY J THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
724/1860 KEEFE ADAM J THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
429/1861 KEEFE THOMAS THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
367/1864 KEEFE AGNES THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
1204/1873 KEEFE GEORGE THOMAS MARY SYDNEY
25725/1950 KEEFE ELIZABETH THOMAS MARY NEWTOWN
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Notes
Note N1260
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NSW BDM - Marriages
V1829313 128/1829 - CORCORAN, EDWARD - TOOLE, SARAH - LD
V1846648 31C/1846 - CADBY, JAMES - TOOLE, SARAH - CA
V1829316 127/1829 - CORCORAN, EDWARD - TOOLE, SARAH - LD
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Edward Corcoran was tried at Kildare and was also a native of that place. His calling was that of Labourer. The Indent does not state his crime. He was tried in 1817 and received 7 years - his Certificate of Freedom should be included in the State Records on-line.
You could also check the 1822, 1823/4/5 Musters and the 1828 NSW Census as he should also be listed in those.
There is also a small mention of him in the Col. Sec. Index
5. Bernard TOOLE (1792-1829) from Down, transported on the Somersetshire for
housebreaking. His wife Sarah HEALY travelled to Botany Bay while Bernard
was in the hulks, and arrived 3 months before him accompanied by their baby
daughter,
6. Edward CORCORAN (1790-1853) Per "Mary",second husband of Sarah Toole,
nee Healy and step-father to her daughters. Ned was witness to all of their
marriages, but died without children of his own.
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Note N1261
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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maddenps/CadbyofAUS. htm
Wil 001
GEORGE CADBY - was a military man who moved around a lot . He fought in a number of campaigns , away from England , while still single .
He served in 71st Regiment of Foot,3rd Garrison Company,14th Regiment of foot, Royal NSW Veteran Corps. Discharged WO 97/1146/60 & WO 97/1203/41.
He married 3 times and died in Birmingham on 20 Dec 1864 .
FIRST MARRIAGE -
was to Catherine McFarlane in Gorbals,Glasgow , 1 Oct 1814 .
Catherine (nee McFarlane) had been previously married (9 Dec 1808)
to Robert McFarlane and had a son , Robert , bapt 18 Nov 1810.
She was a widow , and it would be a fair bet that her husband was
a military man who had served with George Cadby .
They had 4 children -
James - bapt 11 Jun 1815 at Chatham , Kent .
Mary - bapt ?
Elizabeth - bapt 14 May 1819 at St Olave,Bermonsey,London.
Ann - bapt ?
The family travelled to Sydney , NSW , Australia aboard the
"John Barry" , which sailed from Portsmouth on 8 Mar 1826 ,
arriving 8 July , 1826 .
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