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Item: 104467

Surname: Connolly (Connelly)

First Name: Patrick

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1836 April

Place: Newcastle

Source: Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Page 62

Details: Marriage of Patrick Connolly aged 36 and Mary Sweeney (free emigrant) aged 26. Witnesses John and Margaret Cahill

 

Item: 86389

Surname: Crean

First Name: Richard

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1833 July (Burial date)

Place: Maitland

Source: CDR

Details: Free

 

Item: 45775

Surname: Crean (Crane)

First Name: Richard

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1828

Place: Wallis Plains

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Aged 24. Sawyer

 

Item: 37475

Surname: Crean (Crane) (Crayon)

First Name: Richard

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1825 March

Place: Newcastle

Source: Colonial Secretary s Papers. Monthly Return of Corporal Punishments inflicted at Newcastle

Details: Assigned to Dr. James Bowman. Sentenced to 50 lashes for misconduct as a shepherd and watchman

 

Item: 105147

Surname: Curran

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1836 February

Place: Newcastle

Source: Register Book of Christ Church (Cathedral) Newcastle. Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1826 to May 1837

Details: Free Pauper. Died at Newcastle hospital aged 37. Burial

 

Item: 105152

Surname: Curran

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1837 February

Place: Newcastle

Source: Register Book of Christ Church (Cathedral) Newcastle. Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1826 to May 1837. p 23

Details: Free Pauper. Died at Newcastle hospital aged 37. Burial

 

Item: 38750

Surname: Dingle

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1822 6 February

Place: Newcastle

Source: CSI

Details: On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per 'Elizabeth Henrietta'

 

Item: 48119

Surname: Farrell

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1828

Place: Windermere

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Aged 27. Labourer employed by T.W. M. Winder

 

Item: 109494

Surname: Fay

First Name: Valentine

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1837

Place: Newcastle

Source: GRC

Details: Aged 29. Assigned to the gaol at Newcastle

 

Item: 175738

Surname: Fay

First Name: Valentine

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 5 November 1836

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: Newcastle Gaol Entrance Book. State Archives NSW; Roll: 136

Details: Plaisterer from Dublin. Admitted to Newcastle gaol. Forwarded to Sydney for identification.

 

Item: 177788

Surname: Fay

First Name: Valentine

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 9 July 1836

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: Newcastle Gaol Entrance Book. State Archives NSW; Roll: 136

Details: Plasterer from Dublin. Admitted to Newcastle gaol from Maitland. Acquitted on a charge of robbery

 

Item: 196442

Surname: Fay

First Name: Valentine

Ship: Dorothy 1820 (came free)

Date: 13 October 1828

Place: Sydney Gaol

Source: Sydney Gaol Entrance Books

Details: Valentine Fay, free, admitted to Sydney Gaol on a charge of fraud. Allowed bail

 

Item: 41744

Surname: Fleming

First Name: Edward

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1821 7 November

Place: Newcastle

Source: CSI

Details: On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per 'Sally'

 

Item: 41745

Surname: Fleming

First Name: Edward

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 30 April 1825

Place: Newcastle

Source: SR NSW Main series of letters received, 1788-1825. Series 897, Reels 6041-6064, 6071-6072

Details: Edward Fleming and Charles Fagan assigned to Government service. Sentenced by the Commandant to 25 lashes for theft from a fellow prisoner

 

Item: 41746

Surname: Fleming

First Name: Edward

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1825 26 December

Place: Newcastle

Source: CSI

Details: Deposition re murder of William Finnegan at Newcastle

 

Item: 181125

Surname: Fleming

First Name: Edward

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 18 March 1825

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825 (Ancestry)

Details: Hymy Franks, Edward Fleming and Thomas Hayes charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The Chief Constable states....the prisoners were given in charge to me Isaac Elliott. They appeared to be intoxicated. Fleming is a very troublesome character.....Isaac Elliott states....Yesterday I saw Franks throw a large stone at my dog in the yard. It missed the dog but struck my wife on the knee and cut her severely. I seized Franks and in the scuffle, I may have torn his clothes. Hayes interfered and attempted to rescue Franks. Fleming rushed into my house during the disturbance and carried off the stone. The prisoners admit the correctness of Mr. Elliotts statement. Hymy Franks sentenced to 14 days in the gaol gang. Edward Fleming sentenced to 14 days in the gaol gang. Thomas Hayes sentenced to 7 days in the gaol gang.

 

Item: 77836

Surname: Gordon (Leach)

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Dorothy 1820; Fortune 1813

Date: 1820 30 December

Place: -

Source: SG

Details: On list of prisoners who escaped from the colony in an open boat on the night of the 25th or early on the morning of the 26th December.Aged 44; seaman; native of Dumfries; 5' 9in Sallow complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, Ran from the Richmond road party. Was previously in the colony in the name of Thomas Leach

 

Item: 77837

Surname: Gordon (Leach)

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Dorothy 1820; Fortune 1813

Date: 1820 30 December

Place: Newcastle

Source: SG

Details: Absconded from Newcastle in a boat

 

Item: 196443

Surname: Greylish

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1820

Place: -

Source: Convict Indents. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4007]; Microfiche: 644

Details: James Greylish age 23. Labourer from Galway. Tried at Galway Lent 1820. Sentenced to transportation for life. Thomas Greylish age 34 from Galway transported on the same ship

 

Item: 43183

Surname: Greylish (Gouldritch)

First Name: James

Ship: Dorothy 1820

Date: 1821 14 March

Place: Newcastle

Source: CSI

Details: On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per Elizabeth Henrietta

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