Source:
Colonial Secretary's Papers. Special Bundles (Ancestry)
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On monthly return of prisoners punished at Newcastle; ran twice, returned from Broken Bay. Sentenced to 75 lashes
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On list of prisoners at Newcastle claiming expiration of sentence.
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Notorious bushranger, escaped from Sydney Gaol
First Name:
Michael (?John)
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On monthly return of prisoners punished at Newcastle
First Name:
Michael and Anne
Source:
Australian Births and Baptisms - Family Search Historical Records
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Baptism of Patrick, son of Michael Ryan and Anne Malone
First Name:
Michael and Mary
Source:
Australian Births and Baptisms - Family Search Historical Records
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Birth of Patrick, son of Michael Ryan and Mary Ahearn
First Name:
Michael and Philip
Source:
Newcastle Cultural Collections - Jack Sullivan
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Read the Headstone of Michael Ryan, Old East Maitland Catholic Cemetery, East Maitland at Newcastle Cultural Collections. http://collections.ncc.nsw.gov.au/keemu/pages/nrm/index.htm
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Marriage of Michael H.D. Ryan to Miss Matilda McNeall, both of West Maitland on 25 March 1853 . Officiating clergy Rev. J.T. Waraker
First Name:
Philip and Michael
Source:
The Voice of the North
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HISTORIC TOMB STONE. The following interesting epitaph appears on a tombstone in the old cemetery near Morpeth: — GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO. Erected by Phillip'Ryan, in memory of his brother Michael Ryan, of .Swan Reach, a native of Thornback, parish of St. Canice's, County Kilkenny, Ireland, who has been circumvented of his just and legal property, prosecuted by wilful and corrupt perjury, returned guilty by an infamous and bigoted jury, for being a sincere patriot and sentenced wrongfully by the laws of the land. Fare you well, dear Brother, for a while. Hoping the Almighty God has received your soul, and on you smile, until His herald summonses me to be for ever blessed with thee. Amen.Died on the 28th of Sepr., 1859. Aged 56 years.
First Name:
Rev. Michael Harrington
Source:
Freemans Journal, Sydney
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HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE PARISH OF HAMILTON. (By the Bishop of Maitland.) Until 1873 the City of Newcastle with the district then forming the parish of Newcastle was under the administration of the Archbishop of Sydney. In that year the first bishop of the then newly established diocese of Maitland, Right Rev. James Murray, took possession of the Newcastle parish. One of the first steps taken by Bishop Murray in the development of this growing district was the establishment of the parochial districts of Hamilton and Burwood (now called Merewether), and the building of churches in both these places. Father Michael Harrington Ryan, the Administrator of St. Mary s, Newcastle, at this time, took a particular interest in Hamilton, and he gave great assistance to Bishop Murray in obtaining the site (purchased from the A. A. Company) and building the school-church. Father Ryan himself donated five hundred pounds towards the Hamilton school-church. A few years afterwards he returned to the Archdiocese, where he died in 1887. Father Ryan was the first priest to take an interest in Hamilton, but he continued to live in New castle.
Surname:
Ryan (alias Burke)
Source:
Convict Indents. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4004]; Microfiche: 633
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Michael Ryan, tried County Waterford August 1808. Sentenced to transportation for life
