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Details for the convict Edmund Moore (1815)

Convict Name:Edmund Moore
Trial Place:Kerry
Trial Date:1814
Sentence:Life
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Arrival Details
Ship:Canada (3)
Arrival Year:1815
 
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Edmund Moore was tried in August 1814 at Co Kerry Ireland for breaking a curfew and was sentenced to Life transportation to New South Wales. He arrived per 'Canada'(3) to Port Jackson 5 August 1815. Edmund was born about 1792 in Co Kerry. He married 10 September 1820 Mary Ann Connolly (1803-1835) daughter of convicts James Connolly (1796 'Marquis of Cornwallis' and Sarah Maloney (1800 'Minerva' and had six children with her. A conditional pardon was issued to him 25 June 1831 (CP No. 1119).
Submitted by Researcher (1957) on 28 January 2018

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