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QUIGLEY, James
(About 1812-) |
QUIGLEY, James
General Notes: James Quigley, along with Ann Quigley and Jane Quigley, arrived in New South Wales, Australia aboard the City of Edinburgh on 14 March 1829 from Leith and Hobart Town. It appears, from later documents, that they were siblings travelling in steerage as free passengers from Britain to Australia to meet their father, Peter Quigley, a transported convict whose sentence was near completion. Their country of origin was Ireland, and it was remarked that they were 'joining friends'. Noted events in his life were: 1. Emigration, 1829, To Australia. James travelled aboard the City of Edinburgh. 2. Arrival: from Leith and Hobart Town, 14 March 1829, To Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. James Quigley arrived aboard the City of Edinburgh, the Master of which was named McKellar. He travelled steerage class. Along with Ann Quigley and Jane Quigley, all of whom were from Ireland, James Quigley was travelling to Australia 'to join his friends'. 3. Gaol Sentence, January 1836, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. James was recorded as aged 24 years when his sentence began. The gaol description and entrance book recorded him as being five feet seven and a quarter inches in height. He was of slender build with a dark complexion. He had black eyes and black hair, with a scar on his left cheek. James married Bridget O'BRIEN 24 January 1831(permission granted). (Bridget O'BRIEN was born about 1810.) Marriage Notes: Register of Convicts' Application to Marry |
1 ancestry.co.uk, New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896.
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