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Catherine Lahy ** (Abt 1813/1817-1857) |
Catherine Lahy **
Cause of her death was Dysentery and debility of constitution from intemperance/ 3 weeks. Other names for Catherine were Cathrine, Katherine Lackey, Lahey, Katherine Lahy and Catherine Leahy. General Notes: Catherine was tried in Waterford City in July 1832, convicted of receiving, and sentenced to 7 years transportation. She arrived in Sydney in 1833 as a convict aboard the Surrey on 9 Mar 1833, having departed Cork on 5 Nov 1832. After the journey of 124 days the contingent of 141 female convicts (1 had presumably died on the way since 142 left Cork) disembarked in Sydney. Noted events in her life were: • She worked as a Housemaid according to her Certificate of Freedom 1 Spe 1839. Catherine married John Anstiss **, son of William Anstiss ** and Sarah Peirson **, on 19 Jul 1852 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. (John Anstiss ** was born circa 1810 in Islington, , Middlesex, England, died on 28 Jul 1900 in 84 Church St, Balmain, , New South Wales, Australia and was buried on 30 Jul 1900 in Section 4, Plot 3314, CofE Cemetery, Rookwood Cemetery, New South Wales, Australia.). The cause of his death was Chronic bronchitis, senile decay/ some years. Marriage Notes: It was a C of E Ceremony. Witnesses were Samuel Jones & Sarah Jones both of Bathurst. |
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