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Item: 129289

Surname: Foy

First Name: John

Ship: Isabella 1823

Date: 1824 12 March

Place: Newcastle district

Source: Archives Office of NSW. Colonial Secretary: Misc records (4/4570D)pp1-88

Details: On list of assigned convicts who are not mechanics. Assigned to George Cobb

 

Item: 194563

Surname: Foy

First Name: John

Ship: Isabella 1823

Date: 19 December 1823

Place: Sydney Cove

Source: Convict Indents. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4009A]; Microfiche: 653

Details: John Foy. No details recorded. May have been sent to the hospital on arrival

 

Item: 51634

Surname: Foy

First Name: John

Ship: Mangles 1826

Date: 1828

Place: Vineyard Cottage, Patterson's Plains

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Aged 28. Labourer assigned to E.G. Cory

 

Item: 168202

Surname: Foy

First Name: John

Ship: Mangles 1826

Date: 1826

Place: -

Source: Bound manuscript indents, 1788-1842; Item: [4/4011]; Microfiche: 660.

Details: Age 27. Labourer and shepherd from Westmeath. Tried in Dublin 1 February 1825 and sentenced to 7 years transportation for stealing. Assigned to Samuel Orphen at Hunter River on arrival

 

Item: 199894

Surname: Foyers

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 19 April 1870

Place: Singleton

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Probably one of the oldest of England s veterans is at present an inmate in the Singleton Benevolent Asylum, in the person of John Foyers, who has now attained the patriarchal age of eighty five years. The old soldier, who is in receipt of a pension of a shilling a day, and which he has made over to the institution, has been inmate of the Asylum for several years, and is a great favourite with the manager, owing to the propriety of his conduct. He has no other ailment save that of old age, and he may frequently be seen toddling about the town, or in the garden of the asylum, surrounded by a group of listeners, as the old man shoulders his crutch and shows how fields were won, for he was one of that glorious army who chased the French from Spain, and tore the eagles from their standards on the heights North of Scotland, and enlisted, when a mere boy, in the Scots Fusilier Guards, in which regiment he remained until he retired from the service. He bears the marks of Gallio wrath, however, in the shape of two wounds one received at Vittoria, and the other at Waterloo

 

Item: 57702

Surname: Gilfoyle

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 1849 29 August

Place: from Paterson

Source: MM

Details: Employed by Charles Boydell. Died at Maitland race course

 

Item: 82119

Surname: Kilfoil (Kilfoyle)

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 1851 26 February

Place: Maitland

Source: MM

Details: Charged Henry Brown with assault. Case dismissed

 

Item: 82695

Surname: Kilfoil (Kilfoyle)

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 1851 29 March

Place: Maitland

Source: MM

Details: Charged under the Tenements Act by Thomas Lindsay, agent for James Mitchell. Occupying a farm that was sold by Mitchell to Mr. McCurdy. Case dismissed by the bench

 

Item: 58909

Surname: Kilfoyle

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 1849 10 October

Place: Stoney Creek

Source: MM

Details: George Ward's horse 'Honest Tom' advertised to stand at Kilfoyle's Stoney Creek

 

Item: 73610

Surname: Kilfoyle

First Name: John

Ship: -

Date: 1850 27 March

Place: late of New England

Source: MM

Details: Notice to Creditors of the deceased John Kilfoyle

 

Item: 109911

Surname: Kilfoyle

First Name: John

Ship: Earl Grey 1836

Date: 1842 25 January

Place: Paterson

Source: SG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

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