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William Cain assigned servant
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Joseph Alden assigned servant
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County Northumberland
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James Miller per 'Canada' re assigned from John Earl to Catherine Sheridan
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Situated at Maitland bounded by the road running through Maitland; on the East by land belonging to Elliott; on the South by land of Mr. Coxen; on the South by land owned by Mitchell
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Edward Sparke s claim to 5 acres of land promised to Catherine Sheridan
Source:
Accounts and Papers Thirteen Volumes
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Application for 3 convicts
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Supreme Court - Sparke v. Weller. This case came on for argument on a demurer to a bill filed by the plaintiff under the following circumstances - A woman named Catherine Sheridan was possessed of about fifty acres of land at Maitland, nine acres of which she sold in October 1827 to Mr. Timothy Nowlan. who took possession of it, but it being subsequently discovered that the conveyance was informal, a fresh conveyance was drawn up, and executed, on the 8th August 1830, and in the consideration of 180 pounds, Nowlan sold the land to Mr. Sparke. In May 1830, Sheridan sold the whole fifty acres to one James Connolly, without taking notice of her having sold a portion of it to Nowlan. On Sept. 3rd 1830 Connolly mortaged the land to Mr. Weller for 150 pounds giving him a warrant of attorney to sell the land in the mortgage was not redeemed by a certain day. Default having been made, judgment was entered on a certain day and a levy was made by the plaintiff on that portion of the land which was then in possession of Catherine Sheridan - who, notwithstanding the sale to Connolly still remained in possession. The land, was purchased by Weller, the mortgagee for 160 pounds. Sheridan not giving up possession, an action was commenced against her and she was ejected in 1832. Nothing was said to Mr. sparke who remained in possession of the nine acres, until 1834, when Weller put in a claim before the Commissioners for the whole fifty acres and was opposed by Mr. Sparke..........The Court declined giving any decision until the following Friday
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Newcastle district
Source:
Newcastle (Hunter River) Population Book, 1824 - Ancestry
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Thomas Givney per Archduke Charles assigned servant
Source:
Maitland Burial Register
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Catherine Sheridan, free, settler at Maitland, died aged 57. Buried 8 September 1832
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Francis and Eliza 1815....
Source:
NRS 937. Copies of letters sent within the colony. Ancestry
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Marriage of Kerry Lyne per Archduke Charles to Catherine Sheridan, free. Minister Rev. G.A. Middleton
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Francis and Eliza 1815.....
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Four female prisoners sentenced to two years at Newcastle penal settlement and transferred there on the Lady Nelson - Julia Brian per Francis and Eliza, Ann Hubbard per Wandstead, Mary Hathway per Northampton and Catherine Sheridan per Francis and Eliza
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Francis and Eliza 1815.....
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On account of maize due from settlers on banks of the Hunter River to the Govt. at Newcastle
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Francis and Eliza 1815.....
Source:
AO NSW Convict Indent Fiche No. 635
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Native of Westmeath.Tried September 1814 in Dublin. Servant aged 42. Sallow complexion, black hair, hazel eyes.
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Francis and Eliza 1815.....
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Absconded from the Female Factory at Parramatta
Ship:
Francis and Eliza 1815.....
Source:
Ancestry.com. New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia Convict Musters. Class: HO 10, Piece: 20
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Landholder near Newcastle
