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Journals of the Irish House of Commons
LISTS OF CONVICTS AND VAGABONDS
I Humbly certify that the foregoing is an exact abstract of all
the presentments made by the grand-juries at the several Sessions
held for the County of the City of Dublin, commencing midsummer
Sessions, 1737, to this Time, for transporting felons and
vagabonds pursuant to the statute. Dated this twenty-fifth day
of November, 1743.
Henry Gonne Clerk Peace County City Dublin.
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation at the general Quarter-sessions of the peace,
held for the County of Dublin, for these seven years last past.
Sessions
January, 1741 John Mc. Gwire |
Hester Mc. Gwire |
Jane Mc. Gwire |
April Sessions, 1742 Thomas Murphy |
Catherine Byrne |
Judith Freeman |
otherwise Byrne, and | Ordered to be
Mary Anderson > transported
October Sessions, 1742 David Lawler |
William Flin, otherwise|
Leathercap |
January Sessions, 1742 Thomas Moran |
October Sessions, 1743 Patrick Purcel |
Joan Barefoot |
Thomas Green, Dep. Clerk Peace for the County of Dublin.
A List of all convicted felons and vagabonds who have been
ordered for transportation for seven years last past in the several
Counties of Meath, County of the town of Drogheda, and County of Lowth
[Louth?] in the North East circuit of Ulster and province of
Leinster.
County of Meath.
Dates of Assizes Persons ordered For what crimes Money present-
for ed for that
transportation purpose
#PAGE 2
22d March 1736-7 l. s. d.
25th July 1737 40 0 0
10th April 1738 Michael Kelly Grand Larceny >
Patrick Smyth Like > 26 0 0
24th July 1738 Honorah Kennedy Vagabond 18 0 0
22nd March 1758 Patrick Moran Grand Larceny
[1738?] Michael Cavenagh Grand Larceny
7th September 1739 12 0 0
16th April 1740 Thomas Magauran Vagabond
John Kelly Like
Mary Byrne Petty Larceny
6th August 1740 Owen Byrne Vagabond >
Christopher Dowd Like > 18 0 0
8th April 1741 James Mc. Cabe Like
James Carroll Grand Larceny
Thomas Carroll Like
Matthew Mooney Vagabond
Owen Meenagh Like
James Daly Grand Larceny
Robert Ball Like
Francis Kelly Vagabond
Patrick Mc. Mahan Forging a bond
8th July 1741 Bryan Mc. Cabe Vagabond |
Matthew Dudley Petty larceny |
John Caulon Vagabond > 91 2 9
John Connor Like |
John Bannon Grand Larceny
28th April 1742 James Caullan Like |
George Smyth Vagabond |
Henry Shaffrey Grand Larceny |
Richard Swords Like |
Daniel Garvin Petty Larceny |
James Rogers Grand Larceny > 24 0 0
Thomas Russell Like |
Michael Cunningham Like |
Owen Mc. Guire Vagabond |
Patrick Mechan Grand Larceny |
Patrick Macken Like |
26th July 1742 Patrick Heyland Vagabond
Thomas Williams Petty Larceny
Patrick Mc. Bryan Like
11th April 1742 Nicholas Hamill Grand Larceny |
Bridget Reilly Vagabond |
Matthew Murtagh Grand Larceny > 96 0 0
8th July 1741 Bryan Mc. Cabe Vagabond |
|
#PAGE 3
Matthew Dudley Petty larceny |
John Caulon Vagabond > 91 2 9
John Connor Like |
John Bannon Grand Larceny
28th April 1742 James Caullan Like |
George Smyth Vagabond |
Henry Shaffrey Grand Larceny |
Richard Swords Like |
Daniel Garvin Petty Larceny |
James Rogers Grand Larceny > 24 0 0
Thomas Russell Like |
Michael Cunningham Like |
Owen Mc. Guire Vagabond |
Patrick Mechan Grand Larceny |
Patrick Macken Like |
26th July 1742 Patrick Heyland Vagabond
Thomas Williams Petty Larceny
Patrick Mc. Bryan Like
11th April 1742 Nicholas Hamill Grand Larceny |
Bridget Reilly Vagabond |
Matthew Murtagh Grand Larceny > 96 0 013th March 1737
28th July 1738 Patrick Reilly Grand Larceny |
Dominick Flynn Vagabond |
20th April 1739 Thomas Boden Like |
13th August 1739 Patrick Kelly Like > 10 0 0
20th March 1739 Michael Tyrrell Like |
11th August 1740 William Morgan Like |
11th March 1740 Ellenor Kavanagh Like |
John Rafferty Grand Larceny 15 0 0
13th July 1741
29th March 1742 Dennis Lynagh Like 5 0 0
Michael Mc. Cullagh Vagabond
Andrew Tallon Grand Larceny
30th July 1742 Edward Clinton Vagabond
John Carton younger Like
16th March 1742
5th August 1743 Thomas Hern Grand Larceny
James Fitz-Symons Vagabond
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40 0 0
County Lowth [Louth?]
20th April 1737 4 3 0
19th August 1737 Mary Reilly Vagabond
James Mathews Like >
Ever Mathews Like > 15 4 6
#PAGE 4
14th March 1737 Owen Boyle Like
29th July 1738 Bryan Downey Petty Larceny
Edward Mc. Cullam Vagabond
Robert Phillips Like
17th April 1739 John Mc. Donnell Like
Arthur Mc. Garrety Like
14th August 1739 James Mc. Cabe Like
21st March 1739 Margaret Johnston Grand Larceny |
Patrick Fedigan Vagabond > 20 0 0
Patrick Mohan Grand Larceny |
12th August 1740 Owen Callaghan Vagabond 0 15 0
12th March 1740 James Murphy Like
James Mc. Ardle Like
14th July 1741 James Gallagher Like |
Hugh White Like > 10 0 0
William Hill Grand Larceny |
30th March 1742 Patrick Carragher Like
Patrick English Vagabond |
2nd August 1742 John Bray Like |
Patrick Sharkey Like |
Francis Ohear Like > 15 0 0
James Stewart Like |
Edward Riccard Like |
17th March 1742 17 5 5
6th August 1743 John Mc. Gowran Vagabond
Ellenor Daly Grand Larceny
Thomas Roe Cawlan Vagabond
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96 12 11
I Do hereby certifie [certify?] that in the foregoing sheets are
contained a list of all convict felons and vagabonds who have
been ordered for transportation for these seven years last past,
as also the several sums of money presented for those purposes
in the several Counties of Meath, County of the town of Drogheda,
and County of Lowth [Louth?], in the North-East circuit of Ulster
and province of Leinster. Dated this nineteenth day of November,
1743.
Thomas Kanning deputy Clerk of the Crown.
County of Kildare
A List of all convicted felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation for seven years last past in the several
Counties of Kildare, King's County, Queen's County, County of
Carlow, County of Kilkenny, County of the City of Kilkenny, County
of Wexford, and County of Wicklow in the province of Leinster.
#PAGE 5
transportation that purpose
l. s. d.
21st March 1736-7 Abraham Murphy Vagabond |
John Mechan Like > 22 0 0
Phelim Murphy Like |
5th August 1737 Mary Murphy Like 6 0 0
5th August 1737 Thomas Byrn Like >
Owen Dunn Like > 12 0 0
9th March 1737
31st July 1738 John Finnegan Vagabond
11th April 1739
6th August 1739 John Doyle Like
John Vardin Like
Simon Delahunty Like
James Kelly Petty Larceny
17th March 1739
2nd August 1740 James Quin Vagabond >
David Hardin Like > 18 0 0
9th March 1740 Thomas Potts Vagabond
John Cavanagh Grand Larceny
Edward Roe Vagabond
15th August 1741 Patrick Mulholland Grand Larceny >
Neal Daly Like > 36 0 0
29th March 1742
28th August 1742 Mary Byrn Vagabond |
Owen Slaffery Like |
Edward Dowdall Like > 24 0 0
Patrick Kinshella Like |
14th March 1742 Michael Malone Vagabond
George Fishburn Grand Larceny |
Thomas Bourk Like |
Sarah Ryan Like |
Mary Bourk Like |
Richard Morres Like > 30 0 0
Catherine Muckleroy Like |
James Neal Like |
Theobald Bourk Like |
4th August 1743
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108 0 0
King's-County
25th March 1737 John Frain Vagabond |
John Careless Like > 19 16 0
Patrick Moran Like |
#PAGE 6
15th August 1737 James Rourk Like
14th March 1737 James Rourk Grand Larceny |
John Mc. Daniell Vagabond > 6 0 0
Barthol. Cormick Grand larceny |
7th August 1738 30 0 0
7th April 1739 Thady Mahon Like >
William Fitzgerald Like > 12 0 0
30th July 1739 John Connor Vagabond
Owen Crow Grand Larceny
21st March 1739 6 0 0
9th August 1740
13th March 1740 John Quin Like |
7th August 1741 Thomas Mc. Daniell Like |
Alex. Mc. Daniell Like > 18 0 0
Laughlin Lynan Like |
2nd April 1742
25th August 1742 Nicholas Mihin Grand Larceny >
Thomas Goodale Vagabond > 12 0 0
18th March 1742 18 0 0
27th July 1743 Laurence Hand Grand Larceny 6 0 0
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127 16 0
Queen's County
29th March 1737
10th August 1737 Patrick Cashan Grand Larceny
17th March 1737 William Kelly Like
3rd August 1738 James Cantwell Vagabond >
John Fitzgerald Like > 20 0 0
2nd April 1739 Catherine Connor Like |
William Ellord Perjury |
Andrew Morrin Grand Larceny > 20 0 0
Grizel Delany Like |
2nd August 1739 John Lawler Vagabond |
Daniel Kelly Grand Larceny > 40 5 7
Mary Foran Like |
25th March 1740 Charles Delany Like 18 0 0
6th August 1740 John Long Vagabond 12 0 0
7th Nov 1740 Com. Henry Neal Grand Larceny
of Oyer and
Terminer Philip Fitzgerald Like
#PAGE 7
17th March 1740 Patrick Grandy Like
Thomas Horahan Like
4th August 1741 James Bourke Vagabond
Thomas Horahan Like
Paul Dunn Like
Michael Donohoe Like
6th April 1742 Bryan Connor Vagabond |
Darby Kelly Grand Larceny > 75 4 6
Patrick King Like |
21st August 1742 John Conran
William Doogan
Patrick Grace
Michael Hogan
Roger Carney | These and the fore-|
William Delany| going four all con-|
Thomas Goodwin> victed of felony of>56 0 0
John Sherlock | death but pardoned |
| by the government |
| for transportation |
22nd March 1742 Patrick Moore Grand Larceny
Roger Gormill Vagabond
Joan Butler Grand Larceny
Dennis Ryan Like
30th July 1743 Thady Champion Like >
Edmond Conrahy Vagabond > 26 0 0
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267 10 1
County of Carlow
4th April 1737
2nd August 1737 Bryan Donald Vagabond
Dennis Brennan Like 12 0 0
23rd March 1737 Daniel Bourk Like
27th July 1738
29th March 1739 6 0 0
9th August 1739 Michael Corran Like
James Corran Like
Patrick Synnott Like
Thomas Reddy Like
Edm. Reddy Like
29th March 1740 Edm. Mc. Cabe Like
30th July 1740 Roger Farrell Like |
John Brack Like > 18 0 0
Thomas Brack Like |
#PAGE 8
23rd March 1740 Thady Clark Like
11th August 1740 Charles Toole Like |
Mich. Martin Like |
James Doyle Like |
Matth. Purcell Like > 6 0 0
Miles King Like |
10th April 1742 Anne Hoey Like |
John Nowlan Like |
Bryan Doran Like 42 0 0
Dennis Boyle Like
James Walsh Like 24 0 0
John Kealy Like
Will. Lynchy Like
Edm. Mc. Evary Like
10th April 1742 Peter Fitzpatrick Vagabond
Terence Reilly Like
Tho. Fleming Like |
18th August 1742 Darby Foley Like |
Charles Toole Like > 72 0 0
Mary Byrne Like |
26th March 1743
8th August 1743 Edmond Cavanagh Grand Larceny 20 0 0
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192 0 0
County of Kilkenny
7th April 1737
28th July 1737
27th March 1738 Darby Ryan Vagabond
Walter Butler Like
John Reddy Like
James Doran Like
22nd July 1738 Patrick Kelly Like |
Andrew Dargan Like |
Bryan Mc. Guire Like |
Dennis Ryan Like > 42 0 0
John Delany Like |
Michael Kelly Like |
Patrick Walsh Like |
22nd March 1738 Pierce Purcell Like |
James Butler Like |
Patrick Corkran Like > 6 0 0
Wm. Donohoe Like |
#PAGE 9
11th August 1739 Dennis Madden Grand Larceny
John Fitzpatrick Like
Thomas Deerin Like
2nd April 1740 Bryan Hurly Vagabond
Joseph Moran Grand Larceny
24th July 1740 Patrick Magher Vagabond |
Patrick Farrell Like |
Joan Reynard Like > 40 0 0
Pierce Butler Like |
26th March 1741 Michael Roth Grand Larceny
Thady Currin Like
Hugh Bambrick Vagabond
29th July 1741 John Comerford Like
James Comerford Like
Andrew Doyle Like
Michael Mara Grand Larceny
John Broderick Grand Larceny
Patrick Dwyer Like
Robert Nugent Like
Rowland Bourk Vagabond
14th April 1742 Margaret Cavenagh Grand Larceny |
Wm. Conway Vagabond > 66 0 0
Darby Kennedy Grand Larceny |
12th August 1742 Hugh Mc. Daniell Petty Larceny
Thomas Magrath Like
Henry Bowles Vagabond
Richard Fyann Like
30th March 1743 Richard Carroll Grand Larceny |
Patrick Grace Like |
Edmond Bryan Like |
Thomas Keary Vagabond > 28 0 0
Timothy Carthy Like |
Patrick Broder Grand Larceny |
11th August 1743
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182 0 0
County of the City of Kilkenny
7th April 1737
28th July 1737 Mary Morissy Vagabond 6 0 0
27th March 1738
19th July 1738 Tho. Carthy Grand Larceny |
Mary Carthy Like > 15 0 0
Eliz. Lacy Like |
#PAGE 10
22nd March 1738 Tho. Martin Vagabond 5 0 0
Roger Hart Like 5 0 0
11th August 1739
2nd April 1740 Patrick Hosey Grand Larceny 12 0 0
24th July 1740 Bryan Hogan Vagabond
Connors Scanlon Grand Larceny
James Dowling Like
26th March 1741 Gordan Neal Like >
Thady Hefferan Vagabond > 24 0 0
29th July 1741 Patrick Read Grand Larceny 6 0 0
14th April 1742 Patrick Phelan Vagabond 6 0 0
12th August 1742 Edmond Hoban Like 6 0 0
30th March 1743 William Cody Convicted of |
11th August 1743 felony of death|
pardoned for > 6 0 0
transportation |
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96 0 0
County of Wexford
14th April 1737
22nd July 1737 Cornelius Madden Vagabond |
Timothy Mc. Daniell Like > 18 0 0
Patrick Kenny Like |
4th April 1738 William Ingerdall Petty Larceny 32 8 1
15th July 1738 Francis Fitzgerald Grand Larceny
Miles Peake Like
16th March 1738 Miles Darcy Vagabond
John Murray Grand Larceny
Mary Gill Like
Daniel Murphy Like
17th August 1739 David Redmond Like |
Darby Redmond Like |
William Mc. Cull Grand Larceny |
Hannah Murphy Vagabond > 18 0 0
Patrick Barry Like |
William Stewart Like |
10th April 1740 Patrick Palliser Grand Larceny 30 9 4
19th July 1740 Maurice Kelly Vagabond >
Miles Darcy Like > 24 0 0
Edmond Prendergast Grand Larceny
2nd April 1741 Thomas Devereux Petty Larceny |
Peter Hanton Grand Larceny > 30 0 0
James Dunphy Like |
#PAGE 11
23rd July 1741 Isaac Foster Grand Larceny |
George Kelly Like |
James Doyle Like > 18 0 0
Peter Dunn Like |
21st April 1742 Benjamin Shaw Vagabond >
James Fever Like > 12 0 0
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182 17 5
6th August 1742 Twenty persons presented
this assizes and ordered
for transportation, but
all drowned in their
passage from Wexford to
Dublin, therefore no
money presented
7th April 1743 Andrew Fortune Grand Larceny
Murtagh Doyle Vagabond
Laurence Connick Like
17th August 1737 Patrick Mc. Daniell Grand Larceny
James Mc. Daniell Like
County of Wicklow
19th April 1737 Thomas Jackson Vagabond
Terence Byrne Like
William Kenny Like
18th July 1737 18 0 0
10th April 1738 Edmond Boyne Grand Larceny
10th July 1738 James Genarty Vagabond
12th March 1738 John Keoghoe Grand Larceny
Charles Byrne Like
23rd August 1739 12 0 0
14th April 1740 Richard Dunn Grand Larceny 6 0 0
15th July 1740 Michael Fitzharris Vagabond
9th April 1741 Hugh Lacey Like
Patrick Mc. Atee Like
Patrick Durass Like
Edmund Nowlan Like
Morgan Byrne Grand Larceny
George Cullen Like
Daniel Keoghoe Like
17th July 1741 Patrick Mc. Cann Like
Charles Kealy Like
#PAGE 12
Edmund Kennedy Like
Patrick Bourke Like
Owen Mc. Daniell Like
27th April 1742 John Doyle Like |
John Reynolds Vagabond |
Terence Murphy Grand Larceny > 60 0 0
Richard Kerwan Vagabond |
2nd August 1742 Sarah Donelly Petty Larceny
12th April 1743 Margaret Nowlan Grand Larceny |
James Byrne Vagabond |
Michael Doyle Petty Larceny > 72 0 0
Elizabeth Dunn Vagabond |
23rd August 1743 Joan Mc. Namara Like 23 0 0
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191 0 0
I Do hereby certify that in the foregoing sheets are contained
a list of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been
ordered for transportation for these seven years last past, as
also the several sums of money presented for those purposes
in the several counties of Kildare, King's County, Queen's
County, Carlow, Kilkenny, County of the City of Kilkenny, Wexford
and Wicklow, in the Province of Leinster.
Dated this nineteenth day of
November 1743
Thomas Kanning deputy Clerk of the Crown.
County of Westmeath
A List of all convicted felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation for seven years last past in the several Counties
of Westmeath and Longford in the north-west circuit of Ulster and
province of Leinster.
Dates of assizes Persons orderd for For what crime Money pre-
for sented for
transportation that purpose
l. s. d.
14th March 1736-7 18 0 0
26th Sept. 1737 Patrick Prendergast Vagabond
James Donoghoe Like
Daniel Daly Like
James Mulligan Like
James Blunt Like
John Ward Like
Michael Gray Like
William Mulligan Like
#PAGE 13
6th March 1737 James Wheelaghan Like
Cormick Murray Like
1st August 1738 John Connor Like
Peter Carton Like
12th March 1738 Thomas Slevan Like
Connor Mc. Dermott Like
Jane Mathews Grand Larceny
Ellenor Nugent Like
Patrick Mc. Dermott Vagabond
Patrick Flanagan Like
John Mc. Avoy Like
Daniel Mc. Carren Like
13th August 1739 Baldwin Potter Like
Peter Kelly Like
John Harrick Like
George Macken Like
Henry Dalton Like
Michael Keatinge Like
Honor Molloy Like
Ellenor Naughton Like
Margaret Naughton Like
11th March 1739 Alex. Mc. Donnell Grand Larceny
31st July 1740 James Mc. Donnell Grand Larceny
11th March 1740 Ann Kean Like
5th August 1741 Francis Cassedy Vagabond
Henry Dalton Like
Dennis Heyland Like
Patrick Nary Like
James Dungan Like
John Kelly Like
5th August 1741 Dennis Kelly Like
Bryan Kelly Like
Peter Bowen Like
James Cavanagh Like
James Finlay Like
Miles Kearnan Like
22nd April 1742 William Gibbons Like
Hugh Slevin Grand Larceny
Thomas Reilly Vagabond |
Christopher Manny Like |
John Hall Like |
David Golding Like |
Henry Hyland Like > 64 0 0
Thady Mc. Manus Like |
Andrew Manny Like |
#PAGE 14
24th August 1742 Laurence Whyte Like |
Roger Farrell Grand Larceny 104 0 0
Matthew Mc. Donnell Vagabond
Patrick Mc. Donnell Like
Peter Griver Like
1st April 1742 James Gordon Grand Larceny 24 0 0
10th August 1743 Patrick Kearnan Like
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270 0 0
County of Longford
22nd September 1737 18 0 0
10th March 1737 Ellinor Power Grand Larceny 6 0 0
7th August 1738 Patrick Slevin Vagabond
Owen Mc. Cabe Like
James Quin Like
21st March 1738 James Mc. Naboe Grand Larceny 4 0 0
20th August 1739 8 0 0
17th March 1739 Laurence Angley Like
4th August 1740 4 10 0
16th March 1740
10th August 1741 Thomas Needham Vagabond
Patrick Noonan Like
Patrick Brogan Like
Thady Hanly Petty Larceny
Patrick Mulledy Vagabond
17th April 1742 Patrick Kenny Like 18 0 0
30th August 1742 12 0 0
29th March 1743 -------
16th August 1743 70 10 0
I Do hereby certify that in the foregoing sheets there are
contained a list of all convict felons and vagabonds who have
been ordered for transportation for these seven years last past,
as also the several sums of money presented for those purposes
in the Counties of Westmeath and Longford in the north-west
circuit of Ulster, and province of Leinster.
Dated this nineteenth of
November 1743
Thomas Kanning, deputy Clerk of the Crown.
County of Corke [Cork?]
A List of several convict felons and vagabonds ordered for
transportation, for whom money was raised on the said County, and
the several sums raised for that purpose for these seven years last
past.
#PAGE 15
The respective Names of convicts Sums raised and to l.
assizes felons and vaga- whom ordered
bonds ordered for
transportation
Lent assizes.
24th March, 1736 John Dawley |
Cornelius Coughlan |
Richard Hagarty |
John Street | Seventy pounds to
Honor Crotty > William Delaboide 70
John Shaggareen |
als. Berry |
James English |
John Sullivan |
Daniel Crowley |
Timothy Duane |
Joanna Carthy | Seventy pounds to
Charles Crowley > William Delaboide 70
John Connor |
Dennis Sullivan |
otherwise Cullitagh|
Same assizes William Connor > Eight pounds to
Patrick Roach > William Sweet 8
Summer assizes No money presented
1st August 1737
Lent assizes No money presented
18th March 1737-8 Timothy Carthy |
Summer assizes. Owen Sheehy |
25th July 1738 Bartholomew Garalaght |
John Bryan | Fifty-four pounds
Patrick Gould > to William Sullivan 54
Thomas Walsh |
Timothy Shea |
Samuel Price |
Michael Nunane |
Same assizes John Bennet Four pounds to
Mary Fitzgerald Samuel Lowthen 4
Lent assizes Timothy Connell
10th April 1739 John Murphy
Lent assizes Mary Bryan | Twenty-one pounds to
John Murhahy | Robert Williamson for
Robert Morcarty > these and foregoing
James Kelly | three 21
#PAGE 16
Same assizes Philip Hauraham | Twelve pounds to
James Pickett > John Baldwin 12
William Roach |
Summer assizes No money presented
16th August 1739
Lent assizes No money presented
22nd March 1739-40
Summer assizes No money presented
29th July 1740
Lent assizes No money presented
17th March 1740
Summer assizes James Kelly
27th July 1741 John Harrington
Mary Fitzgerald
Dennis Carty
Summer assizes Catherine Hamilton |
27th July 1741 Teigue Bryen |
John Ryan |
Peter Murphy |
Daniel Cullane |
Timothy Connell | Fifty-four pounds to
John Murphy | Robert Williamson for
Margaret Crimmeen > those and the four
Matthew Bright | foregoing 54
John Merrihy |
Mary Bryan |
John Lemmee |
Robert Moriarty |
Darby Murphy |
Same assizes Margaret Sullivan |
Thomas Adams |
James Mahony |
Darby Driscoll |
John Carthy |
Timothy Leary |
John Sullivan |
Nathaniel Williams > Fifty pounds to ditto 50
Pierce Butler |
Chatherine Barrett |
Philip Murphy |
John Smith |
Cornelius Crimmeen |
John Long |
#PAGE 17
Lent assizes Timothy Murphy |
31st March 1742 David Dillane |
Richard Hennesy |
Catherine Buchilly |
Joan Nihane | One hundred and
Malachi Madden | fifty-five pounds to
Daniel Hagarty | Robert Travers for
James Connell other-| these and the
wise John Sheehan > fifteen following 155
Dennis Crowley |
Edmund Mulcahy |
Owen Hickey |
Daniel Murphy |
John Shealy |
William Johnson |
Timothy Dawly |
Michael Forrest |
Lent assizes Teigue Murphy
31st March 1742 Charles Regan
Daniel Sullivan
Daniel Donovan
Michael Coskry
John Sheelan
Dennis Mullane
Michael Murphy
Dennis Commane
Dennis Bryen
John Roache
Thomas Sheehan
Maurice Spillane
Timothy Coskry
John Bourke
Summer assizes
20th August 1742 No money presented
Lent assizes Darby Mahony |
18th March 1742-3 Dennis Driscoll |
Patrick Sheehan |
Ellenor Sullivan |
Cornelins Donahoe |
. Daniel Scannell |
John Connor | Sixty pounds to
Timothy Regan > Robert Williamson 60
Timothy Donohoe |
David Condon |
Timothy Carroll |
John Ronan |
#PAGE 18
Michael Holland |
Thomas Fitzgerald |
Patrick Rayne |
Summer assizes Patrick Lynchy |
9th August 1743 Cornelius Grany |
Maurice Killigott |
John Connor |
Patrick Lewis |
Daniel Bryan | Eighty pounds to
Darby Collins | Robert Williamson for
John Barry > these and the six
John Donoghoe | following 80
Nicholas Kearny |
Julian Murphy |
Ellenor Cahane |
Ellenor Roache |
Elizabeth Ivers |
Summer assizes Catherine Sullivan
9th August 1743 Margaret Linnahane
Ellenor Ginnanane
Margaret Jones
Catherine Harrington
Mary Shannahane
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Total 566
County of Corke I Certify that this is a true list of all convict
[Cork?], To wit. felons and vagabonds ordered for transportation
for these seven years last past, and that the
sums in said list were raised for those purposes.
Dated this thirteenth day of December 1743.
John Purdon, Clk. Cor.
City and County of the City of Corke [Cork?]
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
transportation in and for the City of Corke [Cork?] for these
seven years last past, with an account of what money hath been
raised for those purposes.
At a general assizes and William Knockins > Presented
general goal delivery held Ann Mc. Daniell > as vagabonds
for the County of said
City the twenty-fifth of
August 1736.
#PAGE 19
Elizabeth Keeff |
otherwise | At the same assizes the sum
Lynchy | of twelve pounds was raised
Julian Croneen | Convict and ordered to be paid to
James Barrett > Felons John Baldwin, Esq., for
Darby Lyne | transporting to America
Tim. Sullivan | Winnefred Kelly, Miles
otherwise | Sweeny and Dennis Mahony
Randam | otherwise Saxon, felons
convicted at the last
John Collins | assizes.
William | Presented
Fitzgerald | by the At an assizes held the
Dan. Hennelly > grand jury sixteenth of August 1739.
otherwise Duff | as
Susanna Crowly | vagabonds Maurice Heas | Convict
Timothy Deashiah > felons
At the same assizes, the sum Ellenor Mohony |
of thirty pounds was raised Mary Ryan other- |
and ordered to be paid for wise Sweeny | Presented
William Delahoide for Margaret > as
transporting to America John Fitzgerald | vagabonds
Fitzgerald, James Murphy, otherwise Ryan |
Daniel Donovan, Margaret Patrick Ryan |
Donohoe, Joan Croneen other- William Ryan |
wise Murphy and Thomas Dyer
otherwise John Keef, six At an assizes held the twenty-
felons convicted at a former second of March 1739
assizes.
At a Sessions of Oyer and Margaret Hurly |
Terminer held for the George Armstrong | Convict
County of said City the William Sexton > felons
eighteenth of November 1736. Florence Carthy |
Elizabeth Carroll|
John Vaughan |
Mary Bastard | John Boyle | Presented
Jane Carroll | otherwise Bryan > as
Mary Minister | John Finally | vagabonds
John Godfrey |
otherwise | At the same assizes the sum of
Magrath | thirty-nine pounds was raised
Rickard Donovan | Felons and ordered to be paid to
Ann Murphy > convict Robert Williamson for trans-
otherwise | porting to America Timothy
Lombard | Denashiah, Mary Ryan, Margaret
Julian Sullivan | Ryan, William Ryan, Maurice Heas,
#PAGE 20
Michael | Ellenor Mahony, William
otherwise | Knockins, Mary Harrington, Rose
William Kent | Nagle, Cornelius Donoghoe,
John Murphy | Thomas Keareen, John Kelly and
William Fitzgerald, felons and
Bryan Carrick | Presented vagabonds under rules of
Darby Clearly > as transportation.
| Vagabonds
At an assizes held the twenty-
At an assizes held the ninth of July 1740.
twenty-fourth of March 1736.
Owen Callaghan | Convict
Maurice Bryan | Call. Mc. Callaghan > felons
otherwise Gillane| Joan Lynch |
Philip Daunt the |
elder | Felons Joan Coleman | Presented
Phil. Daunt the > convict Richard Seehane > as
younger | Thomas Healy | vagabonds
Mary Daunt |
Dennis Kelly | At an assizes held the seventeenth
of March 1740.
The same assizes the sum of
seventy three pounds ten Catherine Sweeny, Ellenor Kealiner,
shillings was raised and Elizabeth Murphy, Honor Cavenagh,
ordered to be paid to otherwise Welsh, Honor Scannell,
William Delahoide for trans- Ellenor Magher, Mary Hickey other-
porting to America Mary wise Meany, otherwise Jane Hicks,
Bastard, Mary Minister, John Julian Purcell.
Godfrey otherwise Magrath,
Rickard Donovan, Julian All being in custody under
Croneen, James Barrot, sentence of death for divers
Darby Lyne, Timothy felonies by them committed, and
Sullivan otherwise being reprieved for several years
Randam, William past, at this assizes, severally
Fitzgerald, John Crawly, pleaded his Majesty's pardon
Bridget Kennelly, Michael conditionally to be transported,
Eyers, Daniel Kennelly, John and they were ordered to be trans-
Collins, Susannah Crowly, ported accordingly.
William Lyne otherwise Lyons
Henry Jacques, John Sullivan, Michael Collins |
Ann Murphy, otherwise Morgan Gallery > Convict
Lombard, Julian Sullivan Lewis Leary | felons
and Michael, otherwise
William Kent, twenty-one Garret Connor |
felons and vagabonds. otherwise Bane | Convict
John Lee > felons
#PAGE 21
At an assizes held the Margaret Bush |
first of August 1737.
Margaret Healy | Presented
John Mortimore | Presented otherwise Bryan > as
James Twomey | as Roger Connor | vagabonds
George Stanley > vagabonds
Mary Guily | At the same assizes the sum of
thirty-five pounds were raised and
At the same assizes the sum ordered to be paid to George Fuller
of three pounds ten the younger and William Clarke,
shillings was raised and Esqs. Sheriffs, for transporting
ordered to be paid to John to America, Ellenor Kealiher,
Baldwin for transporting Elizabeth Murphy, Honor Cavenagh,
to America Maurice Bryan, otherwise Welsh, Honor Scannell,
otherwise Gillane, a felon Ellenor Magher, Mary Hickey
convicted at the last otherwise Meany otherwise Jane
assizes, and seventeen Hicks and Julian Purcell, felons
pounds ten shillings under rules of transportation.
raised to be paid William
Delahoide for transporting At an assizes held the twenty-
Bryan Carrick, Phil. seventh of July, 1741.
[Philip?] Daunt the elder
and younger, and Mary Maurice Fitzgerald > Convict
Daunt and Dennis Kelly Ellenor Dawley > felons
Owen Culloghty |
otherwise Kilty | Presented
At an assizes held the John Scannel the elder > as
eighteenth of March 1737. John Scannel the young-| vagabonds
er |
George Austen |
| Convicted Patrick Raines |
Catherine | of Perjury At the same assizes the sum of three
the wife of | and pounds was raised and ordered to be
James Murphy > ordered to paid George Fuller the younger, Esq.,
| be trans- one of the Sheriffs, for transporting
| ported to America Catherine Sweeny who was
under the rule of transportation, and
Barbara Bourke> Convict and also the sum of seventy-five pounds
Joan Browne > felons sterling, was presented and ordered to
be paid Robert Williamson, for trans-
Patrick Byrne | porting to America Michael Collins,
Joan Wheeler | Lewis Leary, Garret Connor, John Lee,
James Barron | Presented Roger Connor, Cornelius Sheehan,
Ellen Connor > as Margaret Bryan, Margaret Bourke,
otherwise | vagabonds Morgan Gallery, Cornelius Donaghoe,
Reaper | Thomas Keareen, John Kelly, William
#PAGE 22
Joan Lynchy | Fitzgerald, Owen Callaghan,
Callaghan MacCallaghan, Joan Lynch,
At the same assizes the sum John Coleman, Richard Sheehane,
of fourteen pounds was William Sexton, Elizabeth Carroll,
raised and ordered to be Joan Field, Margaret Hurly, John
paid to William Rickotts Bryan, George Armstrong and
for transporting to America Florence Carthy, who were under
John Murphy, John Vaughan, rules of transportation.
George Stanley and Mary At an assizes held the thirty-first
Guily, four felons and of March 1742.
vagabonds under rules of Jeremiah Mahony |
transportation. Cat.Dogherty other-|
wise Prendergast |
Bridget Clarke | Convict
At an assizes held the James Shinnick > felons
twenty-fifth of July 1738. John Shinnick |
Dennis Mc. Carthy |
Charles Carthy |
Den. Mahony |
otherwise | Convict John Hennessy |
Saxon > felons Barthol. Bourke | Presented
Winifred Kelly| Edmond Keane > as
Miles Sweeny | Darby Madden | vagabonds
Charles Sullivan |
John Parker | Presented Richard Flemming |
otherwise > as a Mary Benson |
Flanagan | vagabond At the same assizes the sum of
twenty-eight pounds was raised and
At the same assizes the sum ordered to be paid to Robert
thirteen pounds fifteen Travers. Esq., for transporting to
shillings was raised and America John Scannell the elder,
ordered to be paid to John Scannel the younger, Owen
Horatio Townsend Esq., for Culloghty, George Austin, Pat. Raines,
transporting to America, Maurice Fitzgerald and Ellenor Dawley,
Barbara Bourke, Joan were under rules for transportation.
Browne, Catherine the At an assizes held the sixteenth
wife of James Murphy, of August 1742.
James Barron and Patrick John Lynchy | Convict
Byrn, under rules of James Bryan other-> felons
transportation the last wise Sowny |
assizes. John Dawly |
John Mahony > Presented as
At an assizes held the > a vagabond
tenth of April 1739. At the same assizes the sum of fifty-
six pounds was raised and ordered to
Mary Harrington| be paid to Robert Travers, Esq., for
#PAGE 23
Rose Nagle | transporting to America, [. . . torn]
Cornelius | Convict Mahony, Catherine Doherty, otherwise
Donoghoe > felons Prendergast, Bridget Clarke, James
Thomas Keareen | Shinnick, John Shinnick, Dennis
John Kelly | McCarthy, Charles Carthy, John
William | Hennessy, Barth. Bourke, Edmond Keane,
Fitzgerald | Richard Flemming, Charles Sullivan,
Darby Madden and Mary Benson, who
were under rules of transportation.
At an assizes held he eighteenth of
[NEXT COLUMN] March 1742.
John Dwyer convict felon
Barthol. Kelly |
Anstace Owens |
otherwise Gow | Presented as
Margaret Middleton> vagabonds
otherwise Barrett |
John Croneen |
John Ryan |
John Darrag |
At an assizes held the ninth of
August 1743.
John Macknamara |
Philip Corkeran | Convict
Joan Barrett > felons
Catherine Lycett |
At the same assizes the sum of
twenty-four pounds was raised and
ordered to be paid to Robert
Williamson for transporting to
America, John Mahony, John Dawly,
John Dwyer, James Bryan, John
Lynchy and John Murphy, who
were ordered to be transported
at a former assizes.
County of the Russell Wood, gentleman, deputy Clerk of the
City of Corke Crown of the City of Corke [Cork?], this day
hath made diligent search amongst the records
of the Crown office of the said City, and that the foregoing
list is, to the best of his judgment and belief, a true and
full list of all and every the convict felons and vagabonds
who have been ordered for transportation within the said City
for these seven years past, with a true and full account of
what money hath been raised for those purposes.
Sworn before me at the City of Corke [Cork?] the
#PAGE 24
twenty-ninth day of November, 1743.
Randall Westtrop, Mayor.
City and County of the City of Limerick
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who were ordered
for transportation out of the County of the City of Limerick,
with an account of the money raised for those purposes.
1 Joan Brenan a felon To the Sheriffs for trans- l.
2 Bridget Shanahan a felon porting three persons 17
3 Edward Charlton vagabond To them for transporting
4 Edward Hammon vagabond Edward Charleton 5
5 William Lynch vagabond To them for transporting
6 Same, Edward Charleton on a two persons 12
return To them for transporting
7 David Glassan a felon David Glassen 6
8 John Kean a felon To them for transporting
9 John Hennessy vagabond two persons 12
10 Thomas Conners a felon To them for transporting
11 Patrick Higgins a felon three persons 9
12 Honour Campbell a felon ---
61
Search being made amongst the pleas of the Crown in the Crown-
office of the City and County of the City of Limerick, I find
that the twelve persons in the foregoing schedule mentioned,
have been, at the several assizes held for the said City and
County of the said City within seven years before the tenth
day of November instant, ordered to be transported into some
of his Majesty's plantations in America, and that the
several sums in the other schedule before mentioned, amount-
ing to sixty-one pounds Sterling, were within the time
aforesaid ordered to be raised on the said City and County
of the said City for transporting the said felons and
vagabonds, which I certify this sixth day of December,
1743.
George Peacock, deputy Clerk of the Crown.
County of Limerick
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds transported from
the County of Limerick for the seven years before the tenth
day of November 1743, with an account of the several sums
paid for their transportation.
#PAGE 25
Assizes eleventh of April 1737 Assizes ninth of April 1740
Assizes twentieth of July 1737 Assizes sixteenth of July 1740
1 Honor Rierdan felon 29 Mary Sullivan felon
2 Thomas Lynch felon
3 Catherine Brien felon Assizes fourth of March 1740
Assizes seventh of April 1738 30 Owen Cleary vagabond
4 John Neal felon Summer Assizes 1741
5 Honor Haly felon 31 William Rourke vagabond
6 Thomas Orchard felon 32 Cornelius Callaghan felon
7 Mary Neal felon
8 James Collopy vagabond Assizes twenty-second of
April 1742
Assizes twelfth of July 1738 33 John Ready
34 John Farrell
10 James Fitzgerald felon 35 John Dwyer felon
11 Gillen Shea vagabond 36 John Gaffney vagabond
12 Catherine Carty vagabond 37 James Healy vagabond
13 Catherine Dawley vagabond 38 Darby Hannon vagabond
14 Daniel Callaghan vagabnod 39 Connor O'Conner felon
40 Maurice Commane felon
Assizes twenty-eighth of March 41 Connor Caffoe felon
1739 42 Maurice Gibbon vagabond
15 Brian Carroll > 43 Thomas Fraly vagabond
otherwise Oultagh >felon 44 Daniel Nealan vagabond
16 Joan Barry felon 45 Thomas Nealan vagabond
17 Timothy Knavin vagabond 46 Francis Tracy vagabond
18 Catherine Knavin felon 47 Honora Connel felon
19 James Courcey felon 48 Daniel Hickie vagabond
20 Laurence English vagabond 49 James Heffernan vagabond
21 Mary English vagabond 50 Joan Sheaghan felon
22 Owen Hogan vagabond 51 Laurence Sheaghan vagabond
23 Edmond Wade vagabond 52 Michael Griffith vagabond
24 Terence Fogarty felon 53 Ellenor Croneen vagabond
54 Maurice Stack vagabond
Assizes fourth of September Summer Assizes 1742
1739 55 John Currane felon
56 John Cough other->
25 John Russel vagabond wise Riery > vagabond
26 Joseph Kirk felon Assizes seventeenth April 1743
27 Edmond Power vagabond 57 Darby Daly vagabond
28 Sarah Ryan other-> 58 John Barragan felon
wise Dulagh > vagabond 59 Edmond Doyle felon
60 Patrick Shea felon
#PAGE 26
l. s. d.
Assizes. To William Bourke Sub-sheriff, for
20th July 1737 repairing the goal [gaol?], trans-
porting two felons and erecting a
gallows 36 15 10
Assizes. To William Bourke Sub-sheriff, for
7th April 1738 gibetting Daniel Ready, transport-
ing two persons and transmitting
felons 31 1 10
Assizes.
28th March 1739 To John Bourke late Sub-sheriff,
for transporting several persons
and transmitting several felons 100 4 3
Assizes. To Hugh Massy Sub-sheriff, for
4th September 1739 transporting ten felons and
vagabonds 60 0 0
Assizes. To Peter Felan for transporting
16th July 1740 five felons and vagabonds, trans-
mitting prisoners and erecting a
new gallows 50 0 0
Summer To William Bourke Sub-sheriff, for
Assizes transporting twenty felons and
1742 vagabonds, transmitting prisoners
and prosecuting constables 60 0 0
---------
338 1 11
Search being made amongst the pleas of the Crown in the Crown-
office of the County of Limerick, I find that at the several
assizes held in and for the said County within seven years
before the tenth day of November instant the sixty persons in
the annexed schedule mentioned, were ordered to be transported
into some of his Majesty's plantations in America as felons
and vagabonds, and that the several sums in the above schedule
mentioned, amounting to three hundred and thirty-eight pounds
one shilling and eleven pence sterling, were within the time
aforesaid, ordered to be raised on the said County for
transporting felons and vagabonds, and for the other services
and uses to the said sums in the said schedule severally
mentioned, which I certify this twenty-fourth day of
November 1743.
George Peacock, Dep. Cl. Cr.
County of Kerry
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation in the County of Kerry for these seven years
#PAGE 27
last past, with an account of what money hath been raised for
those purposes, commencing April assizes 1736.
Assizes sixteenth April 1736. Raised for transporting l. s. d.
Maurice Savane and Thomas Savane felons convict,
ordered for transportation 9 18 7
Assizes fifth April 1737. For transporting, transmitting
and guarding William Howran a felon convict, ordered
for transportation 6 10 0
At the same assizes. For transporting James Stack,
Charles Crowly, John Connor, Cornelius Shea and Joan
Carthy vagabonds, presented and ordered for
transportation 30 0 0
Assizes twenty-sixth July 1737. For transporting James
Marshall and James Agherine, felons convict,
presented for mercy and ordered for transportation 10 0 0
Presented then for the charges of transmitting them 2 0 1
Assizes eighteenth July 1738. For transporting Owen
Sweeny, John Mc. Loughlin otherwise Oltagh and Darby
Downey, felons convict, presented for mercy and
ordered for transportation, and for charges of
transmitting them 18 18 8
Assizes fourth April 1739. For transporting John
Mc. Jeffry Connell and Daniel Killeghane convicts,
under the like order, and charges of transmitting
them 14 10 10
Assizes nineteenth August 1739. For transporting and
charges of transmitting Daniel Callaghan, Dennis
Downey, John Bromehane and Ally Noonane convicts
under like order 26 2 6
Assizes twenty-second July 1740. For transporting
Dennis Connor otherwise Gunskagh, Daniel Frenighty,
Thomas Doolin, Maurice Doolin, Darby Sullivan,
Charles Rahelly, Dennis Sweeny and Mary Griffin
convicts under like order 40 0 0
For charges of transmitting them to Corke [Cork?] 7 17 3
Assizes eleventh March 1741. For transporting
Matthias Gallavan, Thomas Paradine, Owen Ferris,
Dermot Collity, Michael Collity, James Bourke,
Cornelius Donoghoe, Teigue Dinaghy and Daniel Dinaghy
convicts and vagabonds under like order 45 0 0
Expenses of transmitting them 8 19 6
Assizes twelfth August 1741. For transporting and
charges of transmitting Patrick Connor, Darby Connor,
Timothy Connor, John Sullivan, Dennis Sullivan, Dennis
Spillane, James Mulcare and John Stack otherwise
#PAGE 28
Crosbie vagabonds presented and ordered for
transportation 49 12 0
Assizes fifth April 1742. For transporting Garret Joy,
John Deneen, Hugh Brosnehane, Thomas Bryan, John
Hease, John Dillane, Maurice Cullane, Florence
Scannell and David Sheghane vagabonds under order 55 0 0
Assizes tenth August 1742. For transporting Daniel
Buohilly, Daniel Breene, Thomas Millone, John Bryan,
Dennis Shea, Murtogh Shea, Timothy Managheene, Daniel
Quirk, Ellenor Mohill otherwise Quirk, Cornelius Lyne
and Cornelius Launy convicts and vagabonds ordered
for transportation 55 0 0
Raised for expences [expenses?] and charges of
transmitting them 11 1 0
Assizes first of April 1743. For transporting Morgan
Sweeny, Ellenor Connor, Mary Mansfield and Catherine
Fitzgerald vagabonds ordered for transportation 20 0 0
Raised for charges and expences [expenses?] of
transmitting them 3 0 0
---------
Total money raised 413 10 4
Total persons 68
No money was presented for those purposes at the last assizes.
Dated the seventeenth of November 1743.
Francis Cashell, deputy Clerk of the Crown
for the County of Kerry.
County of Tipperary
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation for these seven years last past, with an account
of what money hath been raised for these purposes on said County, to
commence the twenty-seventh of March 1736, to the thirtieth of July
1743, inclusive.
John Fitzgerald William Dwyer Martin Carew
Edmond Kinneseak Nicholas Blake James Slattery
William Hamerton James Blake Darby Heas
Edmond Bourke Michael Broder John Heas
John Herns otherwise Broderick Patrick Ryan
Richard Powell Michael Diwane William Bolan
Teigue Bryan other- Darby Hylan John Bolan
wise Mc. John Thomas Dehony John Looby
Anthony Dwyer John Ryan Patrick Dalton
Edmond Power James Carrigan John Marry
Morres Hylahan Daniel Lawler Darby Slattery
Catherine Leary Daniel Collins William Dunn
#PAGE 29
otherwise Glisan Margaret Brien William Ryan other-
Patrick Grady Mary Davis wise Stuokagh
Roger Sheehy Daniel Carthy Philip Trassy
Edmond Cummin Edmund Kennedy Teigue Higgins
John Proctor Dennis Brien Thomas Nowlan
John Geagin Maurice Bolon William Kennedy
Darby Spillane John Ryan Edmund Meagher
Michael Hackett James Prendergast John Ryan
John Flinn John Hackett Martin Cleary
Connor Quin David Haly Thomas Cleary
Morgan Dogherty Thomas Hogan Stephen Brien
John Fowley James Flannigan Daniel Mahony
John Reily Pierce Flannigan William Meagher
William Armstrong John English Michael Hogan
James Glissan Edward Hanlan Robert Shorthell
Margaret Bryan Daniel Mooney Philip Hollaghan
Edmond Flynn Teigue Hough Edmund Bourke
Daniel Crawley Patrick Byrn William Haraghton
Thomas Green John Brown
Catherine Nugent Thomas Carew
Search being made amongst the pleas of the Crown for the
County of Tipperary, I find and certify that the several
respective persons in the annexed schedule have been ordered
for transportation as above set forth, and that the sum of
three hundred and one pounds four shillings and six pence
sterling hath been presented and raised on said County for
that purpose. Dated this ninth day of December 1743.
Samuel Waller, Clerk of the Crown for the
County of Tipperary
County of Waterford
A List of the several convict felons and vagabonds ordered for
transportation, for whom money was raised on the said County,
and the several sums raised for that purpose for those seven
years last past.
Names of the convict
felons and vagabonds
ordered for trans-
Respective assizes portation l.
Lent assizes. John Connor | Eighteen pounds to
14th March 1736-7 Thomas Corban | Beverly Usher and
Honor Cahane > Henry Mason Esqrs. 18
John Greehy |
#PAGE 30
Summer assizes.
12th August 1737 Philip Caffoe Five pounds to ditto 5
Lent assizes. David Kelly |
6th March 1737-8 Lewis Welsh |
Patrick Supple > Twenty pounds to ditto 20
Daniel Bane other- |
wise Kennedy |
Summer assizes. No person presented
8th August 1738 for transportation
Lent assizes. John Condon |
17th March 1738-9 Daniel Murphy > Fifteen pounds to ditto 15
Edmund Connor |
Summer assizes. No person presented
6th August 1739 for transportation
Lent assizes. Patrick Galavan >
12th March 1739-40 Darby Dunn > No sum
Summer assizes. John Mulcahy |
11th August 1740 Daniel Kearin > Fifteen pounds to ditto 15
Darby Mulcahy |
Lent assizes. Hugh Tallon |
6th April 1741 Michael Mulcahy > Fifteen pounds to ditto 15
Richard Power |
Summer assizes. Maurice Norris |
15th July 1741 James Tobin |
Michael Hallinan | Fifty pounds to ditto
Darby Quinlan > for these and the five 50
Edmund Costello | following
Summer assizes. John Bourke
15th July 1741 David Norris
Darby Dooling
John Egan
Martin Fogarty
John Scannell
Lent assizes. David Power |
17th March 1741-2 Edmond Lynch | Thirty-five pounds to
John Connell > Beverly Usher and Henry 35
Patrick Cullue | Mason, Esqrs.
John Beacon |
Mary Crotty
Summer assizes. Michael Whelan >
6th September 1742 John Reily > Fifteen pounds to ditto 15
Lent assizes.
5th March 1742-3 John Fahy Five pounds to ditto 5
Summer assizes. None presented for trans-
27th July 1743 portation nor no sums
raised
Total L. 183
#PAGE 31
County of I Certify that the above is a true list of all convict
Waterford felons and vagabonds who have been ordered for trans-
portation for these seven years last past, and that the
above sums were raised for those purposes. Dated the 13th day of
December 1743.
John Purdon, Clk. Cor.
County of the City of Waterford
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds ordered for transport-
ation for these seven years last past, with an account of what money
hath been raised for those purposes for those seven years last past.
Names of the convict
felons and vagabonds
The respective ordered for trans- Sums raised and
assizes portation to whom ordered l.
Lent assizes Edmund Roache
14th March 1736-7 Patrick Grady No money raised
Summer assizes No person presented
12th August 1737 for transportation No money raised
Lent assizes No person presented
6th March 1737-8 for transportation No money raised
Summer assizes No person presented
8th August 1738 for transportation No money raised
Lent assizes No person presented
17th March 1738-9 for transportation No money raised
Summer assizes No person presented
6th August 1739 for transportation No money raised
Lent assizes
12th March 1739-40 Darby Sullivan Five pounds to
Francis Barker and 5
William Price
Summer assizes No person presented
11th August 1740 for transportation No money raised
Lent assizes John Walsh |
6th April 1741 Charles Banfield > Thirteen pounds to
Daniel Noonan | the Treasurer 13
Thomas Hallinan |
Oth. Allinan | Five pounds to
Michael Keenan > Francis Barker and 5
John Whelan | William Price
Summer assizes Alice Payne >
15th July 1741 Owen Cleary > Ten pounds to ditto 10
#PAGE 32
Lent assizes No person presented
27th March 1741-2 for transportation No money raised
Summer assizes No person presented
6th September 1742 for transportation No money raised
Lent assizes Timothy Ryan | Ten pounds to Phi-
5th March 1742-3 Peter Moore > neas Barret and 10
| Jeffrey Paul, Sheriffs
Summer assizes No person presented
27th July 1743 for transportation
Total L. 53
City of I Certify that the above is a true list of all convict
Waterford felons and vagabonds who have been orderd for trans-
portation for these seven years last past, and that the
above sums contained in said list were raised for those purposes.
Dated this 13th day of December 1743.
John Purdon, Clerk Crown.
County Monaghan
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered
for transportation for these seven years last past in the several
Counties of Monaghan, Armagh, Antrim, Downe [Down?], and the
county of the town of Carrickfergus, with an account of what
money hath been raised for those purposes.
Time when
the order
for trans- Names of Their
portation convict felons respective Sums To whom paid
was made and vagabonds crimes raised or payable
Lent assize No convict or
1737 vagabond ordered
for transportation
Sum. assize The like case
1737
Lent assize John Armstrong vagabond | l.
1738 Pat. Mc. Donnell convict felon |
Knogh. Mc. Caffry vagabond |
John Mc. Entee convict felon > 42 Richard Johnston,
John Dogherty like | Esq.
Con. Mc. Mahon like |
Edward Harvey vagabond |
Sum. assize Flan. Clerkin convict felon |
1738 Phil. Mc. Neny like |
#PAGE 33
Lent assize Fennal Cullen felon |
1739 John Dollan like |
Andrew Erwine vagabond > 48 Nicholas Foster,
Sum. assize Anthony Murphy felon | Esq.
1739 Bryan Callan like |
Dennis Sherry like |
Lent assize Henry Croan like |
1740 John Mc. Croddan vagabond > 18 Humphry
James Kelly felon | Evat, Esq.
Sum. assize Pat. O Mullan like |
1740 Bryan Mc. Quade vagabond |
Lent assize John Mc. Donnell felon | 48 Francis Richardson,
1741 Mary Mc. Mahon vagabond > Esq.
James Reilly like |
Sum. assize John Clark like |
1741 Pat. Mc. Atee like |
Mary Brattan like
Pat. Hughs vagabond 6 John Standford, Esq.
Joan Dennis felon 6 Francis Richardson,
Lent assize Corm. Callaghan like 6 Esq.; Do.
1742 James Reilly like 6 Do.
Thomas Jones like 6 Do.
Francis Byrn vagabond |
Charles Linchy like > 18 John Standford, Esq.
Sum. assize Ann Newton like |
1742 No felon or vagabond ordered
for transportation
Lent assize James Steel felon No money as yet
1743 raised for
Sum. assize James Dennis like their
1743 John Nesbit vagabond transportation
---
Total L. 204
Examined by Edward Fleming, deputy Clk. Cor.
County of Armagh
Lent assize David Brown felon No money raised
1737
Sum. assize No convict felon or vagabond
1737 ordered for transportation l.
Lent assize Peter Staunton felon 5 Mr. John
1738 Mc. Goeagh
#PAGE 34
Sum. assize No convict felon or vagabond
1738 ordered for transportation
Lent assize James Mc. Kenna felon
1739
Sum. assize Pat. Hughs otherwise
1739 Parokagh Hughs vagabond 5 Mr. Geo. Walker
Lent assize William Wilson like |
1740 William Fitzpatrick felon > 20 Mr. John
Sheela Day otherwise | Gillespie
Robishaw like |
Sum. assize Cornelius Quinn like |
1740 Michael Murphy like > 15 Edward Obre, Esq.
James Young like |
Neall Quinn vagabond 5 Mr. Adam Noble
Lent assize Hugh O Neill felon |
1741 Ann Totall like > 15 Edward Obre, Esq.
Henry Murray like |
Sum. assize Joseph Wright like |
1741 Manus Fegan vagabond |
Terence Fegan felon |
Lent assize Pat. Campbell otherwise |
1742 Mc. Cavill vagabond |
Elizabeth Mercer felon |
Arthur O Fegan like > 44 Mr. Adam Noble
Sum. assize William Hunter like |
1742 John Keenan convicted of |
treason and |
obtained his pardon |
on condition of |
transportation |
Lent assize Aeneas Collins forgery |
1743 Ann Terrill felon |
Pat. Mc. Analty like > 20 William Graham,
Margaret Hagan like | Esq.
Sum. assize Michael Sandell perjury No money as yet
1743 Mary Burns otherwise raised for their
Kelly felon transportation
---
Total 129
Examined by Edward Fleming, deputy Clk. Cor.
#PAGE 35
County of Antrim
Time when
the order
for trans- Names of Their
portation convict felons respective Sums To whom paid
was made and vagabonds crimes raised or payable
l.
Lent assize John Murray felon |
1737 Hugh Gibson like |
William Williams like > 20 Hill Wilson, Esq.
John McBride like |
Charles Price like 5 Hill Wilson, Esq.
Sum. assize Henry Mc. Cashland vagabond
1737 Robert Mc. Neight like
Lent assize John Shaw felon |
1738 James Mc. Ilvenan like |
Richard O Cahane vagabond |
Derby O Cahane like |
Hugh Keery like |
Robert Elliot like > 70 Edw. Smith, Esq.
Robert Allin like |
William Waugh like |
William Dixon like |
William Forrest like |
Samuel Kimmin felon |
Neall Mc. Farland like |
Sum. assize John Poague like 5 Edw. Smith, Esq.
1738
Lent assize William Bruce vagabond |
1739 James Longmore like > 15 Davys Wilson, Esq.
Sum. assize Patrick Kerr felon |
1739
William Kelly felon |
John Boyle vagabond |
Lent assize Ed. Morgan |
1740 otherwise Giles felon > 30 Will. Boyd, Esq.
Matthew Farrel like |
Alexander Steel like |
Ann O Neil like |
Will Patterson vagabond |
James Patterson like |
John Patterson like |
Edward Leaths like |
Charles Mc. Auly like > 45 Do.
Doug. Mc. Donnell like |
#PAGE 36
Oli. O Houghian like |
John O Houghian felon |
John Seely like |
Sum. assize Neall Mc. Auly like >
1740 Roger Mc. Bride vagabond > 10 Do.
Lent assize Andrew Beard like 5 Conway Spencer,
1741 Esq.
Sum. assize Edward Ellis like |
1741 Adam Dean felon |
Arch. Lemond like |
Robert Lemond like > 30 Do.
Bryan-buy Mc. Auly like |
Joseph Neill like |
Lent assize
1742 Mary Mc. Elery like > 10 Felix O Neill,
Sum. assize Mary Mc. Elroy like > Esq.
1742 Ann Campbell like 5 Mr. James Smart
Lent assize No convict felons or
1743 vagabonds ordered for
Sum. assize transportation this or
1743 the following assize
Total 250
Examined by Edward Fleming, deputy Clk. Cor.
County Downe [Down?]
Time when
the order
for trans- Names of Their
portation convict felons respective Sums To whom paid
was made and vagabonds crimes raised or payable
l.
Lent assize William Peden felon |
1737 William Erwine like | The Hon. Arthur
John Towel like > 25 Hill, Esq.
Lawrence Wilton like |
Mic. Mc. Mahon other- |
wise Mathews like |
Sum. assize Robert Mc. Calla like |
1737 David Mc. Calla felon |
Lent assize James Harper like |
1738 Michael Burns vagabond |
Absalom Kettles like > 45 Mr. John Dunkin
Margaret Moreton felon |
#PAGE 37
John Cassedy alias John |
the rover alias John |
Moor vagabond |
Stumphy Bryan felon |
Elizabeth Shaw perjury |
Sum. assize John Kelly vagabond |
1738 |
Lent assize William Laverto |
1739 alias Sacheveral like |
Edward Murray felon > 35 Mr. Adam Browne
John Martin like |
Thomas Kerr other- |
wise Carran vagabond |
Jane Shaw, elder like |
Jane Shaw, younger like |
Sum. assize Dennis Kearns alias |
1739 Mc. Kearnan felon |
Mary Mc. Comb alias > 25 Mr. George Walker
Mc. Calla like |
Lent assize Hugh Mc. Clement felon |
1740 Ellinor Quinlan vagabond |
Mary Butler felon |
Sum. assize Thomas Shepherd vagabond |
1740 Patrick Doran felon > 25 Mr. James Smart
Lent assize John Bennet like |
1741 James Mc. Kewin like |
Matthew Kane like 5 Mr. James Smart
Sum. assize
1741 John Cooper vagabond |
Lent assize William Bingham felon |
1742 Patrick Hanvy like > 25 James Echlin, Esq.
Phelemy Doran like |
Francis Fegan like |
James Orr like
Sum. assize No convict felons or
1742 vagabonds ordered for
transportation
Lent assize John Watterson felon |
1743 John Young vagabond > 15 Mr. Adam Browne
Thomas Taylor felon |
Sum assizes John Boyd vagabond No money as yet
1743 John Bartley like raised for their
transportation
---
200
#PAGE 38
County of the Town of Carrickfergus
No convict felons or vagabonds ordered for transportation for
these seven years last past.
l.
| Monaghan 204
County > Armagh 129
of > Antrim 250
| Downe 200
---
Total 783
Examined by Edward Fleming, deputy Clk. Cor.
A List of all convicted felons and vagabonds who have been
ordered for transportation for seven years last past in the
several Counties of Cavan, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Donegall, and
City and County of Londonderry.
County of Cavan
Money
Persons ordered for For what crimes pre-
Dates of assizes transportation committed sented
19th August 1743 Miles Reilly Vagabond l. 12
25th March 1743
2nd September 1742 Isaac Byrne Vagabond 30
14th April 1742 Timothy Smith Vagabond |
John Lynchy Like |
Bryan Daly Like |
Edmond Donnelly Grand Larceny > 10
Bryan Donaghy Like |
Owen Smith Like |
13th August 1741 John Sheridan Like |
Edmond Hanlon Petit Larceny > 41
Daniel Mc. Guire Grand Larceny |
19th March 1740 John Duffy Vagabond |
John Johnston Like |
John Dawson Petit Larceny > [?]
Phelim Reilly Vagabond |
John Mulligan Grand Larceny
7th August 1740 Patrick Cummin Like 24
20th March 1739 Daniel Carmety Like
23rd August 1739 Mary Clancey Like
24th March 1738 Patrick Jones Vagabond
#PAGE 39
10th August 1738 Owen Loughran Like 36
14th March 1737 John Fitzpatrick Like
Margery Brady Like
24th March 1737 Isabella Mc. Dermot Like
Terence Fitzpatrick Like
Philip Barry Like
William Watson Grand Larceny
19th September 1737 Bryan Gargan Vagabond
Bartholomew Byrne Like
22nd March 1736 Rose Johnston Grand Larceny
James Hussey Vagabond ---
Total 153
County of Fermanagh
Money
Persons ordered for For what crimes pre-
Dates of assizes transportation convicted sented
l.
22nd August 1742
23rd March 1743
7th September 1742 30
10th April 1742 Simon Cassedy Vagabond
Edmond Mc. Loughlin Like
Robert Graham Like
Turlagh Mulvurnagh Like
Christopher Barry Like
17th August 1741 John Mc. Dade Grand Larceny
23rd March 1740 Francis Mc. Nolty Vagabond 18
Peter Lunin Like
11th August 1740 Owen Mc. Caffry Like
Charles Mc. Manus Grand Larceny
25th March 1740 30
28th August 1739
29th March 1739
15th August 1738 William Henderson Vagabond
Bryan Mc. Guire Like
John Armstrong Like
Thomas Armstrong Like
Maurice Cassedy Like
18th March 1737 18
14th September 1737 John Oneil Grand Larceny
James Magolrick Like 14
26th March 1737 Francis Mc. Ilkill Like
Owen Bannon Vagabond
Thomas Bannon Like
Terence O'Caddin Like ---
Total 110
#PAGE 40
County of Tyrone
Money
Persons ordered for For what crimes pre-
Dates of assizes transportation convicted sented
l.
26th August 1743 Robert Mullan Vagabond
17th March 1742
10th September 1742 Margaret Sally Like 45
6th April 1742 Paul o'Brillaghan Like
Arthur Mc. Coart Like
Patrick Sharky Like
Hugh o'Brien Like
Charles Mc. Cowell Sheep stealing
Edmund Mc. Cowell Sheep stealing
20th August 1741 Robert o'Neil Vagabond 72
James Mc. Cullagh Like
26th March 1741 Henry Keenan Like
Henry Mc. Quade Like
Bryan Mc. Quade Like
Roger Mc. Quade Like
Michael Mc. Cowell Like
Patrick Mc. Quade Like
14th August 1740 Henry Allen Like
Catherine Burns Like
Patrick o'Kain Vagabond
Philip o'Haghy Cow stealing and
presented for
mercy
28th March 1740 James Darcy Vagabond
Dunkan Keenan Like
John Lawson Like
Andrew Mills Like
Robert Mills Like
Cornelius Gormly Grand Larceny
31st August 1739 Hugh Moane Like 15
2nd April 1739
18th August 1738 Shane o'Quin Vagabond
Francis Mc. Gourk Like
Hugh Mc. Gourk Like
James Mc. Gourk Like
2nd March 1737 Neil Mc. Gittigan Like
Knogher o'Quin Like
Charles Donelly Like
9th September 1737 John Gallagher Like 15
Bryan o'Divin Like
#PAGE 41
13th March 1737 Neely Mc. Girr Like
James Mc. Cabe Like
Edmond Mc. Roddin Like
James Mc. Cullagh Like
Mary Mitchell Grand Larceny
---
Total 156
County of Donegal
Money
Persons ordered for For what crimes pre-
Dates of assizes transportation convicted sented
l.
31st August 1743 Daniel Mc. Mahon Vagabond
James Flanagan Like 25
Bridget Flanagan Like
14th March 1742
15th September 1742 20
2nd April 1742 Michael Conolly Vagabond |
William Caldwell Like |
Adal Steel Grand Larceny > 100
John Gallagher Like |
5th April 1741 Charles o'Donnell Like
Toal o'Boy Like
Michael o'Quin Grand Larceny
James Mc. Loughlin Like
Phelemy Cairney Like
Dennis Murry Like
Teigue o'Kelly Like
Hugh Mc. Namee Like
James Scanlon Like
Mary Gillispie Like
Edmond o'Dogherty Vagabond
31st March 1737 Patrick o'Conolly Like
Patrick o'Donnell Like
James Dunbarr Like
Patrick Mooney Like
Hugh-buy o'Gallagher Like
19th August 1740 Fergal Mc. Coart Vagabond |
Fergal Cullin Grand Larceny |
Michael Mc. Coart Vagabond > 20
Owen Galdanagh Like |
Constantine o'Donnell Like |
2nd April 1740 Rose Mc. Guire
otherwise Smith Grand Larceny
Mary Gallagher Like
Charles o'Dogherty Vagabond
Charles o'Boyle Like
#PAGE 42
5th September 1739 Neal Mergagh Mc.Swine Like
6th April 1739 Joseph McFarland Grand Larceny
Thomas Johnston Like
Dudley Gallagher Vagabond
23rd August 1738 15
27th March 1738 Charles o'Gallagher Like
Robert Irwin Like
James Lorcan Like
Hugh Gallagher Like
6th September 1737 45
4th April 1737 William Carey Like
George Stinson Like
---
Total 240
City and County of Londonderry
Money
Persons ordered for For what pre-
Dates of assizes transportation crimes sented
l.
3rd September 1743 30
10th March 1742 Arthur o'Mullan Vagabond
Randal Mc. Donnell Like
Charles Shannon Like
John Mc. Geogh Like
18th September 1742
30th March 1742 John Mc. Glosky Grand Larceny >
James Mc. Ginnis Vagabond > 12
28th August 1741 James Mc. Enorland Grand Larceny 80
Owen o'Madigan Like
3rd April 1741 Shane Braddagh o'Cahan Vagabond
Henry Murray Like
William Harrower Like
John Armstrong Like
Dennis Quigley Like
Patrick Mc. Rory Like
Henry o'Hagan Like
Bryan Conolly Like
Art o'Larkin Like
John Dogherty Like
John Hasson Like
Edmond Gallagher Grand Larceny
Fergal Gallagher Petit Larceny
Henry o'Donaghy Like
John Hamilton Like
#PAGE 43
22nd August 1740
5th April 1740 Patrick Cherry Vagabond
Patrick o'Cahan Like
8th September 1739 24
10th April 1739
26th August 1738 Samuel Carr Vagabond |
Dunkan o'Higgin Like > 15
Charles o'Harny Grand Larceny |
30th March 1738 John Halfpin Vagabond
John Mc. Loughlin Like
John Mc. Donnell Grand Larceny
Daniel Lunchanan Like
Mary o'Neil Petty Larceny
1st September 1737 Bryan Mc. Glinn Vagabond
7th April 1737 John Ross Like
James Mc. Dead Like
Phelemy o'Mullan Vagabond
Patrick Mulhollan Like
George Stewart Like
Peter Mc. Anurlan Like
John Mc. Gonigal Grand Larceny
26th April 1736 John Boy Like
Margaret Wrot Vagabond
---
Total 161
The foregoing papers are a fair abstract of the prisoners
transported and sums presented in the foregoing Counties for
seven years, which I humbly certify, this fourteenth of
November 1743.
George Taoffe
A List of the several convict felons and vagabonds who have
been ordered for transportation in the several Counties of
the province of Connaught for Summer assizes 1735, to Summer
assizes 1743, inclusive, together with an account of what
money hath been raised in that time for transporting such
felons and vagabonds.
Edmond Cranally Catherine Mc. Donnell Thomas Flaherty
John Roe otherwise o'Brien Thady Hoghegan
John Kelly Humphry Nelan Thomas Donaghoe
William Bourke Thady Mullally Michael Fahy
Honora Coan otherwise Lally David FitzGibbon
Mary Lavendar William Shunaghane Mortagh Mooney
Owen Ridican Catherine Casey Patrick Bourke
#PAGE 44
Patrick Shaghnaffy Hugh Dunn Anthony St. Leger
James Dalton Thomas Linaghane John Cahan
Francis Spencer John Lynch Richard Lawless
Laughlin o'Laughlin Catherine Hinagan Richard Welsh
Michael Keighry Patrick Kennedy Murtogh Dermody
Thady Martin Dennis Daly Augustin Mc. Carra
John Shaghnaffy John Daly John Farrell
Michael Carr John Moran Darby Farrell
County of the town of Galway
Thomas White William Burne
County of Leitrim
Edmond Burke Gregory Mc. Ilea Charles Costelloe
otherwise Lahy Thady Logan Shane o'Bourke
Patrick Mc. Glinn Mable Mc. Carty Luke Neilan
Bryan Mc. Weeny Bryan Kelly Martin Molloy
William Wilson James Mc. Keon Thomas Mc. Sharry
Bryan Mc. Sharry Thomas Sumaghan Michael Kenny
Bryan Reilly ___ Culluagh otherwise Dennis Kelly
County of Mayo
Edmond Monnelly James Farrell David Roach
William Mc. Donnogh William Mc. Donnough Hugh Magrath
Daniel Davet Morgan Brislane Peter Greeve
County of Roscomon [Roscommon?]
Bryan Monaghan George Coghran James Heany
Partrick Keiraghane Thady Kelly Thomas Mc. Donnell
Teigue Mc. Greevy Thady Flynn Alexander Mc. Donnell
William Garvey Matthew Mc. Donnell Bryan Coyne
Edward Phipps John Naughton Patrick Flanegan
Michael Bourke Patrick Mc. Padden Owen Rourke
Bryan Miraghan William Griffin Bryan Kenny
Andrew Mc. Hugh Thady Lyons
Garret Caghy Michael Denicon
County of Sligoe [Sligo?]
Henry Bruen John Mackey Rosanna Harcan
Michael Connelly otherwise Johnins Bridget Harcan
John Farrell other- William Bourke Dennis Higgins
wise Fanly other- John Mullican Daniel Coser other-
wise Fitzgerald Dennis Gulmartin wise Cogher
#PAGE 45
James Conolly Patrick Jordan Joan Gawny
John Gallway other- Laughlin Cugly John Reilly
wise Gallagher
Patrick Cosly
County of Galway
Summer assizes 1736, six pounds presented and paid to William
Turvin, Esq., late High-sheriff, for transporting Patrick
Donnell, and eighteen pounds to be paid George Ormsby, Esq.,
for transporting Edmond Connolly, John Roe and Dom. [Dominic?]
Hogan.
Summer assizes 1738, twelve pounds paid to John Blakeney, Esq.,
for transporting Connor Lynne.
Summer assizes 1740, six pounds paid George Warburton, Esq.,
for transporting Mary Coggerill.
Summer assizes 1742, one hundred twenty-six pounds paid to
Robert Pierce, Esq., for transporting Thomas Donoghoe, Patrick
Bourke, Anthony St. Leger, John Cahan, Richard Walsh, Patrick
Dermody, Murtagh Dermody, Michael Keighry, John Daly, Augustin
McCarra, Thady Martin, John Moran, John Shaughneffy, Thomas
Flaherty, Hugh Dunn, Thomas Lenaghan, Murtogh Mooney, Catherine
Henaghan, Patrick Kenny and Richard Lawless.
Lent assizes 1738, twenty pounds paid to John Blakeney, Esq.,
High-sheriff, for transporting William Bourke, John Kelly,
Mary Lavendar and Honora Quane.
Lent assizes 1738, eighteen pounds presented and paid to Richard
Trench, Esq., for transporting Thady Lally and Connor Lyons.
County of the town of Galway
Summer assizes 1742, ten pounds raised and paid to the Mayor for
transporting Thomas White and William Burn.
County of Leitrim
Summer assizes 1736, twenty-four pounds presented for trans-
porting James Sunnaghan, Thomas and Bryan Mc. Sharry
Summer assizes 1742, the sum of forty-eight pounds raised and
paid to Booth Gore, Esq., High-sheriff, for transporting Bryan
Kelly, Martin Mulloy, Bryan Mc. Weeny, Francis Morrison,
#PAGE 46
William Wilson, Patrick Mc. Glinn, Mable McCarty and Luke
Neilan.
County of Mayo
Summer assizes 1736, twenty pounds presented to be paid
Mitchelburn Knox, merchant, being so much remained due to him
for transporting seven vagabonds and convicts that had been
sent to be transported, and twenty-five pounds sterling,
presented Summer assizes 1738, for the maintenance of ten
convicts and vagabonds that had been sent to Sligoe [Sligo?].
County of Sligoe [Sligo?]
Lent assizes 1736, fifty-six pounds presented and paid to James
Sodon, Esq., for transporting John Cullen, James Sharcot, John
Kenny, John Hussey, Neil Mc. Hugh, James Fitzmorris, Thomas
Forragher, Patrick Forragher, Bridget Costelloe and Catherine
Mc. Glinn.
Summer assizes 1740, eighteen pounds presented to be paid
Charles o'Hara, Esq., for transporting John Farrell, otherwise
Trawly, otherwise Fitzgerald, Michael Connolly and Thady Kegan,
and Lent assizes 1739, twenty-four pounds presented to be paid
Blashford Hughs, Esq., for transporting Dennis Higgins, Bridget
Harcan, Henry Bram and Joan Gawny.
Summer assizes 1741, six pounds to be paid Christopher Duke,
Sub-sheriff for transporting John Galway.
Summer assizes 1742, the sum of thirty-six pounds to be paid
to John Percival, Esq., for transporting Daniel Mullican,
Teigue Mc. Moroy, Patrick Jordan, William Bourke, Dennis
Kilmartin and John Mealy otherwise Johnins.
County of Roscommon
Lent assizes 1736, the sum of six pounds presented to be paid
John Harward, Esq., for transporting James Gaynor.
Summer assizes 1737, nine pounds four shillings and six pence
paid to Usher St. George, Esq., for transmitting and
transporting Michael Kenney.
Lent assizes 1738, five pounds paid Bartholomew Mahon, Esq.,
for transporting Bryan Monaghan.
#PAGE 47
Lent assizes 1739, five pounds paid to Thomas Lyster, Esq., for
transporting Bryan Mirachane, and five pounds for transporting
Laughlin Naghten.
Summer assizes 1739, twelve pounds to be paid to Thomas Lyster,
Esq., for transporting Garret Coghy and Bryan Monaghan.
Summer assizes 1740, six pounds to be paid Henry St. George,
Esq., for transporting Thady Lyons.
Summer assizes 1741, five pounds to be paid to Thomas Mahon, Esq.,
for transporting Bryan Coyne.
Lent assizes 1742, fifteen pounds in the hands of Dr. Manley to be
paid Gilbert King, Esq., for transporting three criminals.
Summer assizes 1742, five pounds to be paid the same for
transporting Patrick Flannegan.
I Humbly certify the foregoing list to be a true list of the several
persons who were ordered for transportation as felons and vagabonds,
tried and presented at the several assizes held in and for the fore-
going Counties in the Province of Connaught, from Summer assizes 1735,
to and for Summer assizes 1743, inclusive, and that the several grand
juries of the several Counties aforesaid, presented the several sums
herein before mentioned for the transportation of the several persons
for which the said money is mentioned to be raised and paid, amount-
ing in the whole top the sum of five hundred and forth-nine pounds
four shillings and six pence, and don't find that there was any
other sum or sums of money presented by the grand juries of the said
several Counties or any of them, for transporting of any of the other
persons in this list contained during the said time. Dated this
sixteenth day of January, 1743.
William Knox, Clerk of the Crown
for the province of Connaught.
County of Clare
A List of all the convicted felons and vagabonds who have been
ordered for transportation for these seven years last past, with
an account of what money hath been raised for those purposes in
the said County of Clare, returned by Richard England, Clerk of
the Crown of the said County, pursuant to an order of the
honourable House of Commons in Ireland, bearing date the tenth
of December 1743.
#PAGE 48
Summer assizes 1736 l.
Barnaby Reilly Transported as felons and a presentment
John Collins made in favour of John Brady, Esq.,
William Ryan then Sheriff for transporting them of 18
Lent assizes 1737
Barnaby Burne Transported as a felon, and a presentment
made in favour of St. John Bridgeman, Esq.,
then Sheriff of the said County for trans-
porting him of 6
Summer assizes 1741
Matthias Touhy Transported as felons and a presentment
Charles Hehir made in favour of John Stackpole, Esq.,
Michael Hynes then Sheriff of the said County for
Honora Neale transporting them of 48
Darby Kean
William Riedy
Martin o'Mara
John Riedy
Summer assizes 1742
Michael Hynes Ordered for transportation as felons, and
John Mc. Nemara a presentment made in favour of Robert
Martin Meara Harrison, Esq., then Sheriff of said County,
John Riedy for transmitting them to Limerick and fees
William Riedy paid by him for transporting them of 42
Darby Kean
Thomas Mc. Grath
William Curtane
David Doyle
John Baghane
Patrick Mc. Nemara
Michael Fahy
Honora Forave
Mary Mc. Grath
John Bevlan
Lent assizes 1743
James Kean Ordered for transportation, and a present-
Andrew Ryan ment made in favour of James Butler, Esq.,
Michael Cloon Sheriff of the said County, for trans-
mitting and transporting them of 24
---
Total 138
Examined by
Richard England, Clerk of the Crown.
An Account of money paid by John King treasurer of the County of
Dublin and his Predecessor, and to whom, for these seven years
last past, for the transportation of felons and vagabonds pre-
#PAGE 49
sented by the several grand juries of the County of Dublin at his
Majesty's Court of King's-Bench.
l.
Easter term 1738. To Mr. William Scriven Under-Sheriff 12
Michaelmas term 1738. To the same 36
Hillary [Hilary?] term 1739. To Mr. John Cooke Under-Sheriff 30
Trinity term 1741. To Mr. Redmond Kane Under-Sheriff 50
Michaelmas term 1741. To the same 50
Hillary [Hilary?] term 1741. To the same 75
Trinity term 1743. To Mr. Richard Rickison Under-Sheriff 15
---
Total 268
I Humbly certify that the above sums (and no more) were presented,
raised and paid by me and my predecessor to the several persons
above mentioned, at his Majesty's court of King's-Bench, for these
seven years last past, for the transportation of felons and
vagabonds. Dated this first day of February, 1743.
John King, treasurer of the County of Dublin.
An account of what money has been raised at the general quarter
sessions of the peace for the County of Dublin for transporting
of felons and vagabonds for these seven years last past.
l.
July Sessions 1737. For transporting John Moore, Ann Jones,
Mary Butterfield, Mary Dowling and Mary Hobbs, there was
raised by presentment and paid to Thomas Granger, Esq.,
then High-Sheriff the sum of 30
October Sessions 1737. For transporting of Thomas Cahill,
Laughlin Bergin, William Baning, Joseph Mc. Cormick and
Ann Conolly there was raised by presentment and paid to
Terence Kerin then Under-Sheriff the sum of 25
April Sessions 1738. For transporting Thomas Thelony, James
Fitzpatrick, Arthur Mc. Mullen, Thomas Tallant, Patrick
Dempsey, Daniel Giraghty, John Reilly and Daniel Fox
convicted at the commission of Oyer and Terminer, there
was raised by presentment and paid to Richard Rickison
then Under-Sheriff the sum of 40
October Sessions 1738. For transporting Thady Gray and
Ralph Venables, both convicted at the said commission,
there was raised by presentment and paid to William
Scriven then Under-Sheriff the sum of 12
May Sessions 1739. For transporting of Faughney Farrell and
Patrick Sheridan, both convicted at said commission,
there was raised by presentment and paid to said William
Scriven the sum of 12
#PAGE 50
July Sessions 1739. For transporting John Reilly and
Patrick Dowling, both convicted at said commission,
and for transmitting of prisoners, and for the expence
[expense?] that John Cooke then Under-Sheriff was at in
attending the execution of John Flanagan and others with
guards, there was raised by presentment and paid to said
Cooke the sum of twenty pounds, and as it does not appear
what part of said sum was raised for transporting the
said Reilly and Dowling, I have returned the full sum
raised as aforesaid 20
October Sessions 1740. For transporting Daniel Clayton,
David Hendrick and Thomas Scarffe, there was raised by
presentment and paid to Robert Robinet then Under-
Sheriff of said County, the sum of 18
April Sessions 1743. For transporting Daniel Wolaghan,
Darby Hanlan, John Power, Edward Cawlan, Elizabeth Ryan,
John Mc. Guire, Hester Mc. Guire, James Mc. Guire and
Peter Bath, convicted at said Sessions and at the com-
mission of Oyer and Terminer, there was raised by
presentment and paid to the then Sheriff the sum of 45
October Sessions 1742. For transporting of Thomas Murphy,
Catherine Byrne, Judith Freeman, otherwise Byrn, Mary
Anderson, Bridget Mealy, Catherine Wall, James Laughlin,
Felix Doyle and John Ryan, convicted at said Sessions
and said commission, there was raised by presentment and
paid to the then Sheriff the sum of 45
January Sessions 1742. For transporting William Flyn other-
wise Leathercap, David Lawler and Thomas Moran, convicted
at said Sessions, there was raised by presentment and
paid to the then Sheriff the sum of 15
---
Total 62 [262?]
Thomas Greene, Dep. Clk. Peace County Dublin
An account of what money has been raised on the County of Dublin
at the Quarter-Sessions, and to whom paid by John King treasurer
of said County and his predecessor for these seven years last
past, for the transportation of felons and vagabonds.
l.
July Sessions 1737. To Thomas Granger, Esq., High-Sheriff 30
October Sessions 1737. To Terence Kerin, Under-Sheriff 25
April Sessions 1738. To Mr. Richard Rickison, Under-Sheriff 40
October Sessions 1738. To Mr. William Scriven, Under-Sheriff 12
May Sessions 1739. To the same 12
July Sessions 1739. To Mr. John Cook, Under-Sheriff 10
October Sessions 1740. To Mr. Robert Robinet, Under-Sheriff 18
#PAGE 51
April Sessions 1742. To Mark Synnot, Esq., High-Sheriff 45
October Sessions 1742. To the same 45
January Sessions 1740. To the same 15
April Sessions. 1743. To the same 15
---
Total 267
I Humbly certify that the above sums (and no more) were raised at
the quarter-sessions of the County of Dublin, and paid by me and
my predecessor to the several persons above mentioned, within
these seven years last past, for the transportation of felons and
vagabonds. Dated this first day of February, 1743.
John King, Treasurer of the
County of Dublin.
A List of the prisoners that died in the goal[gaol?] of Newgate
since the year 1737.
July 25th, 1738 24th, Thomas Elmes
Patrick Mc. Kay 28th, David Anderson
Elizabeth Slater March 7th, Morgan Redmond
January 17th, James Bryan 10th Thomas Scarfe
April 10th, 1739 April 3rd, 1741
Philip Magennis Bartholomew Hoare
May 26th, John Byrn 24th, William Murphy
June 3rd, Thomas Quin 27th, Morgan Byrn
October 6th, Patrick Finn May 17th, Patrick Meaghan
October 1st, 1740 Patrick Flinn
John Roberts June 19th, John Ferguson
December 21st, Rose Ash July 3rd, Patrick Grouty
January 7th, Judith Lamb Mary Byrn
18th, Patrick Duffy 1742, Mary Ryan
26th, Henry Keating Jane Ryan
February 14th, Matthew Maher Elinor Joice
17th Ann Bray 1743, John Underwood
The above is a true list, this second of February 1743.
Thomas Smith
A list of transports shipped off from the year 1735 to the
first of February 1743-4.
4th February 1735. Delivered thirty to Isaac Kelsick on board
the Union.
3rd February. Delivered twenty-three to Ja. [James?] Stevenson on
board the Bruce.
#PAGE 52
12th February. Delivered to Ja. [James?] Stevenson on board the
Bruce, two.
23rd March. Delivered three to Thomas Manning.
18th February 1736. Delivered to Isaac Kelsick, twenty-eight.
30th March Delivered to James Byrn, one.
4th April. Delivered to Morgan Farrell, fourteen.
20th May. Delivered to James Stevenson, two.
11th March. Delivered to Richard Ribton, twelve.
13th July. Delivered to George Gibson, seven.
14th May. Delivered to James Stevenson, four.
17th August. Delivered to Christopher Quinn, one.
22nd February 1737. Delivered to John Martin, thirty-three.
23rd May. Delivered to James Stevenson, nineteen on board the
Dublin Merchant.
30th May. Delivered to James Stevenson on board the Dublin
Merchant, one.
26th May. Delivered to Daniel Magill, fourteen on board the
Dublin Merchant.
19th August. Delivered to Tho. [Thomas?] Scabrooke, ten on
board the brig Orange.
22nd February 1737-8 Delivered to William Fisher, two.
12th April 1738. Delivered to Alexander Montgomery, three.
24th April. Delivered to Peter Cullen, four.
28th April. Delivered to James Patten, three.
6th May. Delivered to James Patten, five on board the Walpole.
15th May. Delivered to Robert Harper on board the Walpole, seven.
30th August. Delivered to John Hornby, seventeen.
13th November. Delivered to Isaac Kelsick, twenty-five.
5th December. Delivered to James Bonnet, one on board the
Virgin-Queen.
24th March 1739. Delivered to John Maylor, six on board the snow
Flower-Deluce.
24th January. Delivered to Sam Oliver on board the Antigua packet,
twenty.
18th April. Delivered to John Wright on board the Rachael of
Saltcoats, twenty-six.
27th May. Delivered to Thomas Steel on board the Southwell, three.
3rd June. Delivered to Thomas Steel on board the Southwell, eleven.
26th June 1739. Delivered to Pat. [Patrick?] Horish on board the
Carthagena, six.
4th March 1740. Delivered to Nathaniel Sears, twenty-three.
14th July. Delivered to Pat. [Patrick?] Roe, five on board the
Three Friends.
30th June 1741. Delivered to Edward Hagan, eight.
29th June. Delivered to Edward Hagan on board the Two
Friends, six.
6th July. Delivered to Edward Hagan, eleven.
#PAGE 53
12th August. Delivered to Jacob Willard on board the St. Andrew
Maryland, two.
21st September. Delivered to William Codd on board the Southwell,
fifty-five.
8th February. Delivered to Elisha Johnson on board the William of
Rhode-Island, fifty-two.
8th July. Delivered to Mark Talbot on board the Two Friends of
Dublin, six.
11th August. Delivered to ------ on board the brigantine St.
Audone, ten.
23rd March. Delivered to Richard Goodman, twenty-two.
6th May 1740. Delivered to John Dyatt, eleven on board the
Batchelor of Dublin.
5th September 1735. Delivered to Andrew Buckler on board the
Baltimore brigantine, twenty-two.
2nd July 1741. Delivered to Edward Hagan, fourteen.
22nd March 1742. Delivered to Tim Donovan on board the Whitehaven
Galley, twenty-six
28th March. Delivered to William Jackson on board Whitehaven
Galley, four.
26th August. Delivered to William Basnot on board the Santry,
seventy-eight.
29th September. Delivered to James Campbell on board the Molly
of Whitehaven Galley, sixty-three.
5th October. Delivered to James Campbell, eighteen.
21st April 1743. Delivered to John Martin on board the George
of Dublin, forty-five.
21st May. Delivered to William Postlethwaite, seven.
20th August. Delivered to Banjamin Bourke, eighteen.
9th November. Delivered to Robert Harper on board the Charming
Peggy, one.
18th June. Delivered to Joseph Tyrrell on board the Richard of
Dublin, one.
28th July 1738. Delivered to Richard Durham, two.
14th April. Delivered to Thomas Robinson, two.
15th April. Delivered to Thomas Robinson, one.
Thomas Smyth.
In Obedience to the commands of the honourable Committee
appointed to inspect the returns of felons and vagabonds
ordered for transportation.
John Hornby most humbly presents to your honours a list of
all the felons and vagabonds, by him contracted for and
shipped off these seven years last past, so far as he can
possibly collect by his books and memory, viz.
#PAGE 54
Constant Mc. Daniel Mary Christian John Savage
Saragh [Sarah?] Dungan James Bermingham Laughlin Murphy
John Quinlan John Campbell Ralph Venables
Doroty Ryan Peter Cannon Thady Flanagan
Elenor Kelly Patrick Connor Thady Gray
The above fifteen persons indented the twenty-ninth of
August 1738, for seven years, for which the said Hornby has
received from Mr. Alexander Carroll the City Treasurer the
sum of thirty-nine pounds for transporting the same on
board the Appleby for Virginia, where they were accordingly
landed, but no certificate returned for any of them, the
merchant not having directions to apply for such certificates,
as said Hornby had no manner of intimation that the same were
necessary, otherwise could easily have obtained them.
Dublin, second of February 1743.
John Hornby.
A List of twenty-two convicts transported on board the
Hibernia, Nathaniel Sears, master, for Maryland in March
1740, by Thomas Cooke, merchant, the second of February
1743.
Thomas Cooke,
Thomas Finn John Hill John Bourk
Ann Nugent Walter Shean Elizabeth Long
James Donovan Peter Cochlan Mary Halfpenny
Patrick Reilly Dennis Clayton Catherine Reilly
Philip Williams Christopher Hicky Lucy Coleman
John Layer James Mc. Cawley James Walsh
Dennis Dunn Thomas Paterson
Henry Bryan Patrick Cowlan At three pounds each
A Return of sales of twenty servants from on board the
ship Hibernia, Nathaniel Sears, master, for account of
Mr. Thomas Cooke, merchant in Dublin.
Servants names To whom sold l. s. d.
Thomas Finn Nicholas George for cash 13 10 0
Ann Nugent Nicholas Hyland 11 10 0
James Donovan Peter Boyer 13 10 0
Patrick Reilly |
Philip Ze Williams|
John Layer |
Dennis Dunn |
Henry Bryan |
#PAGE 55
John Hill |
Walter Shean |
Peter Cochlan |
Dennis Clayton > Robert Alison
Christopher Hicky | at 9l. 10s. each 161 10 0
James Mc. Cowley |
Thomas Paterson |
Patrick Cowlan |
John Bourk |
Elizabeth Long |
Mary Halfpenny |
Catherine Reilly |
Lucy Coleman > Sold by Daniel Dulanse
James Walsh > Esq., Maryland
---------
Total L. 200 00 00
Philadelphia, February 25th 1741.
Davey and Carsan.
In the ship Santry of Dublin, William Basnet, commander,
were imported the following convicts.
Mary Howard Bridget Clark John Ryan
Judith Freeman Mary Hutchinson John Mc. Har
Mary Burn Mary Martin John Reynolds
Elenor Hutchinson Catherine Wael James Lyon
Margaret Hored Bridget Mealy James Quin
Catherine Johnson Patrick Kenny Walter Murphy
Marget Johnson Thomas Nudham Patrick Carpenter
Susannah Bourk Peter Fitzpatrick Christopher Smith
Mary Roach John Nowlan Roger Sweeney
Eleanor Burrows Dennis Doyle John Clark
Catherine Doyle Nicholas Furlon James Newman
Jane Ball Patrick Kinshella Robert Bryan
Mary Maguire Laughlin Curry John Jones
Alice Usher Thomas Lynch Edward Ivory
Margaret Cary Darby Kelly Thomas Goodman
Sarah Donelly Thomas Roony Lewis Murphy
Mary Stone John Roony Terence Murphy
William Dulany John Sherlock Richard Kenim
Andrew Kewing Michael Hagall George Osburn
Foelix Doyle Edward Toole John Doyle
John Condrum Joseph Erwin Bryan Doran
William Desbrit Terence Reilly John Kelly
Thomas Murphy Thomas Fleming William Lynch
#PAGE 56
Roger Carney John Bannam
Patrick Grace Henry Fitzwilliams
Port Anapolis These are to certify that the above persons
in Maryland. were here imported as aforesaid the fifth
day of November 1742, and that the same
persons being called over, did severally answer to their
names. Given under my hand and seal this tenth day of
January in the seventeenth year of the reign of our sovereign
Lord King GEORGE the second, King of Great Britain, France
and Ireland, &c. Annoq. Dom. 1742.
Benjamin Tasker, naval officer.
An account of what money was received by Redmond Kane for
transporting felons and vagabonds, with a list of such felons
and vagabonds for seven years last past, and the names of the
merchants by whom they were transported.
l.
Trinity 1741, received 50
Michaelmas 1741, received 50
Hillary [Hilary?] 1741, received 75
---
Total 175
The persons transported
Trinity 1741. William Murphy, John Hill, Edward Graham, John
Gogarty, John Redmond, Bryan Mc. Atire, James Walsh, Thomas
Hoey, John Dormon, Francis Neal.
Michaelmas 1741. Mary Maguire, Mary Lawler, John Howard,
Edward Wilson, William Shortley, Catherine Delany, Owen Murphy,
Thomas Ryder, Hugh Reily, Mary Cologan.
Hilary 1741. Peter Reilly, Teresa Dignam, Elizbeth Hyland,
Thomas Kearnan, Patrick Kilkelly, Patrick Johnson, Matthew
Tearnan, Sarah Ryan, John Gagarty, William Cane, Walter Hughs,
Rachel Everston, John Carroll, John Farrell and George Forster.
Merchants
Mr. Thomas Cooke, Mr. Samuel Lyons, Mr. Bird and Mr. Joseph Weld.
This is the return of Redmond Kane.
An account of all money by me received by virtue of any present-
ments of the grand juries of the County of Dublin for these seven
years last past, for transporting any convict felons and
vagabonds, with the account of such convict felons and vagabonds,
as also an account of what sums of money I have received by virtue
#PAGE 57
of any presentments of the grand juries of the said County during
the said time, as High-sheriff, and for what purpose.
l. s. d.
April 1742 For transporting Daniel Wholaghan, Darby
Hanlan, John Power, Edward Caulan,
Elizabeth Ryan, John Maguire, Esther
Maguire, James Maguire and Peter Bath 45 0 0
Same felons For erecting a gallows at Kilmainham 2 7 6
October 1742 For transprting Thomas Murphy,
Catherine Byrn, Judith Freeman otherwise
Byrn, Mary Anderson, Bridget Maley,
Catherine Wall, James Laughlin, Foelix
Doyle and John Ryan 45 0 0
January 1742 For transporting William Flinn otherwise
Leathercap, David Lawler and Thomas
Moran. 15 0 0
April 1743 For transporting Mary Gorman, Patrick
Carroll and Daniel Hughs 15 0 0
---------
Total 122 7 6
Dated this fourth day of February 1743.
Mark Synnot, late High Sheriff of the
County of Dublin.
An account of what presentments were granted by the grand jury of
the County of Dublin at the sessions of Kilmainham for transport-
ing of felons and vagabonds since the fourteenth of July 1737,
and paid to Richard Rickison the Under-sheriff to April 1738.
l.
14th July 1737 For transporting John Moore, Ann Jones, Mary
Butterfield, Mary Dowling and Mary Hobbs,
bound to James Stephenson, Esq., put on board
the Dublin, but can't tell the master's name 30
April 1738 For transporting Thomas Tholmey, James
Fitzpatrick, Arthur Mc. Mullen, Thomas
Tallant, Patrick Dempsey, Daniel Girraghty,
John Reilly and Daniel Fox, Captain Martin,
merchant, but can't tell the master or ship's
name 40
An account of what felons and vagabonds were transported from the
commission of Oyer and Terminer for the County of Dublin, for the
year 1743 by Richard Rickison, Under-sheriff, and presented by
the grand jury.
#PAGE 58
Trinity 1743 For transporting Daniel Dolan, Patrick Byrne
and James Delany, Charles Weld, merchant, put
board the George of Dublin, but can't tell
the master's name 15
October 1743 For transporting Patrick Purcell and Joan
Barefoot from the commission in the ship the
Charming Peggy, John Cossart, merchant, Robert
Harper, master, the money presented but not
raised by the County 10
--
Total 95
Richard Rickison
A List of prisoners that died in Newgate from the eighth day of
October 1737, to the first day of February 1743.
1738 July 25th Patrick Mc. Kay 1742 Jane Ryan
January 17th James Bryan John Underwood
1739 April 10th Philip Magennis 1742 July 25th Elizabeth Slator
May 26th John Byrn September 18th Elizabeth Brooks
June 3rd Thomas Quin 1740
October 6th Patrick Finn October 3rd John Roberts
1740 December 22nd Rose Ash
January 18th Patrick Duffey January 9th Judith Lamb
26th Henry Keating February 28th David Henderson
February 14th Matthew Maher to be
17th Ann Bray transported
24th Thomas Elmes 1741 9th [?] Neal Duffey
March 7th Morgan Redmond Same Jane Ryan
10th Thomas Scarffe March 2nd Elizabeth Long
April 24th William Murphy April 3rd Bartholomew Hore
27th Morgan Byrn May 12th Philip Meaghan
June 19th John Ferguson 28th Patrick Flynn
July 3rd Patrick Groudy July 3rd Thomas Harahane
Mary Byrn to be
Mary Ryan transported
February 2nd Elenor Joyce
I have the inquisitions
David Tew, Coroner.
A List of inquests held in Newgate on prisoners from May
the third 1737.
1737 May 3rd Mary Coffee August 21st John Mullegan to
1739 June 8th James Hannage be transported
to be September 7th Michael Mara to
#PAGE 59
transported be transported
October 5th Patrick Flinn January 7th Richard Page
to be 29th Patrick Carroll
transported February 22nd Mary Ryan
1741 June 29th Thady Fergusan 1743 June 17th Thomas Newell
July 16th Mary Byrne to December 17th John Underwood
be transported
21st Honora Mc.
Nally to be
transported
William Walker, Coroner.
An account of what money has been presented in the County of
the City of Dublin for transporting convict felons and
vagabonds for seven years last past, and to whom paid.
l. s. d.
1737, Midsummer sessions To James Stephenson, Esq. 63 0 0
Michaelmas sessions Isaac Kelsick 102 0 0
Christmas sessions John Martin 75 0 0
Joseph Weld 21 0 0
1738, Easter sessions Thomas Robinson 3 0 0
William Tiffin 6 0 0
Peter Cullen 12 0 0
Alexander Montgomery 15 0 0
Michaelmas sessions Richard Durham 6 0 0
1739, Midsummer sessions Joseph Weld 111 0 0
Samuel Horner 3 0 0
Isaac Kelsick 33 0 0
Joseph Hornby 39 0 0
1740, Midsummer sessions Joseph Weld 45 0 0
Samuel Lyons 60 0 0
Thomas Steel 15 0 0
Christmas sessions Thomas Cooke 63 0 0
1741, Midsummer sessions Samuel Lyons and Oliver
Bird 69 0 0
Walter Codd 27 0 0
Jacob Willard 27 0 0
Christmas sessions Joseph Weld 90 0 0
Richard Goodman 54 0 0
1742, Midsummer sessions John Langley 96 0 0 |
Michaelmas sessions James Campbell 48 0 0 | These
Easter sessions John Martin 48 0 0 | sums not
1743, Midsummer sessions John Langley 21 0 0 > as yet
Michaelmas sessions John Langley 6 0 0 | collected
Robert Harper 3 0 0 |
----------
Total 1161 0 0
#PAGE 60
1743, February 4th
Alexander Carroll, treasurer of the
publick [public?] money Co. City of Dublin.
An account of all sums of money that have been presented in the
County of Dublin, and paid to High-sheriffs or Sub-sheriffs for
these seven years last past, and for what particular services,
over and above the particular sums presented to be paid to them
for transporting felons and vagabonds.
l. s. d.
April Sessions 1737, To Mr. Richard Rickison, Sub-
sheriff for transmitting prisoners, quelling riots,
for bolts for the use of the goal [gaol?], and money
expended on the guards in pillorying William
Banning 20 0 0
Easter term 1737, to the same, for quelling a great
and dangerous mobb [mob?], who for several Sundays
and holy days riotously assembled on the commons of
Kilmainham, and there and in other parts adjoining
committed great affrays, and for apprehending,
prosecuting and convicting John Berren, one of the
rioters, and for his expenses in whipping Archibald
Kerby and John Mc. Cormuck in Swords. 30 0 0
July Sessions 1737, to the same, for the maintenance
of five persons in custody from the eleventh of
March to the twenty-eighth of April, at two pence
per day. 2 0 0
April Sessions 1738, to Mr. William Scriven, Sub-
sheriff, for quelling riots in the several parts
of the County, and for bolts and shackles for the
use of the goal [gaol?] 20 0 0
October Sessions 1738, to the same, for transmitting
prisoners, and for money laid out for the use of
the County 30 0 0
May Sessions 1739, to Mr. John Cooke, Sub-sheriff,
for quelling riots, and for money laid out for the
use of the County 30 0 0
July Sessions 1739, to the same, for transmitting
prisoners, and for the expence [expense?] he was
at in attending the execution of John Flannigan,
Nicholas Ball and Daniel Neal with guards 10 0 0
October Sessions 1739, to the same for providing
bolts and shackles for the use of the goal [gaol?],
and for transmitting prisoners 20 0 0
January Sessions 1739, to the same, for quelling
several riots on the Lord's Day in several parts
of the County, and raising a guard for the same 20 0 0
#PAGE 61
July Sessions 1740, to Mr. Robert Robinet, Sub-
sheriff, for his care and trouble in apprehending
and bringing in several persons on the process,
who had not accounted for the publick [public?]
money, as also for quelling several routs and riots
in several parts of the County 20 0 0
October Sessions 1740, to the same, as a gratuity and
reward for his diligent and faithful discharge of
his office in executing the King's process against
all persons, who detained the publick [public?]
money, and for his great care, trouble and expence
[expense?] in preserving the publick [public?]
peace 20 0 0
January Sessions 1740, to the same, as a recompence
[recompense?] for his diligence and expence
[expense?] in executing the process and bringing to
justice several high-constables and others, who
detained the publick [public?] money, and also for
executing several orders issued from the Government
with great integrity, and particularly an order of
late for inspecting and computing the corn of this
County and the species thereof, and returning a
faithful account thereof to the Government, and also
for discharging and setting at liberty great numbers
of poor prisoners without fees for one year past,
being a time of great rigour and calamity. 20 0 0
July Sessions 1741, to Mr. Redmond Kane, Sub-
sheriff, for his great care, expence [expense?]
and trouble in suppressing riots in different
parts of the County, and for apprehending and
bringing in several persons on the process, who had
not accounted for the publick [public?] money, and
for transmitting prisoners, and for discharging
several poor prisoners without fees, who were
tryed [tried?] for different offences in this
County 20 0 0
October Sessions 1741, to the same, for his care
in suppressing riots, discharging a great number
of poor prisoners without fees, and executing the
process against the high and petty constables
and other persons for the publick [public?] money 30 0 0
January Sessions 1741, to the same, for his trouble
and expences [expenses?] in prosecuting, convict-
ing and executing several murderers at the
commission of Oyer and Terminer, and for
exonerating several inhabitants of the County of
fines payable by them on the green wax process,
#PAGE 62
and for discharging a great number of prisoners
without fees 20 0 0
April Sessions 1742, to Mark Synnot, Esq., High-
sheriff, for erecting a gallows 2 7 6
April Sessions 1743, to Mr. Richard Rickison, Sub-
sheriff, for his great service in quelling
several mobbs [mobs?] and riots in several parts
of the County 50 0 0
Easter term 1743, to the same, for his expences
[expenses?] in erecting a pillory in New-market
and pillorying Robert Brady, he having several
men in arms to suppress the mobb [mob?], and for
whipping John Bourke, William Hoey, Edmond
Dogherty, and Mary Carrick in several parts of
the County 20 0 0
July Sections 1743, to the same, for money by him
expended in repairing the chairs and tables in
the Justices and Judges rooms, and for iron work
and other services by him done for the use of
the County 22 15 0
October Sessions 1743, to the same, for his good
attendance in suppressing riots and mobbs
[mobs?] in the County of Dublin, and especially
at the commons of Kilmainham and Dolphin's-barn,
and having men in arms, and endangering his
life in doing the same 30 0 0
January Sessions 1743, to the same, for his
trouble and expences [expenses?] in executing
Hugh Condron, and for whipping several prisoners
who were tryed [tried?] in said County, and for
slating the Session-house, Judges room and the
whole goal [gaol?], and all other necessaries
that were wanting in said goal [gaol?] 50 0 0
Michaelmas term 1743, to the same, for his
extraordinary expence [expense?] and trouble in
pulling down the booths and tents on Gallows-
Hill and Stoney Batter, and suppressing the
riots at said places 10 0 0
The two last sums now collecting, ---------
dated February 4th, 1743. 497 2 6
John King, Treasurer of the County of Dublin.
An account of what money I received by presentment of the
grand juries of the County of Dublin for transporting felons
and other services.
#PAGE 63
Trinity term, 1739. For transporting John Reilly and
Patrick Dowling 10
Hillary [Hilary?] term. For transporting Philip
Magennis, John Reilly, Patrick Dowling, Mary Lawless
and Hugh Glascoe 30
May Sessions. For quelling several riots, and for money
laid out for the use of the County 30
July Sessions. For transmitting of prisoners, for the
expences [expenses?] I was at attending the execution
of John Flanigan, Nicholas Ball and Daniel Neal with
guards 10
October Sessions. For providing bolts and shackles for
the use of the goal [gaol?] and for transmitting
prisoners 20
January Sessions. For quelling several riots on the
Lord's Day in several parts of the County, and for
raising a guard for the same 20
---
Total 120
John Cooke.
A List of felons and vagabonds shipped on board the
Revolution, John Wright, commander, bound from Dublin to
Delaware bay in America, September 1743.
l. s.
From Trim
John Cardiffe |
Patrick Maguire |
Henry Finnigan | For the transporting received
From Mullingar > by Sam. [Samuel?] Bathes ____ 12 0
Philip Magawley |
James Gordon |
John Grivey |
From Carlow
Edmond Cavenagh For the transporting received 3 0
From Wicklow
Joan Mc. Nemara For the transporting received 2 10
For the City of Dublin
Margaret Dillon | For the transporting received a pre-
Mary Drury > sentment for six pounds, no part of
| which has been yet paid.
John Langley.
A List of felons and vagabonds shipped on board the Sarah,
Richard Berrell, commander, bound from Dublin to Delaware
bay in America, August 1743.
#PAGE 64
From the County of Wicklow
Michael Doyle |
Elizabeth Dunn > For the transporting received 7 10
Margaret Nowland |
alias Margaret Lennon |
From the Queen's County
Dennis Ryan |
Joan Butler > For the transporting received 10 0
Patrick Moore |
Roger Gormill |
From the County of Cavan
Isaac Burn >
Arthur Burn > For the transporting received 5 0
From the King's County
Laurence hand For the transporting received 3 0
From the County of Longford
Henry Hyland For the transporting received ? ?
From the City of Dublin
Laurence Langen |
Catherine Burn |
Dominick Hogan | For the transporting received a
Winifred Linton > presentment for twenty-one pounds,
William Kennedy | no part of which has yet been paid.
Patrick Smith |
Edward Dogherty |
John Langley.
A List of felons and vagabonds shipped on board the
Santry, William Bassnet, commander, bound from Dublin to
Maryland in America, in 1742 by John Langley and Co.
l. s. d.
From the County of Carlow
Thomas Fleming |
Bryan Doran |
William Linchy |
Edmond Evory |
John Kealy > For the transporting received 27 9 11
Dennis Doyle |
Peter Fitzpatrick |
Edmond Toole |
John Nowland |
Terence Reilly |
From Wicklow
Henry Fitzwilliams|
John Doyle |
Terence Murphy |
Loughlin Keary |
#PAGE 65
John Reynolds > For the transporting received 30 0 0
Sarah Donelly |
George Ashburn |
Walter Murphy |
Lewis Murphy |
Richard Kerivan |
From the Queen's County
John Couran alias |
Donald |
William Donald |
alias Despard |
Patrick Grace |
Michael Hogan > For the transporting received 27 0 0
Roger Carney |
William Delany |
Thomas Goodwin |
Darby Kelly |
John Sherlock |
From the County of Kildare
Patrick Kinshelagh|
Mary Burne > For the transporting received 9 0 0
Owen Slattery |
From the County of Longford
Thomas Needham >
Patrick Kenny > For the transporting received 2 0 0
From the County of Dublin
John Ryan |
Foelix Doyle |
James Loughlin |
Catherine Wale |
Bridget Maley > For the transporting received 27 0 0
Mary Anderson |
Judith Freeman |
Catherine Burn |
Thomas Murphy |
From the City of Dublin
John Magher |
John Jones |
James Newham |
Nicholas Furlong |
Christopher Smith |
Jane Ball |
Bridget Clark |
Mary Haydon |
Alice Tresom |
Mary Hutchison |
Elinor Hutchison |
#PAGE 66
Mary Maguire |
Catherine Johnson | For the transporting these
Margaret Johnson | and the following three,
Mary Roache > received a presentment for
Ann Keary | ninety-six pounds, no part of
Margaret Hand | which is yet paid 96 0 0
Mary Martin |
Patrick Carpenter |
Thomas Rooney |
John Rooney |
James Lynagh |
Mary Stoner |
Susanna Burke |
Catherine Doyle |
Andrew Kerewine |
John Bannon |
John Clark |
Roger Sweeney |
Ellenor Burrows |
James Quin > Landing, for which certificate is
Robert o'Brien | returned.
John Langley.
Upon the whole, your Committee beg leave to observe, that
as these returns from the several Clerks of the Crown in
this kingdom, were moved for on the tenth day of
November last past, and that the last of these returns were
not brought in and laid before the House till the first day
of this instant February, they have not had it in their
power, (from the shortness of time) to prosecute this
inquiry in the manner the nature thereof merited and
required, whereby many and great frauds and abuses of the
laws now in force, for transporting of convict felons and
vagabonds, might have properly been detected and made
known to the publick [public?], nevertheless upon what
has appeared to the Committee relative to the County of
the City of Dublin and County of Dublin, in the progress
of their inquiry and inspection of said returns, the
Committee on re-considering their said report, came to
the following resolutions.
Resolved, that it appears to this Committee by the
returns made to the House, that the number of convict
felons and vagabonds, ordered for transportation these
seven years last past, amounts to one thousand, nine
hundred and twenty persons.
#PAGE 67
Resolved, that it appears to this Committee by the
returns made to the House, that the sum of eight
thousand four hundred and twenty-eight pounds five
shillings and five-pence sterling hath been presented
and raised off the several Counties in this kingdom
these seven years last past, for transporting convict
felons and vagabonds.
Ordered, that the said report, be printed; and that Mr.
Speaker do appoint the printing thereof, and that no
person, but such as he shall appoint, do presume to
print the same.
Journals of the Irish House of Commons
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