Jeremy Mallowney

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Jeremy was twenty-six years old when he was transported to New South Wales. He worked at Limestone and ran away in November 1828. He was recaptured two weeks later on 3 December of that year and was sent back to Sydney in 1829.

References (online)Ipswich Heritage Information Kit – Unit 2 Convicts and Early Settlement

Life Events

Physical Description5 feet, 10 inches tall, dark complexion, brown hair and hazel eyes.

Convicts

Places LivedTipperary, IrelandAliasJeremiah Mallowny CrimeCrime not recordedPlace of ConvictionWaterford, IrelandDate of ConvictionMarch 1824Original Sentence TermSeven YearsShipHoughleyArrival PlaceNew South WalesConvict StationLimestoneNotes (retrials, etc)In December 1826 Jeremy was sentenced at Windsor to three years at Moreton Bay for theft.

Places Lived

Dates known to have lived hereTipperary, Ireland

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Jeremy Mallowney