William Power

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William Power was 30 when he arrived in New South Wales. In 1839 he was a Shepherd at Limestone Hills (Ipswich).

References (offline)Nominal list of male convicts employed on the establishment of Moreton Bay - 9 May 1839.References (online)Irish Convicts to New South Wales 1788-1849

Life Events

Date of Birth1788Place of BirthWaterford Co, IrelandPhysical DescriptionAge – 40, Height – 5. 3 ¾, Complexion: Dark p: p:, Hair – Brown, Eyes – GreyDate of Death1839Place of DeathSydney Hospital

Immigration

Name of ShipEarl St Vincent (1)

Convicts

Place of ConvictionKilkenny CityDate of Conviction1817Original Sentence TermSeven YearsShipEarl St Vincent (1)Convict StationLimestoneNotes (Convict Records)The Convicts to Port Jackson 1788-1849 &VDL 1813-early 1824 & Moreton Bay 1849-1850, CD-ROM, Indexed by Lesley Uebel, sorted by Surname.

The entry for William Power has *D, denoting a mention in the Convict Death Index 1828-1879.

Memberships

ChurchesRoman Catholic

Connections

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Convicts at Ipswich - 1827 to 1842 Penal Colony Era

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William Power