MARGARET DOYLE was an Irish convict woman tried and convicted in Dublin, Ireland in 1830 for stealing a shawl and sentenced to seven years transportation per Palambam (1831). MARGARET died at the Parramatta Female Factory in 1833.
Timeline
- Born: 1807, Dublin, Ireland
- Tried and convicted for stealing a shawl: 1830, Dublin, Ireland
- Sentenced to seven years transportation: 1830, Dublin, Ireland
- Sailed to the colony of New South Wales per Palambam: 23 March 1831, Cork, Ireland
- Arrived in the colony of New South Wales per Palambam: 31 July 1831, Port Jackson, New South Wales
- Died: c. 7 August 1833, Parramatta Female Factory
- Buried: 7 August 1833, St. John’s Parish, Parramatta
Burial Location
- Unmarked grave, exact location in the parish of St. John’s, Parramatta unknown.
Occupation
- Laundress
- Maid of all work
- Convict
Description
- Prior convictions: one
Religion
- Catholic
Multimedia
Sources
- Irish Convicts to New South Wales, 1788–1849 (http://members.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/cgi-bin/irish/irish.cgi, 2011), MARGARET DOYLE, accessed 10 October 2018.
- Parish Burial Registers, Textual Records, St. John’s Anglican Church Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia.
Lists
# Convict
# Irish
# Ship: Palambam (1831)
# Parramatta Female Factory
# Place of Death: Parramatta Female Factory
# Burial Year: 1833
# Grave: unmarked
