c. 20 November 1820
PRISONER’S NAME: CATHERINE DAWNING [sic: probably CATHERINE DUGGAN]* [See Notes]
SHIP’S NAME: Wellington [sic: Lord Wellington (1820)]
DATE OF FACTORY ADMISSION: c. 20 November 1820
FROM WHENCE ADMITTED: Sydney Gaol
DATE OF GAOL ADMISSION: 20 November 1820
STATUS (BOND/FREE): not recorded
BY WHOM COMMITTED TO SYDNEY GAOL: Mr. HUTCHINSON [sic: WILLIAM HUTCHINSON]
CRIMES: not recorded
REMARKS/PUNISHMENT: Factory
DISCHARGED TO WHOM: not recorded
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES: The name CATHERINE DAWNING appears to be incorrect in the original record. There was no one with that surname on board the Lord Wellington. DAWNING may have been an alias/married name, but could also have been a misspelling by the original scribe. A CATHERINE DUGGAN per Lord Wellington (1820) had been sentenced to one week in the cells at Sydney Gaol on 13 November; perhaps she was forwarded to the Factory after that time in the cells was complete. Further research required.
CITATION
Female Factory Online (femalefactoryonline.org), “Factory Admission of CATHERINE DUGGAN,” https://femalefactoryonline.org/dataset/admissions/year-1820/a18201120/, accessed [insert current date].
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