Researchers who have claimed this convict
There are currently 6 researchers who have claimed Thomas Burke
- Researcher (Bryan bryannp@gmail.com)
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- Researcher (Melanie Mein)
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- Researcher (Rita Fry)
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Biographies
Thomas Burke/Bourke 19590
(transported together with brother James)
DOB Circa 1807 Cork
Occupation – Carman (driver of horse drawn passenger vehicle)
Tried 3/8/1825 -Tralee, Kerry County
Sentence – 7yrs
Age 19yrs
5’6 1/2” tall, grey eyes, light brown hair
24/10/1825 Transported from Cork on Mangles 4 Arrived 18/2/1826 Port Jackson
Crime- stealing Promissory Notes
with brother James
Tatoo blue ring on right hand
“Carman , Assigned to James White” (AA Company) Port Stephens Hunter River
1828-Labourer for George Kable in Bathurst.
Certificate of Freedom 25/8/1832
Died 21/7/1861 age 56yrs of bronchitis in Cassilis/ Merriwa
Application to marry 8th July 1835, Castlereagh
28th July 1835 Married Mary Ann Shirley/Sherley (English
convict)Castlereagh, Church of England Church
Submitted by Researcher (14567) on 31 August 2023
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He married Mary Ann Shirley (Per Fanny from Warwickshire 1832)in Castlereagh (NSW) on 28 July 1835. A daughter Cecilia B(o)urke married into my Logan family. [Source details with me]
Submitted by Researcher (Bryan bryannp@gmail.com) on 5 March 2014
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At the double wedding above Thos Bourke Jnr also married Mgt M Logan. (Same provenance.)
Submitted by Researcher (Bryan bryannp@gmail.com) on 5 March 2014
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