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There is currently one researcher who has claimed Mary Ann Byers
- Researcher (Julie Adamson)
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Biographies
Mary Ann Byers MUGSHEET ID: 6245 , POLICE ID: 425B , VOYAGE: Hindostan, 1839, Gender: Female, Age on Arrival: 21 , Complexion: Fresh, Hair: Dark brown , Eyes: Light grey, Remarks: -
Native place: Workington (England), Trade: House servant , Marital status: Single, Relations: Father Robert at NP; 3 brothers Robert. William, George; 2 sisters Ann, Elizabeth same,
Gaol report: Good, connections respectable, On the town: No;
TRIED - 22 October 1838 Transported for: Larceny , Stated this offence: Stealing wearing apparel from my mistress Mrs Barks, Liverpool , Sentence: 7 years, Trial place: Lancaster (Liverpool) Quarter Sessions (England) , 9 other convicts found tried at Lancaster (Liverpool) Quarter Sessions (England) on 22 October 1838;
DEPARTED - 9 May 1839 , Departed from London, England on the ship Hindostan, Voyage: Hindostan, 1839, Shipmaster: Geo. Lambe, Ship surgeon: Thomas W. McDonald, Surgeon's report: Exceedingly good;
ARRIVED - 12 September 1839, Voyage: Hindostan, 1839, Shipmaster: Geo. Lambe, Ship surgeon: Thomas W. McDonald, 178 other convicts found on this voyage;
OFFENCE - 5 December 1839 , Absent without leave, Sentence: Solitary confinement on bread and water 8 days then brought to this office, Place of sentencing: Cascades FF, Current master, location or status: Inkersole, Decided by: RCG, 1 other convict found sentenced at Cascades FF on 5 December 1839;
OFFENCE - 21 January 1840 Absenting herself without leave, Sentence: Cell 7 days on bread & water, Place of sentencing: Cascades FF, Current master, location or status: Inkinson, Decided by: PS, 1 other convict found sentenced at Cascades FF on 21 January 1840;
OFFENCE - 1 February 1840 Refusing to return to her service, Sentence: Cell 6 days on bread & water then returned to her service
Place of sentencing: Cascades FF, Current master, location or status: Inkersole, Decided by: PS & NKN, 1 other convict found sentenced at Cascades FF on 1 February 1840;
Ticket of Leave granted - 1 January 1844;
Free by Servitude - 22 October 1845 ;
Voyage: Hindostan, 1839 , Transported for: Larceny, Stated this offence: Stealing wearing apparel from my mistress Mrs Barks, Liverpool, Sentence: 7 years, Native place: Workington (England) , Trade: House servant , Religion: Protestant, Can read: Yes, Can write: Yes, Reports; Gaol report: Good, connections respectable, Surgeon's report: Exceedingly good,
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Mary Ann Byers was granted Ticket of Leave 1 Jan 1844, and Freed by Servitude 22 Oct 1845.
On 1 Jan 1846 she married John Burnett DOYLE in Brighton Tas, and had two daughters: Elizabeth Doyle b 1 Mar 1848 Blackbush Brighton, and Eliza Jane Doyle b 5 Nov 1849 Brighton.
After all she had endured, married life and motherhood was short for Mary Ann as she died of influenza age 32 yrs, 27 May 1850.
Both her daughters married and had families in Tasmania, they lived long and productive lives. John Burnett Doyle married again and had 9 further children.
Submitted by Researcher (Julie Adamson) on 2 March 2017
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- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/12, p.29
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