| Document Title | Archive |
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| 2 letters from Lieutenant Lewis, transport office, Cove, County Cork, reporting on the term of demurrage of female convict ship ‘Lady Rowena’ | National Archives |
| Application for relief from female convicts with children | National Archives |
| Certificate in favour of Catherine Fehane, Buttevant, County Cork, who seeks permission to depart for New South Wales in Australia | National Archives |
| Communication from Colonel Carey, Military Secretary, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin, on matter of permission for soldier’s wives to embark on convict ship Tyne bound for Australia | National Archives |
| Document concerning an application from the wife of John Hickey, requesting leave to travel to New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of documents arising from an application from Ann Willson, alias Moore [alias Folley], a convict in Van Diemen’s Land, to have her children residing in Ballymacarret, Castlereagh, County Down join her | National Archives |
| File of documents arising from the suspicion in government circles that some female convicts have committed crimes in the hope of rejoining their husbands in New South Wales, [Australia] | National Archives |
| File of documents concerning a request for assistance and free passage to New South Wales, from Johanna Tailor, alias Nagle, Cork | National Archives |
| File of documents concerning a request from Anne Kelagher for free passage to New South Wales to join her husband, Francis Delamere | National Archives |
| File of documents concerning an application for permission to travel to New South Wales for Mary Daragh, wife of John Daragh, a former convict | National Archives |
| File of letters arising from a memorial of Ann Kingston, Kilbrogan, Bandon, [County Cork], seeking free passage to join her husband who is a convict in New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of letters arranging for the transport of women from the House of Industry and Foundling Hospital to [Australia] on a vessel provided by the Commissioners for Emigration. | National Archives |
| File of letters concerning a request from Catherine Laffan, Knockaney, County Limerick, to join her convict husband in New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of letters concerning the granting of permission to Mary Carny, [Roscommon Gaol], to join her husband in New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of papers relating to application of Mary Donoghue, for free passage to Botany Bay | National Archives |
| File of papers relating to letter from Catherine Keane, Dublin, enquiring as to the fate of her son William, who was transported to Australia some years previously | National Archives |
| File of papers relating to memorial of Mary Bradly, Limerick, seeking permission to join her husband Michael in his transportation to New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of papers relating to petition of Catherine McElhone seeking free passage to join her transported husband Terence McElhone in New South Wales | National Archives |
| File of petitions by Johanna Dudley, Cook Street and later Corbett’s Lane, Cork, referring to her husband a convict in New South Wales, [Australia], asking for free passage for her and two children | National Archives |
| Hannah Byrne, Rathfarnham, County Dublin: for passage for herself and four children to New South Wales, Australia | National Archives |