| Document Title | Archive |
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| File of letters concerning arrangements for facilitating the emigration of a group of young women from the House of Industry and Foundling Hospital to 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 |
| File regarding an application from Miss Goulding of the city of Dublin for assistance with emigration to New South Wales [Australia] | National Archives of Ireland |
| Hannah Byrne, Rathfarnham, County Dublin: for passage for herself and four children to New South Wales, Australia | National Archives |
| Letter from [Dr] Edward Trevor, [superintendent and medical inspector of convicts], Cove, [Cobh, County Cork], reporting on a complaint over the embarkation of a group of‘free settlers’ with female convicts | National Archives |
| Letter from [Dr] Edward Trevor, [superintendent and medical inspector of convicts], Dublin, concerning permission to travel for children of female convicts | National Archives |
| Letter from [John Vesey, 2nd Viscount] de Vesci, Abbeyleix, [Queen’s County], concerning a reward and assisted emigration granted to Sarah White. | National Archives of Ireland |
| Letter from [Rev] Jeremiah M Symes, Tinahely, County Wicklow, asking for government assistance for three females who wish to go to Van Diemen’s Land. | National Archives |
| Letter from [Rev] Samuel Adams, Northlands, Kingscourt, [County Cavan], on behalf of Frances Jackson asking for a free passage to her husband James, convict in New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from Anne Donohue [Donoghue], Kilmaine, seeking free passage to New South Wales to join her husband Thomas | National Archives |
| Letter from Catherine Kennedy, Dingle, [County Kerry], seeking permission to travel to New South Wales, where her husband is a convict | National Archives |
| Letter from Catherine Sullivan, widow, Cross Keys, parish of Monasterevin, County Kildare, seeking assistance with emigration following prosecution | National Archives of Ireland |
| Letter from David Chambers requesting a letter of recommendation to the governor of New South Wales on behalf of Mrs Margaret Bradley of Castledawson in County Londonderry | National Archives |
| Letter from David Kennedy, Dublin, relating to application by Francis M Levins, Belfast, to accompany her husband, James, in his transportation to New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from Elizabeth Vaughan, London, relating to free passage granted to Edward Wall to New South Wales aboard the convict ship ‘Eliza’ | National Archives |