| Document Title | Archive |
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| Letter from Henry Hobhouse, Under Secretary, Whitehall, relating to list of wives of convicts and their children who have been granted permission to join their husbands in New South | National Archives |
| Letter from Isabella Kirk, Comber, County Down, concerning permission to join her husband who is a convict in New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from J Stewart, Treasury Chambers, [London], concerning shipping to be provided to transport female convicts and free settlers to New South Wales. | National Archives |
| Letter from James Lynne, recommending Eleanor Mahon, Mullingar, for free passage to New South Wales to join her husband James Mahon in his transportation | National Archives |
| Letter from Johanna Sullivan, Sundays Well, Cork, concerning free passage to travel to New South Wales to her husband | National Archives |
| Letter from John Cantville, Kilbeggan, [County Westmeath], concerning free passage granted to Mary Shanaghan, wife of Pat Hagan | National Archives |
| Letter from John Moore, Cookstown, relating to request by Catherine McElhone to travel to New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from John Moore, Cookstown, seeking free passage on behalf of Isabella O’Neil to join her husband Arthur O’Neil in his transportation to Mount Lewis | National Archives |
| Letter from Juliah Whitehill, Dublin, requesting permission to join her husband ‘in his Exile’ or transportation from Ireland | National Archives |
| Letter from Lieut [N] Lewis, Royal Navy, Transport Office, [Cobh, County Cork], concerning the transport of female emigrants from Dublin to Cobh prior to their departure to New South Wales. | National Archives |
| Letter from Marcella O’Brien, 15 Little Mary Street, [Dublin], seeking an answer to her earlier memorial | National Archives |
| Letter from Mary Fitzpatrick nee Reynolds, Carrick on Shannon, relating to her request for free passage for herself and her 7 children to join her husband James in his transportation to | National Archives |
| Letter from Mary Foley, [Cork], wishing to know if she has been granted permission to join her husband in New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from Michael Ferrar, Belfast, relating to application made by Sarah Whalen for free passage to New South Wales to join her husband in his transportation | National Archives |
| Letter from Mrs Ellen O’Neill, Ardsalla House, Navan, County Meath, asking for the name of the governor, New South Wales, [Australia], explaining she has an interest in the life of a convict | National Archives |
| Letter from Mrs Hughes, seeking the permission for free passage from Cork to New South Wales in Australia, where her husband was previously transported | National Archives |
| Letter from Rev John Emanuel Orpen, Kanturk, [County Cork], concerning a request from Elizabeth Heffernan, nee Sheehan, to join her husband in New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letter from Rev John Vincent, chaplain, Paramatta, New South Wales, providing an eyewitness account of the scenes of ‘lewdness and abandoned profligacy’ which occurred aboard a ship transporting female convicts | National Archives |
| Letter from Rev Snowden Cupples, Rector of Lisburn, Lisburn, requesting a travel allowance for Jane Dunshea, wife of a convict | National Archives |
| Letter from Richard Parker, Mayor of Cork, requesting that 3 children in the House of Industry be allowed to travel to New South Wales to join their mother in her transportation | National Archives |