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Petition of Anne Hughes, Dublin, requesting permission for herself and children to accompany her husband to New South Wales

    Petition of Anne Hughes, 115 James Street, Dublin, to Richard Wellesley, 1st Marquis Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant, Dublin Castle, requesting permission for herself and children to accompany her husband to New South Wales, Australia. Reveals her husband, William Hughes, was tried and sentenced to transportation for 7 years, having been found guilty of stealing £2 7s from his employer, with whom he was engaged as land steward at Clonmel, in County Tipperary; notes that prior to this he operated a family milling concern at Maynooth, County Kildare. Reproduces on base a list of those who added their names in support of an earlier memorial seeking relief, including Richard Manders of Mountjoy Square, Dublin, and 8 others. 1 item; 3pp

    Original source name : Petition of Anne Hughes, Dublin, requesting permission for herself and children to accompany her husband to New South Wales
    English translation : Petition of Anne Hughes, Dublin, requesting permission for herself and children to accompany her husband to New South Wales
    Creator : Administration
    Document- type 1 : correspondence
    Reference number : CSO/RP/1825/400
    Language(s) : English
    Geographical coverage : Ireland, Australia
    Year(s) : c1 Apr 1825
    Theme 1 : family
    Theme 2 : legal
    Archive name : An Chartlann Náisiúnta
    Archive name (English) : National Archives
    Archive address : Bishop Street, Dublin 8, Ireland D08 DF115
    City : Dublin
    Country : Ireland
    Official website and institutional resources : http://nationalarchives.ie
    Finding aid(s) : https://csorp.nationalarchives.ie/context/index.html
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