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Petition of Jane Hughes, Phibsborough, Dublin, requesting a free passage for herself and family to New South Wales, in Australia

    Petition of Jane Hughes, Cowley Place, Blacquire [Blacquiere] Bridge, Phibsborough, Dublin, to Richard Wellesley, 1st Marquis Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant, Dublin Castle, requesting a free passage for herself and family to New South Wales, in Australia. Reveals her husband, Thomas Hughes, ‘being convicted as a Ribbonman’, was transported from the jail of Kilmainham to that place about 3 years ago. Indicates she has since supported her family through work as a washerwoman, but is deprived of the income of her husband who was previously employed as a ship carpenter. Certificate added to base in affirmation of the facts signed by John Butler, with countersignature by Thomas Herbert. 1 item; 3pp

    Original source name : Petition of Jane Hughes, Phibsborough, Dublin, requesting a free passage for herself and family to New South Wales, in Australia
    English translation : Petition of Jane Hughes, Phibsborough, Dublin, requesting a free passage for herself and family to New South Wales, in Australia
    Creator : Administration
    Document- type 1 : correspondence
    Reference number : CSO/RP/1825/1201
    Language(s) : English
    Geographical coverage : Ireland, Australia
    Year(s) : [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 DF124
    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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