Good afternoon Robyn, Are you one way or another connected to Denis Hogan, who came here from somewhere in Tipperary, as a convict in 1833? Denis is the earliest of my ancestors to come to Aust. from the UK and Ireland, and I have been unable to connect him to any Hogan family in Ireland. I have spent years on the Tipperary list, with no information available regarding Denis, so presume all the documentation was destroyed in the Uprisings last century. Denis Hogan, b. ca 1811, somewhere in Tipperary, parents unknown, and his wife Margaret nee Carey, also parents unknown, an immigrant from somewhere in Ireland, married in Sydney in 1842, had four children here, two of whom, Mary and Timothy, died at very early ages. Denis died in 1850 and Margaret died in 1853, both in Sydney. Their older sons, James b. 1835, and John b. 1842 both went on to have large families, and through my late father, I connect into John Hogan's line, where John married Frances Marjoram, daughter of William Marjoram, who, with his father Robert, came here both as convicts, from the village of Bredfield in Suffolk. Liz Walker nee Hogan. On 21/07/2013 5:33 PM, Robyn Hogan wrote: > Hi re the London Chronicle (and others), I previously posted this information but here it is again. > The National Library of Australia (NLA) has a lot of free resources and here is how you access them online: >