John Hennessey Tried on 31 Dec; 1833 at Dublin Indicted and found guilty of stealing butter Sentenced to be transported for seven years John's occupation was a labourer Arrived on board Royal Admiral 3 on 22 Jan; 1835 from Dublin In 1837 he was assigned to John Street at Bathurst NSW. William Graham Tried on 22 July 1822 in County Cavan Ireland Indicted and found guilty of shoplifting Sentenced to be transported for seven years William's occupation was a shoemaker Arrived on board the Recovery 2 in 30 July 1823 from Cork. On arrival he was forward to Bathurst for distribution and by 1828 was assigned to John Street. Later his name appears on a return of settlers and men punished in the County of Westmoreland. He was issured a Ticket of Leave on 28 July 1829, and and allowed to remain in the District of Bathurst on the recommendation of the Bench. He was delivered up Dec; 1832