Maurice or Morris Dunn Tried on 25 March 1824 Dublin Indicted and found guilty of stealing lead Sentenced to be transported for seven years Maurice's occupation was a gardener Arrived on board the Ann & Amelia on 2 Jan; 1825 from Cork During the voyage Dunn received twenty-five lashes for insubordination. In 1828 he was assigned to John Street at Bathurst. He received a Certificate of Freedom on 26 March 1831 that gave his full decryption. On 14 Nov; 1832 his ticket was cancelled on the instruction from the Bathurst Bench. David Sullivan Tried on 18 March 1833 in Cork City Details of his crime have not been found Sentenced to be transported for seven years. Arrived on board the Java on 18 Nov; 1833 from Cork City In 1837 he was assigned to John Street at Bathurst. He was issued a Ticket of Leave 8 April 1838 and allowed to remain in the District of Bathurst Edward Sheehan Tried on 3 Oct;1823 Limerick Details of crime have not been found Sentenced to be transported for seven years. Arrived on board the Prince Regent 1(2) on the 15 July 1824 from Cork On his arrival in the colony Sheehan was first assigned to Robert Lethbridge at Prospect NSW. By 1828 he was assigned to John Street at Bathurst. He was issued a Ticket of leave on 24 March 1829 and allowed to remain in the District of Bathurst The End

Jeff, Thank you for adding these heartbreaking items to the record. Do you know who or what John Street at Bathurst was? PJ > Maurice or Morris Dunn > > Tried on 25 March 1824 Dublin > > Indicted and found guilty of stealing lead > > Sentenced to be transported for seven years > > Maurice's occupation was a gardener > > Arrived on board the Ann & Amelia on 2 Jan; 1825 from Cork > > During the voyage Dunn received twenty-five lashes for insubordination. > > In 1828 he was assigned to John Street at Bathurst. He received a > Certificate of Freedom on 26 March 1831 that gave his full decryption. On > 14 Nov; 1832 his ticket was cancelled on the instruction from the Bathurst > Bench. > >