NAVIGATION
Participant Info
- First Name
- Ann
- Surname
- Trainer (Cassidy, Traynor)
- Native Place
- Derry [Londonderry], Maherfelt [Magherafelt]
- Age On Arrival
- 16
- Parents
- mother: Cathy Cassidy
- Religion
- Roman Catholic
- Ship Name
- Derwent (Melbourne Feb 1850)
- Details
- Shipping: house servant, reads & writes; Magherafelt PLU PRONI BG/23/G/1 (28) (431) (589) (1387) (1685) (2273) (5617) (7344) bastard child of Cathy Cassidy, a spinner, mendicant, Tobermore, Drumreany, in and out of workhouse from 1842, variously named as Ann Traynor or Anne Cassidy; brothers, Patrick, Henry & Samuel; her last entry in the workhouse: 'Union at Large, mendicant, destitute', entered 4 Jan 1849, left 30 Oct 1849 in time to board the Derwent; empl. by Andrew Doyle, carpenter, Collins St., Melbourne £8 6 months; married George Richard Whitford (sea captain) in Melbourne in 1854; Ann lived with her husband on the lighter, Allegro, which traded around Port Phillip; in late 1865 the family moved to Hokitika, New Zealand; 5 or 6 children born Victoria and NZ; Ann died at Hokitika, New Zealand in 1874.
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