|
I am trying to find out more about the history and ancestry of Tristram Moore, identified as an Irish Rebel when he was transported to NSW on board the Atlas II in 1802.
|
|
Googled and found this
West Marlborough Township 7th Company
Capt. David Through (1778)
Capt. Tristram Moore (1779)
West Marlborough Township 4th Company
Capt. Tristram Moore (1780-1781, 1788)
http://www.cms.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_6_2_33496_4125_435887_43/
on this website
|
|
For ref:
Tristram Moore transported for life on Atlas11 1802...
Native of Londonderry
Born 1767
Trial at Newtown Londonderry 1801
Married to Catherine Johnson
Died 1839 Wilberforce NSW
|
|
Robert...Dont know if this is of any use but someone else has/ is rearching the same family.....
*I have added 3 pictures...1 of Catharine Moore (nee Johnson) & Tristram Moores headstone & also a pic of the First Fleeter plaque at the base of their headstone.
Also, 1 of William Joshua Bowd & his wife Margaret Jane Moore (daughter of Catharine & Tristram)...they were my great, great, great grandparents on my fathers side*
|
|
Just to add..... in case it helps.?
Colonial Secretary Papers:
MOORE, Tristram. Per "Atlas", Oct 1802
1806 Jul
Received issues of beer (Reel 6041; 4/1719 pp.211, 213)
1810 Feb 15
Apothecary to General Hospital Dispensary. Petition for mitigation of sentence (Fiche 3166; 4/1847 p.157)
1817 Nov 27
Petition for mitigation of sentence (Fiche 3179; 4/1852 p.244)
1820 Jun 30
Of Wilberforce. Memorial (Fiche 3026; 4/1825A No.512 pp.37-40)
***************************************************************************
1828 Census of N.S.W
Household of CHRISM MOORE:
Ref: M920
Surname: MOORE
First name: CHRISM ( Ed's remarks ) Firstname = TRISTRAM
Age: 58
Free/Bond: Conditional pardon
Ship arrival: Atlas
Year: 1802
Religion: Protestant
Sentence: Life
Occupation: Farmer
Place: Wilberforce
Appx: 3 Acres : 100; Cleared: 35 ; Cultd: 35 ; Horses: 1 ; Cattle: 18 ; Sheep: ; Other:
******************************************************
Also listed on Peter MAYBERRY Web site:
Irish Rebels to Australia 1800 - 1806
1798 & 1803 Rebellions
http://members.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/
Tristram Moore
Details
Alias: Irish Rebel: R Religion: Age on arrival: 35
Marital status:
Calling/trade:
Born: 1767 Native place: Londonderry Co
Tried: 1801 Newtown Londonderry Co Sentence: Life Former convictions:
Ship: Atlas II (1802)
Crime:
Description:
Remarks:
Spouse: m Catherine Johnson
Died: 1839 Wilberforce
References
1801 Muster: 1806 Muster: 1811 Muster: Y
1814 Muster: 1817 Muster: 1825 Muster: 1828 Census:
Hardy - Early Hawkesbury Settlers: p150-p151
Browning - St. Peters Richmond: The Early People and Burials 1791 - 1855:
Hawkesbury FHG - The Hawkesbury Pioneer Register:
Sheedy, Sidney - Manuscript in Mitchell Library MSS 1337:
McClelland - Convicts Pioneers & Immigrant History of Australia Bk 11 Vol 5:
Smee & Selkirk Provis - Pioneer Register Vol 1:
Smee & Selkirk Provis - Pioneer Register Vol 2: Y
Gillen - The Founders of Australia:
Flynn - The Second Fleet: Britain's Grim Convict Armada of 1790:
Silver - Vinegar Hill:
Reece - Irish Convict Lives:
Reece - Origins of Irish Transportation:
Donohoe - Catholics of NSW:
Robson - Convict Settlers of Australia:
Whitaker - Unfinished Revolution: p131 149-50 182
Hall - A Desperate Set of Villains:
Hall - A Nimble Fingered Tribe:
Hall - Of Infamous Character:
Hall - Death or Liberty:
Parramatta Pioneer Register:
Rudé - Protest & Punishment:
Harrison - Wellesley, Whiteboys and the Brampton Men:
National Archives of Ireland - Transportation Database:
Tony ( Victoria )
|
