Convict no. 6170. Michael was convicted in Liverpool, Lancashire, England on 1 April 1859 of larceny and sentenced to eight years of transportation to Western Australia. He was given his Ticket of Leave on 12 August 1862 and a Conditional Pardon on 24 May 1865.
Michael was a Tailor before his conviction. His next of kin was Margaret Flynn (suspected this was his mother, as he was single) from Church Town, Lancashire.
Michael worked as a Shepherd, labourer and general servant in Western Australia.
Michael was a Tailor before his conviction. His next of kin was Margaret Flynn (suspected this was his mother, as he was single) from Church Town, Lancashire.
Michael worked as a Shepherd, labourer and general servant in Western Australia.
Convict no. 6170. Michael was convicted in Liverpool, Lancashire, England on 1 April 1859 of larceny and sentenced to eight years of transportation to Western Australia. He was given his Ticket of Leave on 12 August 1862 and a Conditional Pardon on 24 May 1865.
Michael was a Tailor before his conviction. His next of kin was Margaret Flynn (suspected this was his mother, as he was single) from Church Town, Lancashire.
Michael worked as a Shepherd, labourer and general servant in Western Australia.
Michael was a Tailor before his conviction. His next of kin was Margaret Flynn (suspected this was his mother, as he was single) from Church Town, Lancashire.
Michael worked as a Shepherd, labourer and general servant in Western Australia.
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