It's intriguing that his immigration record states that he is a "native of Newcastle, Co. Limerick" (perhaps he stayed there before embarking), given this is where his future wife Ellen reportedly lived (in the poorhouse) before being deported to Australia about 8 years after Thomas. With a stipend pestid=9Rkq1U6QgEYqd6d3gdmOFWF_GcqFzngaW2xsoBHddqN95Bfj1NLlbjLxl9OZfSEYSv8TKw; SESS0788f1443c7c684eaea1bd299e6ab5ac=fd-R0clD9owhpQjewouY8MYCGmePeNvIP43G85-oP0v6mbQH; __gads=ID=36c19114fa14259d-22a9a6f47380008c:T=1695020230:RT=1695020859:S=ALNI_MafOxe2AZLvCQqAIQNRM3wT2BOVxg; __gpi=UID=000009fd1f40ceac:T=1695020230:RT=1695020859:S=ALNI_MaOiBq7Bh-31OWSwoypqwApUGVuog; _ga=GA1.2.1934647566.1695020216; _ga_XKZWMJSZT7=GS1.1.1695020216.1.1.1695020918.0.0.0 changed=1695020665
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Thomas Denis O'Sullivan 1817
Back to ListThomas arrived in Australia on the ship Palestine on 6 March 1842. His parent's names were recorded as Dennis and Ellen (deceased). On his shipping record he is noted as "a native of Newcastle, Co. Limerick", a farm labourrer, aged 21, who could read and write. He was Roman Catholic. His age of 21 suggests a birth year of around 1820, but various Australian documents suggest it might be as early as 1817. On most of these documents he records his place of birth as Waterford, and more specifically, Tramore, Waterford.
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Date of Birth | 1st Jan 1817 (circa) | |
Date of Death | 25th Dec 1885 | |
Father (First Name/s and Surname) | Dennis | |
Mother (First Name/s and Maiden) | Ellen | |
Townland born | Tramore, Waterford Possibly Newcastle, Limerick | |
Names of Siblings | Possibly Brigid and Dennis | |
Spouse (First Name/s and Maiden/Surname) | Ellen Jordan | |
Place & Date of Marriage | 4 Feb 1851 Berrima, NSW, Australia | |
Number of Children | 12 | |
Occupation | School teacher, Publican | |
Place of Death | Warri Station, near Ardlethan, NSW, Australia |
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Jackiecross
Monday 18th September 2023 07:09AM
Some communities associated with this ancestor
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1830
May Day traditions across Ireland
1st May 1830
1840
Frederick Douglass speaks in Waterford
9th Oct 1845