Julia LEARY [805]

   Another name for Julia was Julia O'LEARY.

  General Notes:

Julia, her husband John Sullivan and her brother Daniel Leary were all transported to Australia as convicts.

From List of female Convicts by the ship ROSLIN CASTLE (4), William Richards, master, John Edwards Surgeon Superintendent , arrived from Ireland 25 February 1836. Standing no. of convict 164-36 ident no 52, Julia Sullivan aged 25, could not read or write, Roman Catholic, married with 1 son and 1 daughter, youngest 13 months old on board, born Cork, Housemaid and Laundry maid-offence, Stealing cotton from a shop, tried at Cork City on 19th February 1835, sentenced to 7 years with no prior convictions. Julia was 4' 11 1/2' tall with sallow complexion, brown hair and blue eyes. Particular marks or scars as follows:-scar right side of upper lip, scar on forehead (tattoos). JC upper left arm, several blue dots back of left hand, blue ring middle finger of same, six dots back of right hand, blue ring fore and middle fingers of same. Brother Daniel Leary, two years ago. Julia was assigned to Sophia Darcey in Sydney.

According to Julia's death certificate, Julia and John had been in Victoria for 14 years and in NSW for 13 years. This makes their arrival in Victoria around 1858 and according to these dates arrival in NSW would have been around 1845. As there is a birth of Daniel in NSW in 1841 with parents John and Julia Sullivan, the dates on the death certificate would seem to be somewhat underestimated.

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Julia married John SULLIVAN [804] [MRIN: 236], son of Michael SULLIVAN Snr [1984] and Catherine HOREGAN [1090], on 6 Feb 1832 in Killarney, Kerry, Ireland ¹⁴⁷⁷.^,1478 (John SULLIVAN [804] was born about 1810 in , Cork, Ireland, died on 16 Feb 1892 in Moolort, Vic, Australia ¹⁴⁸⁰ and was buried on 18 Feb 1892 in Sandon, Vic, Australia.)