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Hi , I was just reading you post on the Noonan ancestors.
I have an Edward Noonan who was also a convict and sent to Australia in 1835 aboard "HIVE" which was shipwrecked on the East Coast of Australia. Edward was Aged 30 yrs.
The date of his trial was 8 April 1835 at Limerick and he was sentanced to LIFE. He received a ticket of leave 9 Feb. 1844 and was allowed to remain in the District of Illawarra. (South Coast of NSW, Australia)
He was married abt. 1830 to a Julia Lane from Ballyagran , Co Limerick. They had a son John Noonan born 1831.
His daughter, Catherine Noonan was Baptised 1834 at Parish/District FEENAGH & KILMEEDY. Edward was also known as Edmund on the baptism records. Other records we have found have his name spelt as NUNAN & MOOHAN. (Just to confuse us).
Julia, John and Catherine Noonan came to Australia in 1849 on the "Panama" and settled in the Shoalhaven, Gerringong area of NSW. Edward died in 1866. Edward was known as Edward Nunan on his death certificate and Julia as Julia Noonan on her death certificate in 1892 when she was buried at Berry, NSW.
Edwards father was John Noonan and we have found on the Griffith Valuations of Ireland, which would have been done around 1846-1861, the following Noonan's. We are thinking the John Noonan or Gortalassa may have been his father as the property is only 10 minutes away from where Julia was from at Ballyagran.
Noonan Edmund Clooncrippa Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan Edmund Gortnagluggin Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan Ellen Kilmurry (Archer) Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan John Gortalassa Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan Mary Feenagh Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan Mary Kilmurry (Archer) Kilmeedy Limerick
Noonan Patrick Highmount Kilmeedy Limerick
If anyone has any links or more information for me I would be greatfull.. We are trying to find the Marriage certificate for Julia and Edmund Noonan in 1829/1830/1831 in Ireland and maybe other brothers and sisters that Edward may have had..
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