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| | Ted Noonan
References | Full Name | Bridget NOONAN/Nunan | | DOB & Place | c1826* Grange, Limerick, Ireland | S69 S524 | DOD & Place | 21Aug1905,Currawa, Vic Burial:Kilmore, Vic. | S100 | Father | John Nunan | | YOB & Place | C1800 Limerick | S69 S524 | Mother | Catherine Ryan | | YOB & Place | c1807 Limerick | | Spouse/Partner | Philip CORBOY | | DOB & Place | 1820 Grange, Limerick, Ireland | | DOD & Place | 31 Jan 1886, Currawa, Major Plains,Vic Burial : 2 Feb, 1886, Kilmore, Vic | S69 S100 | Marriage | May 1852, Kilmore, Vic | S69 |
| Children & YOB | Margaret Elizabeth 1853 (d.1877); Philip 1854; Bridget 1855 (d. 1856); Patrick Timothy1856; Thomas Francis 1857; Michael Andrew 1858; Timothy Patrick 1860 (d. 1866 in hotel fire); Mary Esther 1862; Lawrence James 1864; Matthew 1866 (may have died in infancy); Bridget 1867 (d. 1877); Timothy Philip (Tady) 1868; Catherine 1870 (d. 1874); | | Residence(s) | 1870-1875 + Stewarton/ Dookie/ Currawa | | Education | Phillip taught Bridget to read & write | | Work/Vocation |
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| Partners Parents | | | Fathers Name | Philip Corboy | | YOB & Place | | | YOD & Place | | | Mothers Name | Bridget Murnane | | YOB & Place | Before 1808, Ireland | | YOD & Place | | |
NOTES 1 (from research in Hobart by Lynn Haines)More About Philip 1820 Corboy Bridget at the age of 16 arrived in Launceston, Tasmania, on the “Brankenmoor” with her parents in 1843 as a bounty immigrant (she was listed as a 'nurse maid). Her father John was listed as a ‘farm servant’, her mother Catherine as a ‘dairy woman’, brother Matthew as a ‘farm labourer’. Siblings listed were Tim 10yrs, Mary 5yrs and an infant 5 weeks, born on board 26 Feb 1843. Margaret 3 yrs died on board on 3rd Feb 1843.
*2 Assuming her age is shown correctly on ship records, Bridget was born in 1927 if her birth day is between Jan 1 and Apr 4, and 26 if after April 4. (Terry Nunan)
Residence(s) | Arrived in Australia aboard the “Elizabeth” in 1850; settled at Bylands near Kilmore; 1870-1875 + Stewarton/ Dookie/ Currawa | | Education | Apparently well educated. | | Work/Vocation | In Ireland - farm labourer from Bohar, Limerick | | Main Interests | | | Achievements | Ran “Australia Arms Hotel” in Kilmore 1857; involved in community (Hospital Committee, St Patrick’s Society, Bylands & Glenburnie Road Board 1865, manager Bylands Farmers Common; elected to first Kilmore Council; editor Kilmore paper; Phlip taught Bridget to read & write |
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