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              171916            
          
              Surname: -            
          
              First Name: -            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: 18 August 1841            
          
              Place: Port Jackson            
          
              Source: SH            
          
              Details: Departed Plymouth 16th April 1841. Captain Burrows. 211 emigrants under the superintendence of Dr. Joseph Brown            
          
              207150            
          
              Surname: Crothers (nee Irwin) (obit)            
          
              First Name: Jane            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: 2 August 1902            
          
              Place: West Maitland            
          
              Source: Maitland Weekly Mercury            
          
              Details: On Sunday night the death occurred at her residence, Regent-street, West Maitland, of the wife of of Mr. Henry Crothers, J.P. The late Mrs. Crothers was a native of county Tyrone, Ireland, where she was born seventy years ago. She came to this State when nine years old. She was married to Mr. Henry Crothers in St. Marys Church, West Maitland. For some years she and her husband lived in the Wollombi district; and then went to the Warrego country, to station properties owned by Mr. Crothers. For the last twenty years they had resided in West Maitland. Mrs. Crothers had been ailing for many years, and several serious attacks threatened at different times to end her life, A few days ago, another bad turn seized her, and she gradually sank and died. Much sympathy is expressed with Mr. Crothers, who has been unwell for some time. Mrs. Crothers leaves five sons and two daughters. Dr. Robert Irwin, of Singleton, is a nephew. For four and a half years  - from 1893 to 1898  - Mrs. Crothers was Mayoress of West Maitland, Mr Crothers being Mayor of the town during that period. And although ill-health prevented her taking an active part in all matters which usually receive attention from a Mayoress, Mrs. Crothers filled the position as well as her health would permit. She was a good wife, and an affectionate mother, and will be greatly missed in the home circle. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, and was largely attended. Among those present were  -the Hon. J. N. Brunker and Mr. John Gillies, M.L.A. ; the Mayor (Dr. F. Liddell) and aldermen of West Maitland, and the Council Clerk; Mr. G. F. Scott, P.M.; Mr. A. B. C. Burke, C.P.S. at East Maitland ; and members of the legal profession. The chief mourners were   Mr. Henry Crothers, Mr. A. B. Crothers (son), Messrs. John and Harry Crothers (grand-sons), Dr. Irwin and Messrs. Albert and Robert Crothers  (nephews), Mr. John Bennett (brother-in-law), and Mr. J. P. Gideon (a very old friend of the family).            
          
              172213            
          
              Surname: Henry            
          
              First Name: Bridget            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: 31 March 1849            
          
              Place: Newcastle gaol            
          
              Source: State Archives NSW; Item: 2/2009; Roll: 757. Gaol Entrance Books. Ancestry            
          
              Details: Bridget Henry servant and nailmaker from Limerick, came free per Pearl in 1841 .Admitted to Newcastle gaol from Maitland. To be sent for trial at Quarter Sessions            
          
              207151            
          
              Surname: Irwin            
          
              First Name: William, Catherine, Robert, Archibald, John, William, Jane            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: August 1841            
          
              Place: Port Jackson            
          
              Source: Ancestry.com. New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896            
          
              Details: William Irwin, a native of Clogher, Co. Tyrone, son of John a farmer, and Sarah Stevenson his wife. Calling farm labourer. Age 36 years; Catherine Irwin, a native of Fentona, Tyrone, daughter of Robert Hanna, a farmer and his wife Elizabeth Buchanan. Calling housekeeper. Age 29; Robert age 11 years; Archibald age 8 years; John age 6 years; William age 2 years; Jane age 9 years. Assisted Immigrants on the ship Pearl            
          
              172214            
          
              Surname: Murnane            
          
              First Name: Denis and Johannah            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: 17 August 1841            
          
              Place: -            
          
              Source: State Records Online Shipping List            
          
              Details: Denis Murnane, 25, farm labourer, Johannah Murnane, 22 farm servant from Limerick. Emigrants by the Pearl in 1841..            
          
              172215            
          
              Surname: Murnane            
          
              First Name: Johanna            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: 26 June 1856            
          
              Place: Newcastle gaol            
          
              Source: State Archives NSW; Item: 2/2009; Roll: 757. Gaol Entrance Books. Ancestry            
          
              Details: Johanna Murnane, servant from Limerick. Admitted to Newcastle gaol under sentence of 14 days imprisonment            
          
              134336            
          
              Surname: Wethered (Weatherhead)            
          
              First Name: Thomas            
          
              Ship: Pearl 1841            
          
              Date: -            
          
              Place: Glendonbrook            
          
              Source: Singleton Pioneer Register p. 92            
          
              Details: Born c 1812 Lisburn, Antrim, Ireland, son of Robert and Isabella Weatherhead. Spouse Helena Walker. See Pioneer Register for details of descendants