Bridget McGonegal was a convict who came to Australia before 1848 having been sentenced for 7 years. At the time of her marriage to John Green in 1848 she had achieved her freedom by servitude.
The record of her application to marry John Green states that she travelled to Australia on the Isabella. According to records, Bridget came from Londonderry. She was tried in 1839 and convicted of street robbery; the court record stated she had three prior convictions. Bridget's profession was child's maid.
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Categories: Isabella, Arrived 24 Jul 1840 | Bathurst, New South Wales | Convicts After the Third Fleet