Thomas Power (abt. 1806 - abt. 1889)

Born about 25 Jun 1806 in Kill, County Waterford, Ireland

Descendants

Died about 12 Oct 1889 at about age 83 in Scotts Flat, New South Wales, Australia

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Biography

Thomas Power was a convict after the Third Fleet.

Thomas Power was born in Ireland.

Thomas was born about 1806. Thomas Power ... He passed away about 1889. ^[1] He arrived in the NSW Colony in 1832 - having been transported on the Eliza II [1] Can you add any information on Thomas Power? Please help grow his WikiTree profile. Everything you see here is a collaborative work-in-progress.

Thomas Power was born on 25 Jun 1806 in Kill, Waterford, Ireland. Thomas Power arrived 1832 aboard ‘Eliza II’. He was tried for ‘highway robbery’ upon Pierse Power on 19 January 1832 at Kill, in Waterford Ireland. Thomas assaulted Pierse in a manner that endangered his life; the court noted the dreadful and unmerciful treatment the and victim received. Sentenced to Transported for LIFE; later pardoned in 1847. … Thomas was known to be a great supporter of the Catholic Church. He married Jane Byrnes on 22 April 1842. Jane’s birth was in 1824 in Newbridge Kildare Island. Thomas died on 12 October 1889 at Scott`s Flat, Singleton, NSW, Australia and was buried in Singleton, NSW, Australia. His wife Jane died in West Maitland, NSW, Australia on 11 Nov 1891.

Sources

1. ↑ Entered by Kerrie Christian, Thursday, October 17, 2013.

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Power of Waterford [3]

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Acknowledgments

Thank you to Kerrie Christian for creating Power-1013 on 17 Oct 13.