Descendants of DRISCOLL
Notes
Timothy Driscoll - Convict Indent
(Fiche: 649, page: 242, Film: 395, Shelf: 4/4008)Arrived 21 Dec 1822 on Countess of Harcourt.
Convicted: Cork Co in Spring 1822 for 7 years.
Calling: Sheep shearer.
Age: 27 years, 5ft 7 inches tall.
Sallow complexion, grey hair and hazel eyes.It is presumed that Timothy is Daniel's brother.
Colonial Secretary Papers
DRISCOLL, Timothy. Per "Countess of Harcourt", 1822
1822 Dec 26 (Reel 6010; 4/3507 p.116)
Timothy Driscoll and Daniel Driscoll were on the list of convicts landed from the "Countess of Harcourt" and forwarded to Parramatta for distribution. Both were for the attention of W Hayes of South Creek Parramatta.Note - William Hayes originally came in c.1801; returned free per "Friendship", 1818
In the 1828 census Timothy Driscoll is listed in entry 1624, as 67, Government Servant, from Countess of Harcourt in 1822. He was here on a sentence of 7 years and was a labourer sent to the employ of Mrs King. His residence was listed as Melville.
Timothy Certificate of Freedom:
DRISCOLL Timothy No.: 29/0324, 10 Apr 1829, Countess of Harcourt 1822, Shelf: 4/4297 Reel: 984Possible Death: NSW BDM V1842564 44B/1842 DRISCOLL TIMOTHY AGE 43 (Not likely was still bond in 1842 and arrived in M Huntley)
V18421334 26B/1842 DRISCOLL TIMOTHY AGE 43 (Not likely was still bond in 1842 and arrived in M Huntley)
