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Honorah Collins -Marriage certificate

Journal by janilye

Honora COLLINS The daughter of Michael COLLINS 1722-1815 and Ann RYAN b:1730 was born in 1763 in Kerry, Ireland d:5 September 1837 at Castlereagh. married by the Rev. Samuel Marsden, using the name Norah Collins on the 3 July 1801 at St.John's Parramatta to Thomas FRANCIS b:4 April 1764 in Warwickshire d:3 September 1820 at Castlereagh. Honora arrived 11 February 1796 on the 'Marquis Cornwallis'which had left Cork on 9 August 1795. She had been tried at Kerry and sentenced to 7 years. Cannot find her crime recorded. Her husband Thomas arrived with the third fleet on the 'Admiral Barrington' 16 October 1791.

See below for a copy of the entry in the marriage register at St.John's Parramatta.

Surnames: COLLINS FRANCIS RYAN
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on 2011-03-07 05:16:22

janilye - 7th generation, Convict stock. Born in New South Wales now living in Victoria, carrying, with pride 'The Birthstain'.

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by redheadedition on 2012-11-25 23:47:50

Hello! Honorah is my 5th great grandmother! I have just joined up because of this. I am up to my eyesballs in research. Addicted.

by Garyquinn on 2013-04-18 19:23:25

Hi,
I am a descendent of thomas Francis and honora Francis

Has anybody got any more information on them?

I'm curious as to the source document of honoras parents names as well

Regards gary

by janilye on 2013-04-18 21:27:38

Indeed Gary, I'd like to see the proof of Honora's parents. When I found the marriage certificate, as I'm not related, I contacted several family members and sent copies, all were offering Michael Collins and Anne Ryan as parents. The only genuine data I have ever found has been from NSW sources, generated from the day she boarded the 'Marquis Cornwallis'

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