Acceptable to the colony, a Dorahy Family History, Part 1, The Dorahy family of County Tyrone Ireland and Greendale NSW, Part 2, Joseph Dorahy (1875-1958) and his descendants
Patterson, Helen2004
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This family history is the story of the Dorahy family, assisted immigrants from County Tyrone, Ireland who were deemed 'acceptable to the colony' on arrival in Sydney in 1837 on the ship Adam Lodge
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North Ryde NSW Helen Patterson 2004
Collation:
122 pages colour and black and white photographs genealogy charts
Contents:
With appendix: The Coffey and Nash families of County Limerick Ireland and the Nepean district NSW. Surnames in the book include: Anschau, Dorahy, Coffey, Mayne, Nash, Patterson and Wentworth. Places mentioned include: Frogmore, Greendale, Liverpool, Marsfield, Nepean area, Penrith, Pendle Hill, St Marys
Dewey class:
BIOGRAPHY DORABIOGRAPHY
Language:
English
Subject:
Anschau family (Bringelly, NSW, history)Dorahy Family (Greendale, NSW, History)Coffey family (Penrith, NSW, history)Pioneers -- Penrith Region (NSW) -- BiographyNash Family (Penrith, NSW, History)Irish immigrants -- New South Wales -- 19th centuryWilliam Dorahy, 1808-1888Adam Lodge (Ship)Greendale (NSW) -- HistoryGreendale (NSW) -- Genealogy
BRN:
57298
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research | Local Book | BIOGRAPHY DORA | Not for loan (Set: 10 Feb 2016) |