William Tyrrell (abt. 1759 - 1827)

Born about 1759 in England

Husband of Ann (Ward) Tyrrell — married 6 Apr 1788 in Sydney Cove, New South Wales, Australia

Husband of Ann (Sandall) Tyrell — married about 1806 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Died 25 Jun 1827 at about age 68 in Australia

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Biography

William Tyrrell was a convict on the First Fleet.

William Tyrrell was sentenced at Winchester Haunts March 1785.

(A) Charged with William (John) Handford, for cutting & stealing 160 pounds weight of lead value 20s. the goods of the King. ….

(B) For stealing one iron bar of 20 pounds weight value 3s. and other goods value 3s. the property of the King.

Found not guilty on the first charge. …. Guilty on the second charge.

He was received on the “Ceres” hulk in 1786 age unknown, then delivered to the “Alexander” 6-1-1787.

Sources

• State Records of NSW

http://indexes.records.nsw.gov.au/ebook/digitalcontent.aspx?id=1150_SZ115_0002

Australia Convict Ships 1786-1849

First name(s) Willm

Last name Tyrrell

Conviction year 1785

Place convicted Winchester

County convicted Hampshire

Country convicted England

Sentence 7 Years

Arrival year -

Ship name

Series Office Copies Of Printed Indents 1831-1842 (Nrs 12189)

Reel 2662

Archive State Records Authority of New South Wales

Australia Convict conditional and absolute pardons 1791-1867

First name(s) William

Last name Tyrrell

Conviction year 1785

Place tried or convicted Winchester

Arrival year 1788

Ship name Alexander

Certificate year 1811