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About Mary (Cavanough) Kimberley, Convict “Lady Juliana” 1790
Mary Cavenaugh was transported to Australia for the crime of stealing 5 yards of printed fabric, on the second fleet aboard the ship the " Lady Juliana" the ship was full of female convicts sent as wives for the colony, enterprising members ( the prostitutes) on board ship took to prostitution when they came into ports along the way, the Lady Juliana was given the moniker the floating brothel when it entered sydney cove. Mary was among a few selected women to then be transported to norfolk island where she married edward Kimberly. stories about this time talk of Ballie rumrun the women dancing around provocatively among which was mary guilders thought to be Mary Cavenaugh because as the most beautiful there she was able to ask and be given a gold guinea for her dancing.
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Mary (Cavanough) Kimberley, Convict “Lady Juliana” 1790's Timeline
| 1775 |
January 5, 1775
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London, Greater London, United Kingdom
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| 1791 |
1791
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| 1792 |
June 10, 1792
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Norfolk Island
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| 1796 |
1796
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Norfolk Island
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| 1798 |
November 10, 1798
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Norfolk Island
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| 1851 |
September 1851
Age 76
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Rokeby, TAS, Australia
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