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About Mary Fitzgerald
During the Great Famine, in 1849, Mary was arrested on the charge of stealing turnips, the Prison Register record for Clonmel Jail is as such:
Admission - 27 Mar 1849
No. 1396
PRISONERS' NAMES. Mary Lonergan
Age. 27
Education. N
Religion. C (Catholic)
Height. 5'1"
Colour of:
Eyes - Grey
Hair - Brown
Complexion - Fresh?
By whom committed. John Chaptor
Specific Crime. Stealing Turnips Michael Keating
Sentence - Sent to Tipperary April 1849
Date of Discharge. - April 14
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Mary Fitzgerald's Timeline
| 1821 |
February 10, 1821
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County Waterford, Ireland
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February 10, 1821
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Tipperary, County Tipperary, Ireland
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| 1871 |
March 26, 1871
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Carrick On Suir, South Tipperary, Tipperary, Ireland
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| 1901 |
1901
Age 79
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