Individuals can be searched in this database according to their first and last name, parents, native place, or ship name. If there is any information you would like to clarify, please contact the research committee at irishbrideshipswa@gmail.com
| First Name | Last Name | Date of Birth | Native Place | Parents | Religion | Ship Name | Family | Other Details | Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary | Sheppard | c. 1833 | RC | Travancore | Witness to marriage of C6 Mary Cherry to Joseph Bobbin in Fremantle, 28/8/1853. | ||||
| Esther | Shorthill | 1841 | Patrick | RC | Strathmore (June 1864) | Married expiree George Woodcock (9/5/1865). He had arrived on the Nile (1858). They had eight children: Omar (1866, Albany), Clarence Patrick, (1867, Albany) Mary (1868, Albany) Nicholas (1870, Albany), Raymond Joseph (1875, Per | Her husband George Woodcock was a notorious prisoner (the 'Yorkshire Cracksman'), and served several stints in prison (1850s-1870s). In 1876, he was charged with a serious assault on Esther. He died on 18/5/1909 after a suicide attempt. | Esther died on 5 March 1907, at the age of 76. She was buried at the Karrakatta Cemetery. There was an article in the Western Mail (9/3/1907) which described her as an 'old colonist' who had arrived in colony 46 years prior. | |
| Mary | Spillane | c. 1832 | Nenagh, Co Tipperary | RC | Travancore | Soon after arrival, she became a domestic for the Sisters of Mercy; later she became a nun in the order, Sr M Teresa, and worked with the children of the orphanage for the rest of her life. | |||
| Mary | Street | 1852 | RC | Strathmore (January 1869) | A child was born to Mary in 1870. The following year, she married John (James) Charles Bowman/Burman (24/6/1871, Perth RC). | She was a domestic servant at the workhouse in 1870. Her husband was a carpenter in Roebourne (1873-74). | |||
| Catherine | Stundon | c. 1827 | Thomas | RC | Travancore | Married William Robinson (TIL) at Pinjarra Court House, 19/12/1853; they had 3 children. | Emigrated from Kilmore; was employed by Mrs Lewis in Serpentine; William was a farm servant at Dandalup, employed by Sutton and lived in Halls Cottage in Mandurah, then was a farmer in Serpentine. | Catherine died 24/6/1914;there was an article in the Sunday Times about her on the 12/7/1914. | |
| Mary Anne | Sullivan | 1850 | John Sullivan | Strathmore (January 1869) | Married expiree William Joseph Aubrey in York (24/8/1871). They had 10 children: Isabella Allen, John Patrick, William, Mary Margaret, Thomas James, Charles Henry, Agnes Jane, Joseph Patrick, Ernest James, and Edward Walter George. | Her son Joseph William Aubrey (born as Joseph Patrick in 1889, twin brother of Agnes Jane) died in France during WWI (Wimmereux, October 1917). | Died in 1919, six years after her husband William. | ||
| Mary Ann | Taylor | 1835 | Castleblakeney, Co Galway | Martin Taylor, Dorothy Fahey | RC | Palestine | Married Henry Batty on 29/11/1853 in Toodyay Church of England; remarried Dec 1856 (RC). Sons William and John. Daughter Catherine born 1858/59 near New Norcia. (Died 1859) De facto with Henry Beard by 1860. Together with free settler William Marwick 1865 | Walked with other girls to Toodyay, 7th August. | Died in York, 16 July, 1926 |
| Hannah (Honoria, May Ann) | Teevan | 1840 | Meath | Patrick and Angela | RC | Strathmore (June 1864) | She married fellow passenger Daniel Hogarty/Hagarty, also from Ireland (21/10/1865). He nominated her brother James and SIL Eliza as migrants. | Hannah was Post Mistress from 1869 and telegraph operator from 1875. Her husband, who was a police constable in the Williams district Beaufort River (1867), died on 3/12/1875. | |
| Anny | Toohy | c. 1833 | Nenagh, Co Tipperary | Michael. | RC | Travancore | Married William White (who had arrived with his parents) RC in York, 19/5/1853; had 9 children. | Listed by Salvado in Northam, 1854; farmed at Yarramony via Northam. | Died 17/2/1908. |
| Eleanor | Tully | 1829 | RC | Travancore | Married Henry Rush in Perth (1853), 2 children. Married William Walker in Guildford (2/4/1859). He changed his name to Davis at the time of marriage, 8 children. | Davis killed himself while insane on 26/5/1858. They lived in Guildford and York districts. | Sawyers Valley, 19/4/1895, buried East Perth cemetery | ||
| Catherine | Tuoy | c. 1833 | Co Limerick | RC | Travancore | Married Henry Offer (CP), 17/7/1854 (CE) and 14/12/1854 (RC in Bunbury; they 10 children. | Emigrated from Kilmore; was sister of D26 Mary Tuoy; was a servant to MW Clifton in Australind; listed by Salvado in 1854 (at Bunbury); offer also worked for Clifton in Australind, then farmed at Benger. | Catherine died in Benger, 12/5/1915; there was an obituary in the Southern Times, 13/5/1915. | |
| Mary | Tuoy | c. 1830 | Edward. | RC | Travancore | Married Charles Allen (TIL) before 1859 in Australind; had 1 child; 2nd marriage to expiree William Proctor in Bunbury8/4/1862; they had 2 children. | Sister to D25, Catherine Tuoy; emigrated from Kilmore; was listed at Australind by Salvado in 1854; worked for Clifton in Australind; was arrested for infanticide in 1859, but discharged for lack of evidence; Story in Perth Gazette & Independent Journ | Died in Perth Public Hospital, 24/2/1905. | |
| Biddy | Tydings | c. 1832 | RC | Travancore | Married William Tozer 1853 CE and 10/6/1853 RC in Perth; he was a TIL man and they had 4 children. | Lived in Fremantle; William was a shoemaker; he died in the Fremantle Lunatic Asylum in 1885 (article in the Daily News Tuesday 27/1/1885: said it happened the previous Sunday; Also articles in the Inquirer and Commercial News on Wednesday 28/1/1885. | |||
| Catherine | Vaughan | c. 1832 | Ireland | RC | Travancore | Married Charles Marshall in Toodyay, 14/3/1854; he was a TIL man and they had 1 child. | Charles was a farmer and labourer in 'Nunyle', Toodyay. | ||
| Mary | Walsh | 1850 | Strathmore (January 1869) | Married Patrick Field, and a child was born in 1870. | She arrived from London. Husband Patrick Field joined the police in 1886, and served in Guildford, Geraldton, Wyndham and Williams. | ||||
| Honor | Walsh | 1841 | Strathmore (January 1869) | Arrived from London. | |||||
| Mary | Walsh | 1841 (?) | John | Burlington | Married expiree James Joseph Glossop on 24/7/1864 in Perth. He had arrived on the Edwin Fox in November 1858, having been convicted for desertion in Mauritius in September 1854. He died in 1889. | Glossop is named on Fremantle's Welcome Walls (Panel 101), where it mentions his marriage to Mary. | |||
| Winifred | Ward | c. 1832 | Ennis, Co Clare | James Ward and Bridget Miller | RC | Palestine | Married Michael John Brownrigg on 7th July 1855, they had 8 children. | Her occupation at time of marriage was servant, and his was fitter and turner. He was born in Dublin 1831. | 13th September 1893 at Moonyoonooka, N Geraldton |
| Eliza Anne | Wiley | 1844 or 1847 | County Monaghan | Burlington (April 1863) | Married Richard Birch (born in Australind) on 17/3/1866, and they had 10 children: Charlotte Maud, James Oliver, William Brown, Richard Aubrey, George Walter Hetherington, Clement William, Edith May, Eliza Ruth, Blanche Evelyn Vera, Corona Violet. | Birch was a pharmacist (apprenticed in his family's company), and was in South Australia from 1866-1869 on the staff of F.H Faulding and Co, returning in 1870. By 1875, he had his own business. | She died on 25/1/1931 (aged 84–85) in North Fremantle, and is buried in Fremantle cemetery |