Hi Courtney 1986
I found the information you want -
information from
www.portarthur.org.au - you can apply for transcriptions from the records.
Patrick Hart, convict, database No. 30908, Convict number 33869, Tasmanian convict record p. 14303, ex Tipperary, Ireland.
Arrived on Emily 2, 14 March 1844, aged 24 yrs of age, Roman Catholic, so birth date 1820.
He had been sentenced to 7 yrs jail, and granted Certificate of Pardon in 1851.
His crime was beating a man in company with a convict named Tierney.
His Convict details are Conduct Record CON33/60, Indent CON14/29, Description list CON 18/37.
His parents were John and Ellen, he has 2 brothers, John and Frank, and a sister, Mary Ellen.
You can apply for this transcript from the Port Arthur website.
He married Margaret Corkens/Corcoran, nee Macklin, in Victoria in 1853.
Initially lived in Inglewood, Victoria/Longwood area of Victoria.They next appearin Walbundrie which is a small place in the Albury District.
All 3 daughters married in that area - Mary Ann, b, 1856, m. Chas Toll at Mahonga Station, Ellen Mary b.1857 married John Owens and Elizabeth b. 1858 married James Middleton at St Patricks, RC Church, Albury.
Margaret Hart next appears around Urana and the Narrandera area where her daughters were living.Margaret died in 1891 and is buried in an unmarked grave in Narrandera cemetery.
We think Patrick died in 1895 in the hospital for the insane at Rydalmere, Sydney and is buried in Rookwood cemetery.
Mary Ann died in 1890 from complications after childbirth. She also lies in an unmarked grave in Narrandera area.
Ellen Mary had 12 children and died in 1903 from complications during childbirth - she and her twins are buried in an unmarked grave near Whitton, near Leeton NSW.
Elizabeth had 6 children and we have no details of her whereabouts. You may be able to provide that detail for us.
The Hart story is one of poverty and hardship.
Sorry.
I hope all this information sheds some light for your family history.