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Couldnt find Catherine Kearney, so looked at all Catherines.
Catherine Baker  age 1770
                           date 1796
                      trial place Dundalk
                      sent to NSW

Catherine Collins  age 1770
                            date 1796
                       trial place Limerick
                       Ship Marquis Cornwallis

Catherine Sullivan  age 1775
                              date 1796
                       trial place Dublin City
                       Ship Marquis Cornwallis
                       Comments  d1811

I checked a London Street map from the 30s but couldnt find Aynhoe Rd. Maybe someone with a later map might have some more luck.

Good luck.

Joe,
Have you tried freebmd with just the first name, ie: Luce and Births. See what surnames come up and then do a bit of cross referencing with some marriages. Might be worth a try. Good luck.

Sheldon

Hi Bob,
Have you tried Cathy Days site, Family History in India.
http://members.ozemail.com.au/ clday/    theres a wavy line between the / and clday/

Good luck,
Sheldon.

Hi Marie,
This is a tip I found in a book for finding Nonconformist or Dissenters places of worship. Ask the advice of the local history librarian in the nearest large public library. or the archivist in the relevant city or county record office. who should have this knowledge at his or her fingertips.  Between 1754 and 1837 one clue  in the Nonconformist allegiance of individual families is to find an Anglican marriage and no subsequent baptisms of children. (Although the family may have moved or been childless) The local record office, should be able to tell you which non-parochial registers exist, and where they are, it may even have some of the originals. Following civil registration in 1837 all non-Anglican denominations were approached to have their registers centralised with the Registrar General.
Hope this might be of help.
Sheldon.