Thank you, all very much for your replies.
Memorial on the state archives doesn't actually mean a memorial like a monument or funeral etc, it means a written statement of facts presented to a sovereign, a legislative body, etc., as the ground of, or expressed in the form of, a petition or remonstrance.
Here is the rest of the information I have on Patrick Harrigan:
Patrick Harrigan
Patrick was born in 1774.
General Notes
Numerous variations of surname including Haddigan, Hargedon, Haddigaddy, Hadigaddy, Hadegady, Hadagan, Hadigan, Hartigan and Carrigan.
Irish Convict
Tried in Castlebar, Mayo, Ireland in 1806 receiving a life sentenced and was then sent to Australia arriving in 1807 on board the ship "the Duke of Portland" at age 33
Was pardoned for his efforts in building the road over the Blue Mountains
NSW State Archives (Note I haven't actually viewed these films at the archives yet, this is my list that I got off the website getting ready for when I finally get to the archives):
HARGEDON Patrick 1/2/1812 Ticket of Leave 460 [4/4427] COD18 601 -
HARGEDON Patrick - Duke of Portland 1807 - CP 5 Jun 1815 [4/4430] 774 - 089
HARRINGTON Patrick - Surrey 1816 35/014 18 Nov 1835 32/1084 [4/4235] 966 On the recommendation of Penrith Bench (Possibly not this Patrick)
1821 Feb 24
Store receipts of for wheat (Reel 6051; 4/1748 p.160)
1822 Feb 23
Referred to in evidence before the Board of Enquiry into the Engineer Department (Reel 6053; 4/1754 p.116)
1823 c.Jul
On list of prisoners employed by John Palmer; in 1807-9 (Reel 6056; 4/1765 p.182a)
HARGEDON, Patrick. Per "Duke of Portland", 1807
1824
Memorial (Fiche 3091; 4/1837B No.423 p.607)
2/7874 HARRIGAN Patrick 1826 1826 of Minto; copies of papers in COD 547
1826 Appointed as a constable at Minto (information - Jenny Fawcett
www.hotkey.net.au/~jwilliams4/scons26b.htm)
1828 - Harrighan Patrick FS(Freed By Servitude)/dismissed as constable/Lower Minto (
http://www.hotkey.net.au/~jwilliams4/scons28c.htm)
1830 - Living in Lower Minto, applied for a convict to work for him but was refused - information Janice Huntington
Possibly died in 1830. There is a death registered as Patrick Hoolahan and buried 23 July 1830 (314 Vol: 127), funeral performed by Charles Pickivers of St. Marys Roman Catholic. Unfortunately the Burials Certificate from NSW BDM doesn't provide any other information. Based on Patrick's wife Susannah giving birth to another man's child the following year, this death record seems likely to be correct however it can't be confirmed at this stage. (Currently under investigation prior to confirmation).
Patrick's family with Susannah Ruse
Patrick and Susannah were married in 1810.
Family Notes
Married at St John's, Parramatta, NSW, Australia
reg: V18101125 3A/1810
They had three sons and three daughters, named James, Charles, Joseph, Elizabeth, Eleanor and Mary.
James Harrigan
James was born in 1814. (V18143316 1A/1814 HADAGAN JAMES)
Charles Harrigan
Charles was born in 1816. (V18163969 1B/1816 HADDIGAN CHARLES )
He died at the age of 55 in 1871.
Death Notes
Died in Young, NSW, Australia
reg: 6399/1871
Joseph Harrigan
Joseph was born in 1818. (V18184641 1B/1818 HADDIGADDY JOSEPH )
He died at the age of 41 in 1859.
Death Notes
Died in Yass, NSW, Austraila
reg: 5641/1859
Elizabeth Harrigan
Elizabeth was born in 1821. (V182188 125/1821 HARRIGAN ELIZABETH )
Eleanor Harrigan
Eleanor was born in 1823. (V1823339 125/1823 HADEGADY ELEANOR & V1823324 127/1823 HADIGAN ELEANOR )
She died at the age of 86 in 1909.
Death Notes
Died in Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia
reg: 3519/1909
Mary A Harrigan
Mary was born in 1825. (V1825500 128/1825 HADDIGADDY MARY A )
I don't actually have parent's names for Patrick but it is possible that he named his children after them considering that Patrick and Susannah's first born son and first born daughter were named after her parents James (of first land grant, first successful crop etc fame) and Elizabeth Ruse.
Thanks and regards,
Amanda