CONVICTS TO AUSTRALIA FROM KILKENNY LOUGHLIN, Patrick and Thomas

[cattao]

Thanks folks for the info once again. Any chance of finding parents names? Can't get the newspapers at this time. I am vision impaired and find it difficult to see too much, always need an offsider with me.
Will keep plodding along.

[Maggie Speak]

Thomas Loughlin, Patrick Loughlin and Michael Keating were indicted under the Whiteboy Act for attacking the dwelling house of James Butler of Garretcreen on the 4th November last. There was another count for burglary which the Crown declined to prosecuting. - Guilty.

The correct spelling appears to be Garrincreen which is a townland on the East edge of Kilkenny today but back in 1833 would have been in the countryside.

Tried to find something between 4th Nov 1832 and the trial but no luck so far.

What website or resource did you use to access this newspaper article please Sinann?

[cattao]

Found an article in the Evening Mail 18 March 1833
https://search.findmypast.com.au/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0001316%2f18330318%2f003
do you think it might be the right fellows?

[Sinann]

Thomas Loughlin, Patrick Loughlin and Michael Keating were indicted under the Whiteboy Act for attacking the dwelling house of James Butler of Garretcreen on the 4th November last. There was another count for burglary which the Crown declined to prosecuting. - Guilty.

The correct spelling appears to be Garrincreen which is a townland on the East edge of Kilkenny today but back in 1833 would have been in the countryside.

Tried to find something between 4th Nov 1832 and the trial but no luck so far.

What website or resource did you use to access this newspaper article please Sinann?

Irish Newspapers Archives

[Maggie Speak]

Thomas Loughlin, Patrick Loughlin and Michael Keating were indicted under the Whiteboy Act for attacking the dwelling house of James Butler of Garretcreen on the 4th November last. There was another count for burglary which the Crown declined to prosecuting. - Guilty.

The correct spelling appears to be Garrincreen which is a townland on the East edge of Kilkenny today but back in 1833 would have been in the countryside.

Tried to find something between 4th Nov 1832 and the trial but no luck so far.

What website or resource did you use to access this newspaper article please Sinann?

Irish Newspapers Archives

Thank you Sinann

[Sinann]

Were they RC
Cellarstown is in the parish of St. Johns
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0991

[Sinann]

Found an article in the Evening Mail 18 March 1833
https://search.findmypast.com.au/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0001316%2f18330318%2f003
do you think it might be the right fellows?

No one can see it unless they have a subscription to Find My Past

[Maggie Speak]

Found an article in the Evening Mail 18 March 1833
https://search.findmypast.com.au/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0001316%2f18330318%2f003
do you think it might be the right fellows?

No one can see it unless they have a subscription to Find My Past

Yes they are the brothers you seek.

[Sinann]

Found an article in the Evening Mail 18 March 1833
https://search.findmypast.com.au/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0001316%2f18330318%2f003
do you think it might be the right fellows?

No one can see it unless they have a subscription to Find My Past

Yes they are the brothers you seek

Is it the same as the other one or is there anything new?