Mary (convict) Wilmot (nee Potter)

  General Notes:

source: Edward to Dylan ged. where it is noted:
Arrived as a convict on the "Friends" on the 10/10/1811.
"The Pragmatic Pioneers" (Page 160)
Mary Wilmot was tried at the Liberty of St. Albans Easter Sessions on 3rd May 1810. Mary, wife of William Wilmot was charged with Mary Taylor, the wife of John Taylor, by confession of feloniously stealing and carrying away on Friday the 2nd February 1810 out of the dwelling house of James Peglar, victualler, known by the sign of the Plough at Elstee, a box belonging to a Friendly Society held there with two club hooks and about twelve pounds in notes and cash the property of the said Society. They were convicted by Robert Glut terbuck and it was ordered that Mary Wilmot be transported beyond theseas for the term of seven years

Mary married Daniel (convict) Brown on 13 Aug 1813 in St Matthews R C, Windsor, NSW Australia. (Daniel (convict) Brown was born in 1782 in Essex England and died on 26 Dec 1848 in Cornwallis, near Windsor, NSW Australia.)