Honor Ann STINES 1830 : Short Biography

Honor Ann STINES 1830

Baltinglass (Wicklow) County Wicklow

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Honor Ann STINES (or STYNES) and her older brother James were convicted at the County Kildare Quarter Sessions on 25 Aug 1849 of Larceny, having stolen potatoes from Miss Graham of Athy, Kildare. Honor was transported to VDL in 1850; James was transported to WA in 1853. Other family members were also convicted of similar food stealing offences during this period of the Irsh Famine.

Additional Information
Date of Birth	1st Jan 1830 (circa)
Date of Death	17th Sep 1911	VIEW SOURCE
Father (First Name/s and Surname)	John STINES (c1790-?)
Mother (First Name/s and Maiden)	Mary KEENIHAN (c1795-?)
Townland born	Tinoran
Place & Date of Baptism	Baltinglass, Wicklow on 20 June 1830	VIEW SOURCE
Number of Siblings	Seven (7)
Names of Siblings	STINES Rose 1821; STINES William 1822; STINES Anne 1824; STINES Mary 1826; STINES James Anthony 1828; STINES Eleanor 1832; STINES Margaret 1834;
Spouse (First Name/s and Maiden/Surname)	John PEARCY (1818-1897
Place & Date of Marriage	Brighton, Tasmania Australia on 16 Feb 1853	VIEW SOURCE
Number of Children	Twelve (12)
First Child	PERCEY John (1854-1913)
Names of Children	PERCEY John 1854; PERCEY Thomas 1855; PERCEY Michael 1857; PERCEY James 1858; PERCEY William 1859; PERCEY Henry 1860; PERCEY Joseph 1861; PERCEY Mary 1862; PERCEY James 1864; PERCEY Sarah 1869; PERCEY Albert 1870; PERCEY Edward 1872
Place of Death	Barbers Marsh, Brighton, Tasmania, Australia