Elizabeth [10337] ¹

   FamilySearch ID: LKSN-S2D.

  Medical Notes:

Sydney Morning Herald 16.05.1832:-

‘…… Mrs. McGinnis, the landlady of the Coach and Horses Inn, an old and respected inhabitant of this colony passed away’.

  Death Notes:

She probably died between 12th and 13th of May at her son-in-laws hotel the Horse and Carriage Inn Castlereagh Street, Brickfield Hill.

  Burial Notes:

Elizabeth Maginnis the convict's burial service was held at St Phillip's C of E on Grosvenor Street, Sydney (where the old St Phillips once stood in Lang Park, right opposite St Patrick's R.C.Church) by the Rev William Cowper.


Elizabeth Maginnis the convict was also buried at Devonshire Street and on her headstone were the words '... a good wife and a loving mother'.

The next day after the burial in the Sydney Gazette appeared '...Mrs Elizabeth Mcginnis and old and respected resident of the town has passed away'.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Alt. Birth, 1782. ² On her death certificate in 1832 it states her age as 50. But on the 1828 Muster she is listed as 53. It seems that the ageon the certificate is incorrect.

• Sentenced: 14 Years Transportation, Bef 1818.

• Immigration: as a convict per Friendship, 1818 Jan 14, Sydney Cove, Cumberland County, New South Wales. ¹

Elizabeth married Daniel Maginnis [10336] [LKSN-SKY] [MRIN: 4054]. (Daniel Maginnis [10336] [LKSN-SKY] was born about 1776 and died in 1817 in London, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom ¹.)