John KEANE (1796

John KEANE (1796 - 1890)

Grazier, Squatter

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Bridget Magdalen KEANE (1832 - 1903) Mary KEANE (1834 - 1836) Francis Edmund KEANE (1838 - 1897) John Joseph KEANE (1843 - ) Catherine Mary KEANE (1845 - 1932) Winifred (Sr Mary Agnes) KEANE (1849 - 1892) Susanna Alice (Sr Mary of the Imm.) KEANE (1851 - 1892) Theresa Mary KEANE (1853 - 1893) Jane KEANE (1860 - 1864) Peter James KEANE (1861 - )	John KEANE (1796 - 1890) + Hannah MURPHY (1811 - 1892)	Edmund KEANE



		Winifred FRAWLEY

b. 1796 at Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland

m. 1828 Hannah MURPHY (1811 - 1892) at Co Clare, Ireland

d. 30 Sep 1890 at Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia aged 94

Near Relatives of John KEANE (1796 - 1890)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Peter MURPHY
Mother in Law	Bridget CROWE

Father	Edmund KEANE
Mother	Winifred FRAWLEY

Self	John KEANE	1796	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland	30 Sep 1890	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	94

Wife	Hannah MURPHY	1811	Co Clare, Ireland	09 Mar 1892	Young, New South Wales, Australia	81

Daughter	Bridget Magdalen KEANE	15 Oct 1832	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland	03 Feb 1903	Corowa, New South Wales, Australia	70
Daughter	Mary KEANE	1834	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland	1836	At sea	2
Son	Francis Edmund KEANE	09 Apr 1838	Lake George, New South Wales, Australia	05 Oct 1897	Boorowa, New South Wales, Australia	59
Son	John Joseph KEANE	May 1843	Tomorroma, New South Wales, Australia
Daughter	Catherine Mary KEANE	1845	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia	18 Jul 1932	Fawkner, Victoria, Australia	87
Daughter	Winifred (Sr Mary Agnes) KEANE	1849	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia	13 May 1892	Young, New South Wales, Australia	43
Daughter	Susanna Alice (Sr Mary of the Imm.) KEANE	1851	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia	22 Jul 1892	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	41
Daughter	Theresa Mary KEANE	1853	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia	31 Jan 1893	Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia	40
Daughter	Jane KEANE	1860	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia	1864	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia	4
Son	Peter James KEANE	1861	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia

Sister	Anne KEANE	abt 1815	Co Clare, Ireland	03 Oct 1899	Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia	84

Son in Law	James Bernard CROWE	abt 1821	Co Clare, Ireland	13 Dec 1891	Little Billabong, New South Wales, Australia	70
Daughter in Law	Ann Mary TROY	04 Jul 1847	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	28 Dec 1931	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	84
Daughter in Law	Ada GUNSON
Son in Law	E J O'DWYER

Grandson	Michael John CROWE	02 Nov 1859	Adelong, New South Wales, Australia
Granddaughter	Maria Clare CROWE	1861
Grandson	James CROWE	1863
Granddaughter	Clara CROWE	1868
Grandson	Paul CROWE	1870
Grandson	William CROWE	1872
Grandson	Thomas CROWE	1875
Grandson	Francis Edward Patrick KEANE	02 Mar 1871	Young, New South Wales, Australia	23 Feb 1950		78
Granddaughter	Mary Kate KEANE	21 Oct 1873		1883		10
Granddaughter	Eileen Francis KEANE	04 Feb 1875	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	26 Apr 1942	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	67
Grandson	Walter John KEANE	21 Feb 1877
Granddaughter	Ada Teresa KEANE	12 Apr 1879
Granddaughter	Stanislaus Harriett (Amy) KEANE	10 Aug 1881	Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia	21 Oct 1966	Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia	85
Granddaughter	Kathleen Mary KEANE	30 Nov 1883		31 Jul 1968	Quirindi, New South Wales, Australia	84
Grandson	Celestus (Clarence) Clifton KEANE	12 Oct 1885	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Granddaughter	Winifred Mary A KEANE	29 Nov 1887	Germanton, New South Wales, Australia	12 Jun 1982	Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia	94
Grandson	Patrick Lindsay Clinton KEANE	06 Nov 1891	Germanton, New South Wales, Australia	23 Mar 1903	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	11

Niece	Ann BOLAND			bef 1866
Nephew	David BOLAND			bef 1866
Niece	Eliza BOLAND			aft 1866
Niece	Ellen BOLAND			bef 1866
Niece	Margaret BOLAND			bef 1866
Niece	Mary BOLAND			bef 1866
Nephew	Michael BOLAND			bef 1866
Niece	Jane BOLAND	abt 1836	Co Clare, Ireland	22 Oct 1904	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia	68
Nephew	John BOLAND		New South Wales, Australia	bef 1866
Niece	Bridget Ann BOLAND	abt 1838	Ireland	01 Nov 1883	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia	45
Niece	Catherine Kate BOLAND	abt 1843	Co Clare, Ireland
Nephew	Edward Joseph BOLAND	1849	Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia

Brother in Law	John BOLAND	abt 1810	Co Clare, Ireland	07 Mar 1866	Little Billabong, New South Wales, Australia	56

Events in John KEANE (1796 - 1890)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1796		John KEANE was born	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland		71
1828	32	Married Hannah MURPHY (aged 17)	Co Clare, Ireland		71
15 Oct 1832	36	Birth of daughter Bridget Magdalen KEANE	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland		71
1834	38	Birth of daughter Mary KEANE	Kilmealy, Co Clare, Ireland		71
1836	40	Death of daughter Mary KEANE (aged 2)	At sea		71
28 Feb 1837	41	Immigration	Australia	per 'Lady McNaughton'	71
09 Apr 1838	42	Birth of son Francis Edmund KEANE	Lake George, New South Wales, Australia		71
May 1843	47	Birth of son John Joseph KEANE	Tomorroma, New South Wales, Australia		71
1845	49	Birth of daughter Catherine Mary KEANE	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia		71
1849	53	Birth of daughter Winifred (Sr Mary Agnes) KEANE	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia		71
1851	55	Birth of daughter Susanna Alice (Sr Mary of the Imm.) KEANE	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia		71
1853	57	Birth of daughter Theresa Mary KEANE	Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia		71
1860	64	Birth of daughter Jane KEANE	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia		71
1861	65	Birth of son Peter James KEANE	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia		71
1864	68	Death of daughter Jane KEANE (aged 4)	Pulletop, New South Wales, Australia		71
30 Sep 1890	94	John KEANE died	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia		71

Source References:

71. Type: Book, Abbr: Wagga Pioneers, Title: Pioneers of Wagga Wagga and District, Auth: Wagga Wagga & District Family History Society Inc, Publ: Wagga Wagga & District Family History Society Inc, Date: 2004, Locn: http://www.waggafamilyhistory.org.au/

- Reference = 188 (Birth)

- Reference = 188 (Marriage)

- Reference = 188 (Death)

- Reference = 188 (Immigration)

- Reference = 188 (Name, Notes)

73. Type: Book, Abbr: Pioneers of Tumut Valley, Title: Pioneers of the Tumult Valley , The History of Early Settlement, Auth: H.E. Snowden, Publ: Tumut & District Historical Society Incorporated, Date: 2004

- Reference = 31 (Name, Notes)

- Notes: John Keane with his wife and two children sailed from Cork harbour in the Ship Lady McNaughton in November 1836. After a few years they took up the lease of Tomorromo Station near Tumut, but only stayed one year because it was a severe winter and Keane did not like the place. Eventually they ended up at what is now known as Cookardinia further to the south west.

Most of the passengers arriving in Sydney from 1837 onwards were free immigrants rather than convicts. The Lady McNaughton was an early family emigrant sailing ship. In 1837 this ship made a memorable and significant arrival in Sydney Harbour.

Orginally there were 444 people on board the Lady McNaughton (some more were born on board) of these 15.5% did not survive. During the voyage 10 adults and 44 children died and another 4 adults and nine children died after the ship arrived (including the ship’s doctor).

The ship became the ﬁrst to be quarantined at the new unﬁnished quarantine station at North Head. The sick were left on board while the others were housed in tents on shore to spend many weeks in misery.

A Board of Enquiry heard that there was too much luggage on board thus restricting air ﬂow, there was an inadequate check on the health of embarking passengers, the level of cleanliness and personal habits of many of the passengers was reported as disgusting, the level of medical supplies was inadequate, and the doctor was not up to the job. In fact the conditions on board were worse than those experienced on convict ships. The main reason for the deaths was typhus. Changes were made to the rules governing future emigrant ships as a result of the Enquiry.

Several of the survivors became pioneers of the Tumut and upper Murrumbidgee, some of them being the family of Joseph Cox (who’s wife did not survive the trip) and Henry Bingham who became the most) important government representative in the southern part of the colony.

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