Continuation of the names of the passengers on the Sailing Ship "Branken Moor" from previous page.

KERWINN Ellen, 21, House Maid
KELLY Sarah, 25, House Maid
LEGGE Mary, 17, House Maid
LLOYD Catherine, 20, House Maid
MURPHY Anne, 17, House Maid
MURPHY Catherine, 21 Dairy Maid
O'BRIEN Eliza, 18, House Maid
O'BRIEN Margaret, 17, House Maid
QUILL Johannah, 20, House Maid
REGAN Mary, 22, House Maid
RYAN Alice, 17, House Maid
RYAN Mary, 18, House Maid
RAYCRAFT Ellen, 17, House Maid
RYAN Mary, 25, House Naid
SHANAGHAN Judith, 18, Farm Servant
SHANAGHAN Margaret, 20, Farm Servant
SHEEDY Bridget, 18, Farm Servant
WINIFRED Cloud, 15, House Servant
WILLIAMS Margaret, 16, House Servant
WILLIAMS Eliza, 17, House Servant

CONEY Honora, 23, House Servant
CAHILL Bridget 18, House Servant
CRONID Mary, 25, House Servant
CRONAN Hannah, 18, House Servant
CONNOR Befey, 26, Dairy Maid
CONNORS Johannah, 27, Farm Servant
CUNNINGHAM Cicily, 26, House Servant
CALLAHAN Sarah, 16, House Servant
DOHERTY Ellen, 23, House Servant
DWYER Margaret, 24, Farm Servant
DOLY Catherine, 19, House Servant
DULHUNTY Margaret, 16, House Servant
FINEGAN  Honora, 20, House Servant
GLEESON Ellen, 28, Farm Servant
GUINANE Catherine, 20, House Servant
HOLLAND Anne, 19, House Servant
HARTY Honora, 17, House Servant
HAGGETT Catherine, 23, Dairy Maid
HORRAGAN  Catherine, 16, House Maid
HEFFERNAN Ellen, 25, House Maid

If you would  like to check these details or have more information, such as the religion, and the County of origin in Ireland - please email me.

I hope that in the coming months that many of the "souls" that arrived on the "Branken Moor" will find their rightful place in "YOUR" family, and that in placing this Passenger List here I will be successful in reuniting some, and hopefully all, into your families.

My "soul" on the Branken Moor is Maria Carden Abbott (Abbot).  I am fortunate in that I have been able to trace the Carden line back to the Cardens at Templemore and Barnane in Tipperary Ireland.

I was also successful during 1996 in making contact with Arthur Carden who has been researching the Carden one name study of England and Ireland and will shortly release a book on these families, which will include my own contributions.  A great deal of research over many years has gone into tracing this line back to Sir John (or Richard) de Cawarden born 1375 (pronounced Carden) in England and research on these families, is still ongoing.

I have so far, had no success in tracing the Abbot (Abbott) line of this family.
The father of Maria Carden Abbot was William Abbot a gardener, who may have been employed at Barnane, the family home of the Cardens of Barnane.  William Abbot  married Elizabeth Carden the daughter of Nicholas Carden Esq, who was the resident landowner, at Jockey Hall, until his death in 1815.  It is here, from when she was born, that Maria lived until she sailed to the far off shores to a new and unknown  life in Australia.