Trying to Locate What Happened to the Irish Girls Who Were Sent to the Willunga Women S Depot IN July 1855

By Abundantia February 8, 2016 1480 views 3 comments

Thirty nine girls were sent to Willunga. I have the names of seven of the girls.
MARY CAIN, HONOR HAYDON, BRIDGET HUETT, MARIA HUGHES, CATHERINE LEARY, ELIZA SHAW, CATHERINE UNNIN

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Abundantia

Thank you for your response. I have a copy of the Servants Depots in colonial South Australia and the Flinders Ranges Research. Unfortunately neither of the documents gives any light as to what happened to them afterwards nor the names of any other of the other 39 girls. I am a member of the National Trust at the Willunga Court House where the girls were sent and their research library has no recording. It is to improve their library that I am seeking assistance. I am aware that one girl Maria Hughes married a local gentleman named Hart and lived in Aldinga. I have possible traces on three other girls, but need comfirmation. Thank you Sandy