by Jenny Fawcett 
Patrick Sheedy. Ellen Sheedy nee O’Connell 1815 – 1885 1831 – 1910Patrick Sheedy was born at Birdhill in 1815 (Co Tipperary) the son of John Sheedy (farmer)and Mary Burke.(associated place names: Newport, Ahane, Nenagh.) 신용카드현금화 Patrick’s known siblings were Martin,John, Michael, Ellen and Bridget,all born around the Oakhampton, Birdhill, Ahane, Newport region. Patrick’s mother must have died between 1832 and 1845 as she was alive when his sister Catherine was born but deceased by the time Patrick was transported in 1845 to Van Diemans Land.No information in relation to the siblings have been located, other than his father, brothers John and Michael and sister Bridget were still alive near Nenagh in 1845.Patrick was arrested in 1845 and trialled at Nenagh for staging an ambush at O’Brien’s bridge. He was transported to Tasmania (Australia) aboard the Ratcliffe and initially sent to Port Arthur to the timber depot.In 1845 Patrick’s physical description in convict records states that he had a sallow complexion, an oval head & visage and dark brown hair.He had no whiskers,had dark brown eyebrows, long thin nose, medium shape mouth and a double chin.Patrick Sheedy escaped from Tasmania having only served five years of his fifteen year sentence. The last man he visited in Tasmania prior to his escape was also the same man who John Mitchel(’48 Young Irelander)also visited prior to his escape.Patrick Sheedy soon made his way to Victoria and was arrested within a few years for having taken part in the Eureka rebellion at Ballarat.Having narrowly escaped being sent to trial he headed for the Tower Hill district of south western Victoria (where a large number of Eureka miner’s were resident). Sheedy worked as a labourer at Tower Hill and upon marrying Ellen O’Connell in June 1855he settled down at Killarney as a farmer (near Port Fairy).Ellen O’Connell (according to family oral history)was a close relative of the great Daniel O’Connell (The Liberator). Ellen certainly had the broad features and red hair of the O’Connells (she was the daughter of James O’Connell and Margaret O’Halloran) and she was born at Capahaleen (Iragh/Inagh) around 1831. Ellen had arrived at Portland in April 1854 as a remittance woman aboard the ‘Almorah’. In May Ellen left the ship,having been contracted by John Joyce of Tower Hill as an employee. She journey to PortFairy aboard the ‘Panama’ arriving there on the 16th May,and made her way to the Joyce farm on the marsh at Tower Hill (just east of the old Killarney store.) John Joyce also employed Patrick Sheedy in 1856 at least, and his brother in law Michael O’Dea employed both Patrick and Ellen in 1855 at his farm at Lookout Hill.Patrick and Ellen married in Warrnambool in 1855 and were eventually to raise thirteen children. Patrick Sheedy went to great lengths to hide his background: he was still officially a wanted man, an convict on the run, and so on each of his children’s birth certificates he altered his age, birth place or marriage place. Even upon Patrick’s death the family went to exceptional lengths to hide his identify, some twenty years were dropped from his age,his parents’ names altered and all of his children’s ages were altered to make them appear younger.The registrar who certified Pat Sheedy’s death certificate had known the family for many years and would certainly have known that he was much older than stated on the death certificate and that his children (who had grownup with the registrar’s children) were certainly older than stated.But there was a strong contingent of irish in the Tower Hill region and a sure sympathy for irish rebels, so perhaps the registrar was happy to ensurePatrick Sheedy’s identity remained obscured.(Mrs Sarah O’Keefe was the Registrar andher sons played football with the Sheedy boys in the famed Golden Crown team (Tower Hillfootball club).It is well known amongst Sheedy descendents that Patrick Sheedy was a whiteboy,one of those political rebel groups in Ireland who were generally involved in intimidation and violence. Other Sheedys were also transported to Australia on similar charges.Patrick Sheedy had firm connections with the O’Dea,Lynch and Joyce families ofthe Tower Hill region. Michael O’Dea was from Limerick, his wife was Mary Purtell and his parents JohnO’Dea and (Penelope) Meagher. Michael had initially arrived at Sydney, from there he went to California as a ’49 miner but from there he returned to Yass in New SouthWales before coming overland to the Tower Hill region. Here at Killarney he was initiallya tenant farmer on Rutledge’s ‘Farnham Survey’ at Look Out Hill. He bult the Carleton(Killarney) Inn and went gold mining at Ballarat before settling down to farm at ‘Cloverfield’ (north east of the Killarney hotel).Michael O’Dea’s sister was Bridget O’Dea who married John Lynch. (Lynch was also from Limerick and his mother was an O’Connell.) Lynch had arrived in 1841 from Ireland and settled soon after at the Tower Hill region.He too was tenant farmer on “Farnham’, his farm situated near the old Plough Inn(below Crossley church).He employed Ellen O’Connell in 1854 when she arrived aboard the Almorah, he employed Patrick Sheedy in 1856 and both Ellen and Patrck were livingat Look Out Hill in 1855 when they married. 신용카드현금화
In 1856 Mary Lynch (dau of John Lynch & Bridget O’Dea) was appointed godparent for Bridget Sheedy (dau of Patrick and Ellen).Oddly, the baptismal record at PortFairy shows Bridget’s parents as Pat Sheedy and Ellen Mack. The minister used toride out into the country, christen children and then return to Port Fairy and enter the details in his official book. Perhaps he was meant to record PatrickSheedy as Patrick Mack (as Macnamara or Mack is a common alias of Sheedy). PatrickSheedy was still officially a runaway convict at the time of his daughter’schristening, so this was probably another attempt to disguise Patrick’s personaldetails.In Augustof 1857 Nancy Lynch and Patrick Sheady (sic) were appointedas godparents for Catherine McNamara, who had been born in December 1856 thedaughter of Michael McNamara (no mother mentioned).In February 1855 Patrick Sheady (sic) and Mary Macnamara stood as godparents forMary Ann McIvors (McKeevor), dau of James McIvor and Isabella Fox, at Tower Hill.So Patrick had definitely reached Tower Hill within two months of the Eureka rebellion. 신용카드현금화
In August 1856 Patrick Joyce and Ellen O’Connell stood as godparents for ThomasJoyce, son of John Joyce and Margaret O’Meara.This is probably Ellen Sheedy as therewas no other Ellen O’Connell/Connell in this region at that particular time.I
Pat Sheedy’s signature. Pat Sheedy’s signature.April 1867. October 1879History1815 Dec.3rd. Patrick Sheedy born Birdhill, townland of Oakhampton, Co tipperary. Son of John Sheedy (Farmer) and Mary Burke.Dec 4th.Patrick Sheedy christened in the R.C parish of Newport. family residence given as Oakhampton. Celebrant. Father Thos O’Keefe. Father John Sheedy (farmer) and mother Mary Bourke sponsers Pat Downey and Mary Sheedy. (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) 
notes: Oakhampton, Birdhill and Ahane are townlands (1838) in: Parish of Kilnarath, Baroney of Owney and Arra Poor Law Union of Nenagh. Newport is a townland (1838) in: Parish of Kilvellane, Baroney of Owney and Arra, Poor Law Union of Nenagh.1818 Martin Sheedy (brother of Patrick) born Oakhampton Martin was christened in the RC Parish of Newport on the 23rd of July 1818.Family residence given as Oakhampton. Father John Sheedy and mother Mary Bourke. sponsers Pat Sheedy and Cate Sheedy. 신용카드현금화 (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) Martin probably died as either an infant or young child, as a sibling with the same name was born later in 1826. So this Martin died between 1818 – 1826.1823 John Sheedy (brother of Patrick) born Oakhampton. John was christened in the RC Parish of Newport on the 24th of June 1823.Family residence given as Oakhampton. Father John Sheedy and mother Mary Bourke sponsers: Cath Sheedy. (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) John was still alive in 1845 as he is noted on Patrick’s convict records as being alive and a resident at Patrick’s native place.1826 Martin Sheedy (brother of Patrick) born Oakhampton Martin was christened in the RC Parish of Newport on the 20th of December 1826.Family residence given as Oakhampton. Father John Sheedy and mother Mary Bourke sponsers: James McKeo and Margaret Moloney. (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) This Martin may have died pre 1845 as he is not listed on Patrick’s convict records as being alive, as is Michael, John and Bridget. so possibly died 1826 – 1846.1828 Michael Sheedy (brother of Patrick) born (possibly Oakhampton?) Michael was christened in the RC Parish of Newport on 12th June 1828. Family residence not given. Father John Sheedy and mother Mary Bourke sponsers: Denis Kilfoil and Nelly Kilfoil. (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) Michael was still alive in 1845 and is noted on the convict records of Patrick as being a resident at the native place of Patrick (so at Oakhampton region?) Ellen Sheedy (sister to Patrick) born Ahane, parish of Newport Ellen was christened in the RC Parish of Newport on the 12th Dec 1831. Family residence given as Ahane. 신용카드현금화 Father John Sheedy and mother Mary Bourke sponsers: Cath Ryan. (src: Nenagh District Heritage Soc. Newport Parish Church Records) Ellen is not noted on the 1845 convict records of Patrick Sheedy as being alive (as is Michael, John and sister Bridget and father John) so this Ellen may have died between 1831 – 1845.c1833 Ellen O’Connell born Cappelaheen,Inagh, Co Clare. dau of James (O)Connell and Margaret (O) Halloran1845. February 28th. Patrick Sheedy and James Naughton (a servant boy working at Kelly’s) along with a third man attempted to shoot a party of policement at O’Brien’s Bridge. Sheedy and Naughton were brought to appear before the Nenagh Assizes on Wednesday the 19th of March 1845.Upon their plea of ‘Guilty’ their case was held over and finally then a sentence of transportation was ordered upon the two men.(Patrick was convicted of ‘Felonius Assault’) 
Nenagh Guardian.Limerick Reporter Mond.Mar 24th 1845 March 29th 1845. Patrick’s indent records show that he was a labourer at the time of his arrest, and that his father (John Sheedy), brother Michael and John, and sister Bridget were living at Pat Sheedy’s native place ie Birdhill? Patrick Sheedy transported to Tasmania aboard the Ratcliffe. The Ratcliffe arrived at Hobart onthe 29th August 1845. Patrick was initially assigned to be sent to Salt Water River. (src: AOT. Con 27/11) 
1854 April.Ellen O’Connell arrives Portland abord the ‘Almorah’ The Almorah was a 1238 ton clipper ship which sailed from Liverpool on the 31st January 1854 under the command of Captain John Tierney. The vessel sailed with 434 government immigrants chiefly from the southern counties of Ireland. The voyage took 84 days and the vessel arrived at Portland Bay on the 26th April 1854. Patrick Sheedy arrested at the Eureka Stockade Rebellion. Within weeks of having been arrested Pat Sheedy may have headed for the Tower Hill region. Whilst there was a strong contingent of locals from the Tower Hill region who went to Ballarat mining it is possible that Patrick headed to Tower HIll as a Thomas Sheedy was living there. On the 23rd of December 1854 Thomas Sheedy, son of Timothy (convict per Elizabeth and Henry, was appointed godparent for Margaret Barry, born Port Fairy on the 25th Jan 1854, daughter of Thomas Barry and Catherine Fitzgerald.This is probably the same Thomas Barry who was later godparent for one of Patrick Sheedys children (1860.birth of Pat Sheedy jnr).1855 Patrick Sheedy, godparent for Mary Ann McIvors (Mcirvors)Tower Hill On the 18th Feb 1855 Mary Ann McIvors (sic) was christened by the Port Fairy minister Father William Shinnick. Mary Ann was the daughter of James McIvors/McIrvors and Isabella Fox. Patrick Sheady (sic) and Mary McNamara were the godparents for Mary. Again we see the Macnamara’s connected with a Sheedy. And this information shows that Patrick had made his way from the Eureka rebellion to the Tower Hill district within a matter of some 10 weeks. June 30th.Patrick Sheedy and Ellen O’Connell married in the R.C Church at Warrnambool.(Vict.) Parent’s correctly stated as John Sheedy and Mary Burke (these parents confirmed by his birth record in Birdhill, Ireland.) On some of their children’s subsequent birth certificates,Ellen & Patrick noted either Port Fairy or Koroit as their place of marriage. But the marriage certificate and church records quite clearly show this couple married in Warrnambool. Patrick Kelly and John Goady were the witnesses to the marriage of Patrick and Ellen and the celebrant was Father Thomas Slattery R.C. Both parties were at the time living at Look Out Hill (a prominence south of Tower Hill cemetery). 신용카드현금화 
1856 May 2nd. Bridget Sheedy born Tower hill marsh.(dau. of Patrick/Ellen) Mrs Coleman was the nurse who attended Ellen Sheedy during the birth, and she is probably Mrs Michael Coleman of Tower Hill (her husband a blacksmith near the old Plough Inn.)Marcus Macartney (of Fairy Hill and a relative of James Atkinson of Port Fairy) was the registrar. The birth was not registered until the 8th of September 1856 but Bridget was christened within 10 days. (Patrick Sheedy at this time was still a wanted man – a convict on the run, so he may have been apprehensive in regard to registering the birth.) He could quite easily have made it to Port Fairy and home within a day. 신용카드현금화
Bridget Sheedy was christened on the 11th of May, just 9 days after her birth. Father Dunne of Port Fairy (R.C) was the minister and Mary Lynch and Michael O’Dea were the godparents. (Mary Lynch was the neice of Michael O’Dea and Pat Sheedy was working for John Lynch at the time.) Patrick Sheedy and Ellen Mack are recorded as the parents of Bridget, but they are definitely Pat Sheedy & Ellen O’Connell. (*src: Port Fairy RC Christening Records.54/531) 1857 Margaret Sheedy born. (dau of Patrick/Ellen)1858 Oct.19th.James Sheedy born (son of Patrick/Ellen) Oct.24th. James Sheedy christened R.C.faith. Port Fairy. sponsers. Patrick Murphy and Bridget McCarthy.1860 Feb 20th.Patrick Sheedy born. (son of Patrick /Ellen) Feb.27th.Patrick Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: Thomas Barry and MMargaret Flynn1861 Nov 26th.John Sheedy born Tower Hill. (son of Patrick/Ellen) Dec.15th.John Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C. sponsers: Thomas Ryan and Ellen McNamara1863 July 10th.Mary Sheedy born Killarney (dau of Patrick/Ellen) July 12th. Mary Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: Michael Ryan and Mary Kelly1865 March 30th.Ellen Sheedy born Killarney. (dau of Patrick/Ellen) April 2nd. Ellen Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: William Mahoney and Patrick Leary.1867 April 27th.Martin Sheedy born Killarney. (son of Patrick/Ellen) Mrs Quirk was the Nurse who attended Ellen during the birth and Mrs Carrol was the official witness. 
May 12th 1867 Martin Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: Phillip and Johanna Quinlan.1868 Nov 29th. Michael Sheedy born Killarney.(son of Patrick/Ellen) 신용카드현금화 Jan 17th 1869. Michael Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: John Madden and Mrs White.1872 Catherine Sheedy born Killarney. (dau of Patrick/Ellen) no birth certificate nor christening record has been located for Catherine. All other siblings’ births were registered and all were christened.1873 June 28th. Ann Sheedy born Killarney.(dau of Patrick/Ellen) Oct 19th. Ann Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: Patrick and Margaret Griffy (?Griffen)1874 Patrick Sheedy in Port Fairy Court -Town Common Agistment Fees. (src: Belfast Gazette. May 1874) “Monday, May 18th 1874. William Cole v P.Sheedy. Claim for �1. 10s.Agistment fees on Borough Common. Plaintiff (Cole) stated that an arrangement had been made to allow defendants (Sheedy) cattle to grave for twelve months for the amount claimed, provided Sheedy assisted for three days in destroying thistles on the Common, Cole offering to pay for any extra days he may be engaged. Sheedy denied this, stating that �1 had been the sum agreed upon and that he was to receive payment for his work. He put in a set-off for �3 for thistle cutting. As defendant admitted liability, the Magistrate gave a verdict for �1 and 5 shillings costs.”1875 Sept 29th. Agnes Sheedy born Killarney (dau of Patrick/Ellen) December 7th. Anne Sheedy christened Port Fairy. R.C sponsers: William Purcell and Bridget Condon1878 Aug.Patrick Sheedy in court.Dispute with neighbour (Gellard). Alleged to have insulted Gellard and offered to fight him when served with a summons by the Gellard. Insults Solicitor in Court. (src: PG Gazette. August 22nd 1878.) “George Gellard v Patrick Sheedy On Illegally Impounding four head of cattle Mr Powling appeared for Gellard and stated that two illegal acts had been committed by Sheedy – the first in connection with the 14th section of the Impounding Act which stipulates that proper notice shall be given and this was not done so: and second that Sheedy, as a Selector under the Land Act of 1869, had not the right of impounding as a leasee until his holding was enclosed and not before. Michael Ryan – servant of the poundkeeper at Tower HIll, produced the pound books showing that onthe 7th of Aug. Sheedy had impounded four head of stock belonging to MR Gellard and laid one shilling per head damages on them. George Gellard, a fisherman residing at Armstrong Bay and a selector swoer he had a right to place cattle on the fisherman’s reserve. 신용카드현금화 Sheedy had never given him notice about the cattle in question but had previously done so with reference to horses. Sheedy had impounded four head of cattle off his land which was only half fenced and held under licence. Phillip Trist, a fisherman residing at Armstrongs Bay. swore he knew Sheedy’s licenced land. It was only partly fenced and cattle could go on and off it. Thomas Pekin and George Gallagher, fishermen living at Armstrong Bay, confirmed Trist’s evidence. Patrick Sheedy contended that as regards fencing, the water in some places fenced in his land. Mr Powling said that Sheedy had his remedy by sueing for damages and not to endeavor to frustrate Gellard by insulting him when he came to serve the summons and stripping of his coat and vest to fight! Mr Sheedy said if he had time to enter into a pugalistic encounter on the occasion he certainly would have done so. Sheedy, on being reproved by the bench, addressed himself to Mr Powling, who, he declared, was the real man disturbing the peace! Mr Powling asked the bench to protect him, upon which the magistrate cautioned Sheedy to be careful what he said. Sheedy asserted that the land off which he had impounded the stock was private property for which he held the crown grant. The Court found against Sheedy and inflicted a nominal fine of five shillings with two pounds four shillings costs. Sheedy said before he would pay the csots he would sooner take it out (meaning serve time in gaol) or he was willing to pay by instalment. The bench said they could recover by a distress warrant.! The costs were however paid shortly after closing of court. 1879 April. Patrick Sheedy exhibits largest potatoes “Some enormous sized potatoes were left at our office yesterday, grown by Mr. Patrick Sheedy in ground on the Farnham Survey,near Killarney. Three potatoes weighed 6 1/2 llbs,one weighed 2 1/2llbs, and another 3 lbs. We could not ascertain the sort but they are pronounced as splendid for the table. The potatoes can be seen at our office” (by the Editor, “Port Fairy Gazette”) (source: PG April 25, 1879) June. Patrick Sheedy donates to Belfast Hospital Fund “The Hon. Treasurer of the Belfast Hospital begs to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the following subscriptions, collected by Mr.Mainwaring, for the month ended June 30th 1879. (amongst those listed was) P.Sheedy. 5 shillings.” (source: PG July 08 1879) Patrick Sheedy granted 3 acres title of his holding at Killarney “Land Board. Patrick Sheedy’s application for a grant of his holding, three acres, parish of Yangery, has been granted.” (src: PG October 21st 1879) Oct. 18th. Elizabeth Sheedy born Killarney (dau of Pat/Ellen) Mrs Purcell was the nurse who attended Ellen Sheedy during the birth and Mrs Dwyer was the official witness. 
October 12th. Elizabeth Sheedy christened Port Fairy.R.C sponsers: Michael Lineen and Ann Dunn1885 Dec 26th.Patrick Sheedy died at Killarney. aged 65 years. (not as stated on death certificate as having died onthe 6th of January 1886.). parents also incorrectly – stated as James Sheedy/Bridget Meagher. children’s ages also incorrectly stated.) 
James Sheedy was responsible for the information given on his father’s death certificate, Sarah O’Keeffe was the registrar. Great lengths were obviously taken to ensure Patrick could not be properly identified. Patrick died from Inflamation of the right lung, he had been attended to by Dr.John Baird of Port Fairy. Patrick Sheedy was buried at Tower Hill on the 8th of January 1886, (roman catholic section 101B. The witnesses to the burial were John Lineen and Thomas Murnane. John Gallin was the undertaker.1891 John Sheedy, son of Patrick, moves to NSW? John Sheedy died in 1906 at Deniliquin, his death certificate states that he had been fifteen years there, which would indicate that it was around 1891 that John moved to that town.He worked as a labourer at the time of his death. 1892 Mary Sheedy (dau of Pat) married Thomas Joyce.1895 James Sheedy (elest son of Pat) married Ellen Breheny1896 Margaret Sheedy (dau of Pat) married Jeremiah Gallagher (son of Geo). Feb.18th.Ann Sheedy (dau of Pat) married Andrew Gallagher (son of Geo.) Ellen Sheedy (dau of Pat) married Charles Kane1897 March 3rd. Martin Sheedy (Pat’s son) m. Margaret Gallagher (dau of Geo)1899 Catherine Sheedy (dau of Pat) married Hugh Carmody (son of John).1901 Jan 22nd. Michael Sheedy died Melbourne. (son of Pat/Ellen) (in 1898 Michael was in Warrnambool and was appointed godparent when his niece Catherine Kane was christened (17th Jan 1898),daughter of Charles Kane and Ellen Sheedy.1903 Aug.10th. Elizabeth Kane nee Sheedy died (dau of Pat/Ellen)1906 Oct.15th. John Sheedy died (NSW) Deniliquin hospital.(son of Pat/Ellen) John’s death certificate states he died of ‘Valvular Disease’,one of the most common causes of heart failure. John was buried in the Deniliquin cemetery on the 18th October by the Revd. M.J.Treacy. Grave no 256 of J. Section (R.C), Gillespie Drive. His grave bears no headstone. (src: Deniliquin Historical Society / Mr Harry Marshall.) John’s death certificate stated he had been fifteen years in NSW. John was working as a labourer at the time of his death.1910 Aug.15th.Mrs Ellen Sheedy (nee O’Connell) died South Warrnambool.Vic. aged 77 years. Aug.16th. Mrs Ellen Sheedy buried Tower HIll cemetery with son Patrick. Roman Catholic section. Plot 101B. 1916 March 13th.Ellen Kane nee Sheedy died. (dau of Pat/Ellen) buried Warrnambool Cemetery on the 13th of March, in the roman catholic section, 36/13. buried with Ellen is her husband Charles Kane who died 28th March 1922.1921 Sept 29th. Catherine Carmody nee Sheedy died (dau of Pat/Ellen)1931 May 22nd. Bridget McLaughlin nee Sheedy died (dau of Pat/Ellen).1932 June 27th.James Sheedy died Trentham (eldest son of Pat/Ellen)1934 Sept 21st. Martin Sheedy died Killarney (son of Pat/Ellen)1946 July 19th. Mary Joyce nee Sheedy died. (dau of Pat/Ellen) 1958 Jan 29th. Ann Gallagher nee Sheedy died (dau of Pat/Ellen)Children known:Bridget Sheedy born 1856, married John Mcloughlin. [Lived Melb]Margaret Sheedy born 1857, married Jeremiah Gallagher. [Lived Melb]James Sheedy born 1858, married Ellen Breheny. [Lived Kyneton]Patrick Sheedy 1860 – 1865.KillarneyJohn Sheedy,
born 1861 – died 1906.Deniliquin. NSW .um Mary Sheedy born 1863, married Thomas Joyce .[Towerhill]Ellen Sheedy born 1865,m Charlie Kane. [Warrnambool]Martin Sheedy born 1867, m Margaret Gallagher .[Killarney]Michael Sheedy born 1868, died Melbourne 1906. unmCatherine Sheedy born 1872, m Hugh Carmody .[Terang/Melb]Anne Sheedy born 1873, m Andrew Gallagher [Killarney]Agnes Sheedy born 1875, died Cobden unmElizabeth Sheedy born 1879 , married Bernard Kane. [Warrnambool] Family Researchers:email Joan Williams.Descendent via Martin Sheedy/Mgt Gallagheremail Jenny Fawcett.Descendent via Martin Sheedy/Mgt GallagherNotes* = sighted original record.