Hannah Hiho was my ggggrandmother and I would like to connect with others researching this family.
Cheers,
Barb.

you hav'nt given a dob - make sense?

England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892

Name: Hannah Hiho
Date of Trial: Jan 1824
Trial Year: 1824
Location of Trial: Surrey, England
LARCENCY
Sentence: Transportation - 7 YEARS


Name: Hannah Hiho
Vessel: Henry
Convicted Date: 13 Jan 1824
Voyage Date: 30 Sep 1824
Colony: Van Dieman's Land
Piece: HO 11/5
Place of Conviction: Surrey, England

Hiho, Hannah
Convict No: 32718
Extra Identifier:
SEE Surname:
SEE Given Names:
Voyage Ship: Henry
Voyage No: 37
Arrival Date: 08 Feb 1825
Departure Date: 12 Oct 1824
Departure Port: London
Conduct Record: CON40/1/5
Muster Roll:
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ARCHIVES TASMANIA

Thank you for the information. This is the correct Hannah Hiho. I'm wondering if there is any information on her family in England.
Cheers,
Barb.

there should be more info on the above reference

you should also be able to glean more from any other convict musters - freedom pass etc etc that they hold + if she married - her marriage entry + any children (their certificates/entries) etc etc

I'm researching Hannah Hiho at the moment. One of her descendents married into my husband's family. I can give you some information on her descendents & possible family. Don't have a tree posted on Ancestry but email me at jda@netspace.net.au

jane

G'day Barb
Hannah Hiho was my husband's g-g-grandmother.
I will be delighted to make contact with you.
Cheers
Lesley

Hi Lesley,
My GGrandmother was Mary Ann Hiho who married George Ferdinand Stuart McLaren.Their son George was my Grandfather and his son Neil is my father who is now 87.I would love to exchange information. My email is barb3441@gmail.com
Cheers
Barbara.

Hi Barb

I'm doing a tree on ancestry for my son's friend Damien. Hannah HIHO is his 4th great grandmother.

I'm wondering if Hannah HIHO is an alias for Ann HOGAN - because when you look at her convict record, these 2 names are bracketed together; also Ann is a variant of Hannah and in creating an alias one could imagine getting from HOGAN to HIHO. Have you considered this possibility?

Regards
Teresa Prince,
Victoria, Australia

Hi Teresa,
Hannah is my 3rd great grandmother. I am descended from her grand daughter Mary Ann Hiho. I have a lot of information on Hannah from the Tasmanian archives and other family members. She is named Hiho on her convict records but it seems to be an unusual spelling. We are the only Hihos that I have been able to find. I'd like to know what her birth name was. Maybe it was Hogan. She seems to have been a very wild woman.
I am happy to share information.
Cheers,
Barbara Francis,
Victoria