Site navigation

Search
Records
Convict lives
Historical background
- Overview
- London and Australia
- London, 1780-1900
- Convicts and the Colonisation of Australia, 1788-1868
- The Australian Colonies, 1787-1901
- Crime, Justice and Punishment
- Overviews
- Crime, 1780-1925
- Criminal justice, 1780-1925
- Punishments, 1780-1925
- Stages of justice
- Policing
- Before trial
- The Old Bailey criminal trial
- Sentencing
- Pardoning
- Death in prison
- Stages of punishment
- Convict hulks
- Transportation
- Imprisonment
- Execution
Research and teaching
- Overview
- Thematic research guides
- Biometrics
- Family history
- Female offenders
- Juvenile offenders
- Political prisoners
- Researching fraud
- Research themes
- Biometrics
- Convict tattoos
- Digital dark tourism
- The ethics of digital data on convict lives
- The growth of record keeping about convicts
- Intergenerational inequalities
- Penal Outcomes
- Recidivism
- Voices in the courtroom
- Teaching Guides
- The Digital Panopticon for schools
- The Digital Panopticon and GCSE History
- The Digital Panopticon and AS/A-Level History
- The Digital Panopticon in University Teaching
The project

Mary Ann Moriarty

Life archive ID obpdef1-131-18730113

Born 1833. Gender female. Has tattoo no. First recorded 1873.

3 records. Prison registers (Millbank, Parkhurst, Pentonville). UK Licences for Parole of Convicts. Old Bailey Proceedings.

Mary Ann Moriarty

["pldf1241","fpsTNA/CCC/2D/HO24/00076412","obpdef1-131-18730113"]

Report an error

Thank you very much for helping us to improve the Digital Panopticon.

Your email address is optional. Please only include it if you would like a response.

Cite this life archive

The Digital Panopticon Mary Ann Moriarty b. 1833, Life Archive ID obpdef1-131-18730113 (). Version 1.2.1, consulted 24th April 2024.

Born

1833

Born 1833

Tried

13th January 1873

Age 40.

More details

Trial text at oldbaileyonline.org

Tried at Old Bailey, London. Accused of murder (for the wilful murder of daniel moriarty.). Found guilty, manslaughter. Sentenced to penal servitude, imprisonment. Sentence outcome was imprisoned.

Tried 13th January 1873

["pldf1241","obpdef1-131-18730113"]

Granted prison license

9th August 1877

Age 44.

More details

Granted prison license 9th August 1877

["pldf1241"]

About the project

Research and teaching