Convicts (1788-1868) - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

David Clabburn

bennettjm — 31 Oct 2008 7:05:27 GMT

I have discovered details of a transportation and release of David Clabburn, a direct ancester. I mnow when and how he reached Tasmania and when he left Tasmania. I want to know what his crime was (14 years hard) and what happened to him afterwards. Is there anyone who can point me in the right direction?

where,how to find convict records? Ann McNally/Ferris

allystree — 18 Nov 2008 1:38:31 GMT

Ann McNally came aboard the 'Surrey' from Ireland 1833. She had 2 children with her. Her sentence was Life.
Can I find the childrens names?
Can I find a transcript of her trial in Co Longford in 1831?
Would her children have been in prison with her for over 12 months?

Ann is listed on the 1837 Convict Muster as Ann Ferris (is this the norm? I have seen others on the muster with their convict name and a comment that they were married to the Master) her Master Joseph Ferris in Sydney.
I cannot find a marriage, bann or permission to marry.
Ann McNallys convict record states she was single so I cannot see that that was a barrier.

Their daughter Eliza's death cert states Eliza was born in Sydney, but cannot find a record. (wondering if she was one that came with Ann)
There is a birth of son James Ferris, Sydney 1835.

Ann and Joseph settled in the Maitland District before 1844, when Joseph died.(another unknown entity...he was free and died as a result of DUI on his dray)
As a 'Lifer' should there be a record of some sort of Pardon, or Ticket of Leave for Ann McNally/Ferris to be allowed to live so far away from Sydney, or was she able just to go because she was married. I can't find any records.If there was no pardon or TOL was Ann 'free' to please herself after her husbands death just 10 years into a life sentence.

Some of my difficulty is surely in the spelling of McNally, which could be Macanelly, Macanally, Mcenally, Mackinally etc which I have tried over and again. (and Feras, Feris, Faris, Feres...)

Can any one tell me where I might find a physical description of Ann McNally?

Young Eliza Ferris married Henry Rose. He was also a 'Lifer' from a Canadian Military Court Martial, arriving aboard the Maitland in 1840.
Where should I look to find where Henry was assigned on his arrival?
He received a TOL in 1847. Does that 1 TOL mean he was 'free' from then on?
Would he have been given permission to run cattle on Govt property in 1843, before his TOL.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated and surely allow me to get some sound sleep.

Thanks, Alison

Convicts Thomas and Ellen Scott from Tipperary

blaine_scott61 — 16 Nov 2008 9:16:02 GMT

I've also posted this query under a different title as it as various aspects of query.

After viewing some of the convict muster records I am wondering about certain terms used in describing the penal system and the nature of the what, how where and why of the fate of convicts sent to Australia.

A Thomas Scott convicted in 1848 in the CC court (Central Criminal Court) sentenced to 7 years and send to Tasmania on the Rodney in 1849 was listed in pardon records of 1852 having served 3 years and 9 months.

My ggg uncle Thomas Scott was said to have been convicted of carrying a gun and sent to ‘Australia’. He was born in 1835 and if he is the Thomas listed above, would have been only 13. Would an Irish boy in 1848 be convicted of such a thing have been sent away? Does the sentence of 7 years indicate a ‘minor’ crime such as his; I see that the other sentences listed in the schedules of prisoner transport and Muster rolls are 10, 14 and 15 years and life; for more serious crimes I assume, such as murder or serious theft.

An Ellen Scott whose trial was held in Tipperary in 1848 was shipped to Tasmania in 1849 on the Maria, was ‘position’ed in the Brickfields Depot. Where is this place and what is it? I can imagine it’s a work place for convicts or the name of the prison itself. Other positions listed in the convict muster rolls were listed as ‘hired by’ and the name of someone, usually in Hobart or Port Arthur.

Did most women serve their prison sentence as indentured servants? Some I see went to a House of Correction. Was this reserved for the unruly ones?

I read on ancestry .com that the practice of sending convicts to Australia ceased by 1858, officially by 1868. How did they deal with convicts after that? Were jails erected through out Britain and Ireland after this time?

I could see by the dates of the ships leaving that most prisoners were still in the British Isles until they were gathered on these ships (200-400 at a time) and taken to Australia. How were they detained for usually over a year before they were commuted to Australia? Did these ships go from port to port and collect the convicts that had been held? The number of convicts sent to Australia seems staggering; over 160,000. How did they fare in Australia? has there been any study of the usual length of incarceration in the prisons down under? I see many served only half of a 7 year term? Under what conditions were they getting these pardons? good behaviour, the jails filling to capacity and so the more docile prisoners were set free?

Any references to books on this fascinating history would be good posts.

Thanks,

Blaine Scott Midland ON

Where to find out about what the convicts were charged with?

blaine_scott61 — 16 Nov 2008 9:21:04 GMT

I've found several Scott's (Thomas and Ellen in previous posts) who could be the siblings of my ancestors I'm looking for. The records list the dates and places of trial but no reference (at least in the muster rolls and transport records) as to the nature of the crime. Is the sentence any indication? Would 7 years be typical of what kind of crime? Would a 15 year sentence be indicative of what?

What online records indicate such things?

Sincerely,

Blaine Scott

Query about the nature of convict records

blaine_scott61 — 16 Nov 2008 9:14:09 GMT

After viewing some of the convict muster records I am wondering about certain terms used in describing the penal system and the nature of the what, how where and why of the fate of convicts sent to Australia.

A Thomas Scott convicted in 1848 in the CC court (Central Criminal Court) sentenced to 7 years and send to Tasmania on the Rodney in 1849 was listed in pardon records of 1852 having served 3 years and 9 months.

My ggg uncle Thomas Scott was said to have been convicted of carrying a gun and sent to ‘Australia’. He was born in 1835 and if he is the Thomas listed above, would have been only 13. Would an Irish boy in 1848 be convicted of such a thing have been sent away? Does the sentence of 7 years indicate a ‘minor’ crime such as his; I see that the other sentences listed in the schedules of prisoner transport and Muster rolls are 10, 14 and 15 years and life; for more serious crimes I assume, such as murder or serious theft.

An Ellen Scott whose trial was held in Tipperary in 1848 was shipped to Tasmania in 1849 on the Maria, was ‘position’ed in the Brickfields Depot. Where is this place and what is it? I can imagine it’s a work place for convicts or the name of the prison itself. Other positions listed in the convict muster rolls were listed as ‘hired by’ and the name of someone, usually in Hobart or Port Arthur.

Did most women serve their prison sentence as indentured servants? Some I see went to a House of Correction. Was this reserved for the unruly ones?

I read on ancestry .com that the practice of sending convicts to Australia ceased by 1858, officially by 1868. How did they deal with convicts after that? Were jails erected through out Britain and Ireland after this time?

I could see by the dates of the ships leaving that most prisoners were still in the British Isles until they were gathered on these ships (200-400 at a time) and taken to Australia. How were they detained for usually over a year before they were commuted to Australia? Did these ships go from port to port and collect the convicts that had been held? The number of convicts sent to Australia seems staggering; over 160,000. How did they fare in Australia? has there been any study of the usual length of incarceration in the prisons down under? I see many served only half of a 7 year term? Under what conditions were they getting these pardons? good behaviour, the jails filling to capacity and so the more docile prisoners were set free?

Any references to books on this fascinating history would be good posts.

Thanks,

Blaine Scott Midland ON

Mary Tree SPEKE 1808

JoannaDyson — 9 Nov 2008 12:33:41 GMT

I am trying to find Australian links to this Mary Tree she was sent to Australia for life in the Speke in 1808, if anyone has her in their TREE or has any information about her after her arrival it would be greatly appreciated.
CHeers
Joanna

re: irish convict ancestors// fox--maddigan--meally--marshall--

birfs — 13 May 2005 7:26:14 GMT

can anyone shed some light????im looking for any info/ on patrick fox b1787 in ballyclare,mayo co. ireland. transported 1817-8 to sydney cove stealing sheep. married catherine maddigan 26/4/1820 sydney.nsw. looking to find patricks parents &possible siblings. also catherines too. andrew marshall (possible convict??) b.5/9/1837 in antrim, ireland. marr/ann fox b.13/7/1846 (free person) marr/ 22/11/1862. also about john and james meally convicts whose parents are john meally mayo co ire.b? & nappe or nappy davitt(devitt) b.1773 marr/ 1794 co.mayo ireland john & james were born mayo co ire. john..b..1798 james..1813-4.

Owen Cavanough + Margaret Darnell

xkonekox — 20 Apr 2007 8:07:02 GMT

My family is descended from Owen Cavanough and Margaret Darnell/Dowling/Darling. I have been looking around for answers and family lines on these two, but no success. I was wondering if anyone knew information about their children and their family lines, or anything in general. I am trying to trace back and find where we came from. Thanks.

ATKINS - William EARL OF ST VINCENT

PamMcRae500 — 11 Nov 2008 12:51:33 GMT

Born 1801, arrived in Sydney 18 August 1820. Trying to confirm my connection with this William

Amos Gilbert arrived aboard the Asia in 1833 - continued

deniselay11 — 10 Nov 2008 11:08:07 GMT

Amos Gilbert was granted a TOL passport in May 1844, where he went to the Murrumbidgee to work in the service of Dr. Nicholson for 12 months. Not sure what this work would have been as I am having difficulty locating information on this Dr. Have found reference to a Dr. Charles Nicholson, but not sure if this is the correct person. Did your convict descendants work in this area also. Can anyone assist with information please. Thanks.

convict william robinson

kazafoley — 6 Nov 2008 8:23:12 GMT

Can anyone help me with any info on William Robinson Convict ship "Baring" 1819 NSW
Thanks Karen

Birch - Tasmania

Peters1945 — 25 Jul 2005 8:25:37 GMT

Hi, we are looking for the family (parents & siblings) of Alexander Birch:-

Alexander Birch aged 14 years – Tried Norfolk Norwich City on the 30th of March 1842, for stealing a piece of silk hankerchief received 14 years. He also had a prior conviction for stealing a pair of champagne tweezers, he received 7 days imprisonment for that offense. He departed England on the 8th of November 1842 and arrived in V.D.L. on the 10th of April 1843 aboard the “John Renwick”

anybody else has convicts from the Lord Melville (2 ) first voyage out 1829

chezclaire1 — 8 Nov 2008 11:28:13 GMT

hello all

wondering how My "William WILKINS" ship mates may have perhaps written notes about the trip , trying to locate which prison or hulk he may have been on before boarding the LM 2 .

he certainly was a cheeky person as from state archives located his real docuements he wrote to defend himself. and local newspaper of 1831 also caught his name there as being habouring in a house owned by Richard BALDWIN . i am building up his australian history gradually but missing his pre years of 1829 apart from being court marshal in Belem Portugal in 1827 for deseration . it turned out he was also a constable for a litte while , he reckons he caught 34 bush rangers !

just discovered this section of message board i was in general before

best wishes to all and kind regards from claire & family

James ENGLISH

chrisstarkey23 — 7 Nov 2008 11:19:00 GMT

Is anyone able to look up the convict ident for James ENGLISH who arrived in 1830 on Royal Admiral.

Thanks

Chris

NSW BUCKETT SMITH THORN WISE

Merindapl6 — 20 Apr 2002 4:24:50 GMT

Our Convicts:

THORN William arr 1792 "Scarborough" 2
spouses
1. Mary STUBBING(S)
2. Catherine OSBORNE
3. Sarah ROBERTS

WISE Sarah arr 1796 "Indispensible"
spouse Pte John ROBERTS

SMITH William arr 1822 "Isabella" 2
spouse Mary McGUIRE

BUCKETT Jacob arr 1835 "Fairlie"
spouse Margaret PENNY

Helen Hanson

John McFarlane,Grizel Johnston, John Eddington

jenlong29 — 26 Apr 2002 6:38:24 GMT

I am seeking desendants or information regarding John McFarlane, transported to Sydney on the 'Admiral Gambier' in 1808 and also Grizel/Grace Johnston, transported in 1811 on the transport 'Friends'.
They remained in the Sydney area. Grizel 'married' John, although she seems to have been 'married' to John Eddington who arrived on 'Lord Eldon' in 1817. She later 'married' William Watson, a shoemaker, and lived in Windsor.

Alexander Boyde

jenlong29 — 26 Apr 2002 6:38:24 GMT

My gr, gr, gr, gr grandfather was Alexander Boyd/e. He was transported on the Isabella on 9/3/1822 from Antrim, Northern Ireland to Sydney. He was 40 years of age. His wife was Margaret Eccles (married c. 1810). Has anyone any connection or other details?

Tasmanian convict - Milkins

bronnybaz — 6 Jun 2005 7:41:54 GMT

Is there anyone out there connected to a Paul Milkins transported to Tas in 1824 aboard the Princess Charlotte? He married Jane
Walsh in Tas then moved to Geelong in Victoria where my gggrandfather James was born in 1841. The surname was changed to Milikins apparently by James' son George.

I'm wanting to confirm Paul's birthplace as Somerset, born around 1801.

CONVICT - ELIZABETH, NEE SALTER

broadymuseum — 1 Sep 2008 2:27:29 GMT

This convict arrived Van Diemen's Land approx. 1825. It is believed she had a young child by the name of James with her on her trip out. She married a Henry TAITE in 1844. I have no been able to find any further on her. I have details of Henry's death and am aware he was buried at Pontville. Any and all assistance will be more than appreciated for Elizabeth simply seems to have disappeared into the woodwork during my research.

James FEATHERSTONE NSW Neptune 1818

susannag1990 — 19 Oct 2008 9:25:19 GMT

Hi

Does anybody have any info on James Featherstone?
I know that he married a Sarah BEVER in 1793 and had 5 children, i have records for all 5 children.
James was convicted in Leicester and transported to NSW arriving in 1818.

I have found quite alot of info so far, certificate of freedom 1831, 1828 NSW census entry shows him working for a Mary Hart at Wallis Plains.

I am looking for information as to what his crime was, but do not really know the best place to look, i have tried the leicester assizes.

I can also find no record of his wife Sarah, i can find no record of her travelling to NSW nor a death certificate. I have wondered if there is a link to this with James's crime lol.

Any info would be appreciated,

many thanks

Alexander Boyd(e) Jane Henderson (Nendenhui)

douglasblack3 — 27 Oct 2008 9:47:32 GMT

Alexander Boyd married Margaret Eccles who's daughter Ruth married Joseph Stevenson.Son Roberts daughter Margaret b1873 was my G Grandmother, her daughter was Helen Mills (Stevenson) my grandmother.
I have more information re family tree in Australia, probably not as much as i would like, especially the Eccles connection re Alexendar Boyd(E)

HELP!! Where to start...

ez1979 — 10 Jul 2008 2:44:59 GMT

According to my grandparents one of our relatives was brought to Australia as a convict for stealing some rope. Im not sure of his first name all I know is that he was a McNamara. The jokes ran for a good few hours at a family gathering (his crime was KNOT a good idea etc) I have only been able to go back so far on the McNamara surname as my gr gr grandfather was murdered in 1912. Any help or advice would be very much appreciated..
Thanks

Amos Gilbert arrived in Australia aboard the Asia in 1833

deniselay11 — 14 Oct 2008 9:08:46 GMT

Amos arrived in Australia in 1833 and died in Young NSW 3.8.1872. He was born in Cawthorpe, Yorkshire. In 1844 was granted a Ticket of Leave Passport. Believe he lived and worked in the Young area. Looking for information on him for an English cousin who is doing research. Can anyone assist please? Thanks

Cemetery Records for Young NSW dating back to 1870's.

deniselay11 — 14 Oct 2008 9:16:40 GMT

Am trying to locate cemetery records for Amos Gilbert (was a convict) who is believed to have been buried in the Young cemetery.
He died in Young on 3.8.1872. Not sure if grave would be marked.
Can anyone offer assitance please? Thankyou. Denise

David Murrells

H_Ahlen — 7 Oct 2008 3:18:53 GMT

Born 16 Mar 1799 and baptised 10 Apr 1814 in Earls Colne
At the age of 36 he was convicted to seven and half years for what I'm still finding out but we think it was for stealing sheep. He was sent to New South Wales as an Australian convict on the Royal Sovereign 2 which set sale on 29th July 1935 and arrived 12th Dec 1835, on 11th Mar in 1844 he was given a passport of freedom back to England if he wanted to go . We still have yet to find out if he died there or if he returned to his family in Essex
Also possible that he fathered Henry Murrells born 1817 at the age of 17 but no records or document found for this 1861-71-81 .
Henry married Charlotte in Halstead Jul-Sept 1838 12-152
In 1871 niece, Fanny Amey, lived with him and not confirmed if any children
We would be grateful for any further information out there
Thanks
Hans and Hilda Ahlen

My convict Ann has no surname!!

allystree — 8 Oct 2008 11:46:39 GMT

I found Ann Ferris listed in the Convict Muster 1837. She was assigned to Joseph Ferris in Sydney, having arrived aboard the Surrey in 1833.
There is no Ann Ferris listed aboard the Surrey 1833, so I think that she married Joseph Ferris in Australia.
I cannot find any marriage between them although I have found the birth of son James in 1835.
My ancestors's death cert states she was born overseas, the daughter of Ann Ferris, so it's likely Ann the convict had a small child with her.
Because of the timing I think Ann would have started at the Female Factory before being assigned.
Can anyone tell me if there is a searchable database for the Female Factory and for convict assignments (although a bit tricky without a surname!), or have any suggestions for finding Anns original surname?
Thanks,
Alison

Robert Staines

H_Ahlen — 5 Sep 2008 8:02:47 GMT

Can anybody help with information on Robert Staines
He Born ap1818? baptized in Sutton Valence England Uk 24 oct 1819 ref 3453 kfhs
Was transported to New South Wales age 22 in 1840 as a convict on board Eden, for sheep stealing
In 1881 lived in Hollingbourne England workhouse and registred as pauper
Died in 1885 in Hollingbourne workhouse 2a 419
We can not find him between being pardon
Pardon
Name: Robert Staines
Arrival Year: 1840
Vessel: Eden
Piece: HO 10/54
Province: New South Wales
Title: Pardons
Year(s): 1846-1849
Your Sincerely
Hans Ahlen
hans@kirbycane.org.uk

Edmund Nye

ACocking — 7 Oct 2008 3:18:31 GMT

Edmund Nye arrived into NSW Australia as a convict on board the "Lady Feversham" in 1829/1830.

He married Catherine Cummins/Cummings who arrived on the ship 'Canton' from Cork Ireland. Catherine was born in Leighlinbridge Carlow Ireland in 1819,
anyone is welcome to email if they have more details or want information about this family. I do have lots more information.

Ralph Simpson Transported on Convict ship Nithsdale 1830 ? Pardon

90sum3 — 18 Sep 2008 7:39:18 GMT

Hello

I hope someone can help me with a look up. Ralph Simpson was convicted at Stafford Assizes 6 Aug 1829 and sentenced to 14yrs. He sailed on 26 Dec 1829 to Australia New South Wales on the Nithsdale arriving May 1830. It would appear that a Ralph Simpson returned to the UK in 1830 I dont know if this is the same one having been granted a pardon or something similar. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Su

Convicts transported 1847/48/49

dj72green — 3 Oct 2008 10:24:03 GMT

If you have any convicts transported in 1847,1848, or 1849 to Tas and Norfolk Island, or exiles to NSW, have a look at "Parliamentary Papers" published 1849 on Google Books http://books.google.com/books?id=gKsSAAAAYAAJ Just put your convict's name into "search in this book", or the name of the vessel for extras such as correspondence. There are also a lot of mentions of people just by their convict number, so try that too.

Ireland to Australia on the 'Mangles 2' 1822

SJones923 — 1 Jan 2007 7:47:23 GMT

I am interested in following up on the 30 convicts listed on the Mangles 2, 1822, who were charged with insurrection who may have been part of the 'Rockite Rebellion' in Limerick. They were also known as 'Whiteboys' because of their white shirts. Names listed are; Laurence Brennan, Michael Carroll,John Collins,James Conlon,Michael Connell,John Crowe,Patrick Cunningham,John D'Arcy,Daniel Donovan, Thomas Driscoll,Patrick Fitzgerald, James Fitzpatrick,Daniel Foley,John Hickey,Daniel Horan,Patrick Lysaught,Edward Markham,Denis Murphy,Thomas O'Dea,Hugh O'Donnell, John Purtell,Timothy Quin,Robert Reidy,Patrick Robinson,James Roche,John Ryan,Thomas Shaughnessy,James Spiring,Peter Sullivan, William Wise. Any information relating to my three particular rebels would be appreciated.

convict records need more info

srickhuss — 14 Sep 2008 8:08:16 GMT

Thomas Rickhuss was born in 1820 in Worcester, was christened on 17 Sep 1820 in St Helens Worcester, and was buried on 19 Nov 1895 in Ballarat Victoria Australia.

From the Worcester Herald Sat Feb 9 1839 vol 47 no 2409
On Wed Feb 6 1839 at 7 o’clock Thomas Rickers aged 20 a labourer pleaded guilty to 2 indictments. Stealing 13lbs of cheese at the property of David Dunn in Dudley, and a waistcoat belonging to Peter Williams. A certificate of previous convictions was put against him and 'saving their honours trouble' he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to seven years transportation, with intimation that he would be sent to the state penitentiary.
Transported on the ship Mangles that sailed from Portsmouth 29 Nov 1839 with 290 on board and arrived in Sydney NSW on 27 Apr 1840.

Thomas married Martha Stanmore, daughter of Samuel Stanmore and Elizabeth Holly, on 12 May 1851 in Melbourne Australia.

would like to know more about his life between dates.
and what convict records exist etc
many thanks

Ship 'Maitland' 1846

iclapham — 24 Sep 2008 12:58:38 GMT

Looking for any info about the ship 'Maitland' that was used to transport a number of convicts to NSW in 1846.

Think it left the UK on 30 May 1846.

Octavius CLARKE, one of those being transported died on the voyage on 14 October 1846. Trying to find where the ship would have been on that date.

Ian C

JAMES AND JOHN BONSOR/BONSER

h_cleak — 2 Jul 2008 5:58:07 GMT

I AM RESEARCHING JOHN BONSER MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER.WE BELIEVE JAMES WAS HIS BROTHER SENT TO VAN DIEMENS LAND. JOHN CAME TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN 1851 ON THE MINDEN. MARRIED MARGARET BOURKE.. WE HAVE PROOF OF JOHNS PARENTS MARY BUNTON OR BURTON AND JOHN BONSOR.. HOWEVER, WE HAVE TO ESTABLISH JAMES PARENTS. ANYONE THAT CAN HELP ME I'LL BE HAPPY TO HEAR FROM . HELEN

Matthew McElroy

janetpritchard256 — 24 Sep 2008 5:32:50 GMT

Would like to know when the late Matthew McElroy passed away, the one in the BDM Records from Paddington isn't the right one, he was married to a Sarah McGourin on the 2nd March 1824 by father Thierry who performed a lot of weddings around this time, they only had one daughter Mary Ann according to the 1828 Census living in York Street Sydney. Thanking you, Janet

Jacob Whitfield

bobkwangi — 24 Jul 2008 3:40:33 GMT

Jacob has vanished. He was of Irish origin arriving as a life sentence convict on the Isabella 2 on 9 March 1922. He left behind his wife Mary Gowrie and four children, Mary, Catherine, Judith and William. Jacob ws born May 1774 in Balyhagen Tyrone, Northern Ireland. His four children followed Jacob to Australia a few years later. Jacob received his Ticket of Leave in 1834 No. 34/270. Jacob married Jean Connell on 2/4/1832. Jean died 21/9/1832 in HMG Hospital. Jacob married Elizabeth Smith on 11/4/1840. Elizabeth died on 12/8/1851 in the Darlinghurst Gaol. The last known location of Jacob is in the 1841 Census. Whether he was alive when Elizabeth died is unknow. So after 1841, Jacob's whereabouts is a mystery. As he had a conditinal pardon on 1/7/1841, he could not have left Australia. No death of Jacob can be traced in any Australian death indexes. Being a convict and possibly dieing before 1856 (official BDM registration commencement)would his death have been recorded in a church record? Also being a convict would he be buried in consecreated burial grounds or elsewhere? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Bob Starling - Whitfield Family Historian.

Transportation to NSW

LeighPrideaux — 29 Apr 2008 7:49:15 GMT

Does anyone on this board know when the last convicts were transported to NSW?

Thanks

Leigh

Mary Moon was she a convict?

tanzab — 5 Jul 2008 7:37:50 GMT

I am looking for information on a mary moon dob approx 1841 in Ireland

She had an illegitimate child in NSW in 1862 to John Pike
childs name is Sara Ann

I can't find anything about her?
Can anyone help me please?

ROGERS family, transported Somerset, England to VDL, 1842 aboard "Moffatt" and "Royal Admiral"

SueHemburyKellow1999 — 30 Aug 2008 12:33:14 GMT

I've recently discovered that some of my ROGERS family were transported from Somerset, England to Van Dieman's Land, Australia in 1842, as follows:

Benjamin ROGERS, bap 14 May 1812, Wedmore, Somerset, Mason; convicted and sentenced to 15 years at Wells General Quarter Sessions on 21 Mar 1842; transported 14 Aug 1842 aboard the Moffatt from Plymouth to VDL, arriving 28 Nov 1842.

George ROGERS, born circa 1820, Wedmore, Somerset ; convicted and sentenced to 15 years at Wells General Quarter Sessions on 21 Mar 1842; transported 14 Aug 1842 aboard the Moffatt from Plymouth to VDL, arriving 28 Nov 1842.

Sarah ROGERS (nee GILLARD - widow of James ROGERS), born circa 1800, Drayton, Somerset; convicted and sentenced to 14 years at Wells General Quarter Sessions on 21 Mar 1842; transported 02 May 1842 aboard the Royal Admiral to VDL, arriving 24 Sep 1842.

Benjamin, George and James ROGERS were brothers of my 3G Grandmother, Elizabeth ROGERS (bap 8 Feb 1809, Wedmore, Somerset) who married Isaac HEMBRY/HEMBURY on 29 May 1832, Wedmore, Somerset.

I still haven't discovered what crimes the ROGERS's had committed, and have been unable to find out what happened to them after they arrived in Tasmania; any help would be greatly appreciated!

Best wishes,

Sue

James Bloodworth

tturner19 — 14 Jun 2008 11:54:28 GMT

I have James Bloodworth in my family tree who was sent to Australia for stealing something in England and I am trying to find some information and photos of him but can't seem to find anything.

Any information and help would be appricated.

Thanks

Tanja

jonas backhouse

barryproud411 — 9 Sep 2008 9:30:01 GMT

can anyone tell me of any information on jonas backhouse transported in 1835 for life from suffolk,england.

Mary Finigan

chrisstarkey23 — 7 Sep 2008 7:48:32 GMT

Does anyone have any info on Mary Finigan she arrived in 1833 on the Surry.

James Seymour ticket of leave

Kim — 5 Oct 2005 6:25:19 GMT

Does anyone have any information on a James Seymour from the ship 'Lady Kennaway' that arrived in NSW, Australia in 1836? He was granted a ticket of leave (number 44/2759), but the ticket provides no information on his native place or trade. I am curious to know if he married and had children in Australia.

Matthew Pearson Thompson

bjthompson156 — 16 Mar 2008 11:41:07 GMT

I am seeking any information on Matthew Pearson Thompson

Matthew Pearson THOMPSON, convicted at the Surrey assizes on 29/3/1813, received 14 years, convicted of embezzlement. Departed 26/8/1813 on the General Hewitt. Arrived 7/2/1814, Port Jackson, Australia.

In 1814 Matthew Pearson Thompson established a school in Pitt Town and taught there until 1818.

This is all i have so far....

William Hambly - The Convict and the Carpenter

chezloz75 — 10 Jun 2008 3:21:45 GMT

William Hambly and Mary Springham are my Ancestors. Trish Wood wrote a book covering their story it is called "The Convict and the Carpenter". I would dearly love to get a copy of it. Does anyone know of it. Cheryl

Kiss,Scutts & Con

fonziepage — 1 Dec 2007 9:16:58 GMT

Hi, is anyone researching James Kiss, John Scutts or Edward Con, if so I would be pleased to hear from you. Regards

Convict Ancestors?

slmckibbin91 — 20 Dec 2007 3:03:37 GMT

Hi, does anyone have any information on the following people:

Simon Clarkson Freebody (Surprize)
Ann Wells (Royal Admiral)
Daniel Hanchard (Neptune)
John Green (Earl St Vincent)
James Griffith Perram (Albion)
Daniel McCarthy (Castle Forbes)
Samuel Freeman (Earl of Cornwallis)
Elizabeth Smith (Canada)
Edward Taylor (Atlas)
Ellen Nowland (John Bull)

If you have any details of any of the above people, would you mind imparting me with some information? These are all direct ancestors of mine and I would really appreciate help finding info. Thanks.

Anne/Margaret McGIVERN

RW — 4 Jan 2002 7:51:33 GMT

I'm researching Anne/Margaret McGIVERN.

Known info:

Born: abt. 1806, Co. Armagh, Ireland
Trial Date/Place: 14 Jul 1827, Co. Armagh, Ireland
Departure Date/Port: 27 Aug 1827, Cork, Ireland
Ship: Elizabeth
Arrival Date/Port: 12 Jan 1828, NSW

Any additional info re Anne/Margaret McGIVERN would be greatly appreciated.

Joseph Harrison, convict, sent to AU

Duckadoo1 — 10 Aug 2008 12:17:41 GMT

Could someone please look up any available information on Joseph Harrison, sent AU, convicted in London on 21 Apr, 1784, sentenced to 7 years?

I have family from Scotland and a relative who emigrated there, and I'm wondering if this name, found on the Church of Latter Day Saints site under AU convicts, first shipment, might be a connection.

Thanks.

How do I find a Covicts Military Court Martial?

allystree — 5 Aug 2008 12:04:58 GMT

My ancestor Henry Rose was involved in the Upper Canada Rebellion (or not, as his crime implies!)
Henry was sent to Australia aboard the 'Maitland', departed Sheerness and arrived Australia July 1840
He was born in Huntingdonshire (UK?) and was a 'labourer and soldier'.
He was tried at an Upper Canada Court Martial on 14th Aug 1839 and was sentenced to life for Desertion.
This is the only information I have on Henry (apart from marriage, children and death). I have obtained this from the NSW Convict Indents.
From this information I think Henry was probably in the British Military.
Can anyone advise me where, how I might find further details, particularly of his trial. Was it the norm for a prisoner to be sent from Canada back to Britian and then onto Australia?
Any assistance greatly appreciated,
thanks, Alison

Hi

hao123 — 18 Jul 2008 1:11:39 GMT

Hello.

Samuel Gosney

HeatherParret — 28 Jul 2008 12:52:59 GMT

After regaining his freedom Samuel married Elizabeth Shean in Westbury, Tasmania in 1855. Have lost track of Samuel between this date and his death in Hampshire, UK in 1890.
Has anyone seen sight of him?

John McDonald Irish convict "Surry[9] 1836

macshoes — 28 Jul 2008 7:02:48 GMT

My GG Grandfather John McDonald b.approx 1813 Queens Co.Life sentence for burglary,arrived on Surry[9] 1836.
He was assigned to Andrew Lang's property at Paterson.He received T.O.L.in 1845,then went to Bungendore district where he married Caroline Finlay[nee McCarthy].She died in 1864, then he married my GG Grandmother Ellen Taylor.
John died at Murrumburrah in 1884.Ellen McDonald [ nee Taylor] was much younger she died at Waverley in Sydney in 1935.

BEAHAN Patrick

JFITZGERALD8942 — 9 Jul 2001 1:09:13 GMT

Patrick BEAHAN "Archduke Charles" 1813 lived in the St Marys area of NSW.
If there is any one out there who knows a Beahan (any spelling) or knows of anyone who may be researching this name.........dob them in to me ... PLEASE?
Associated families: Gough-Leavers-Burn-Noble-Kennedy-Rope-Cleary-Smith-White-Neal-Frost-Hunt-Buckton-King-Carpenter-Ryan-Neeves-Dredge-Walsh-Cooper-Monro-Thomas-Lees/Tees-Roberts-Whatnough-Tolhurst-Ward-Walker-Chant-Tollis-Bain.

JACOB WHITFIELD

bobkwangi — 23 Jul 2008 7:13:21 GMT

FIRST FLEET ARRIVALS LIST OF NAMES

Lisbates — 16 Jul 2008 5:05:25 GMT

THIS LIST MIGHT COME IN USEFUL AS A STARTING POINT. THE SPELLING IS EXACTLY AS COPY PASTED FROM THE E BOOK. YOU WILL NEED TO USE CAUTION WHEN CHECKING THESE NAMES. I DO NOT KNOW IF ALL THE CONVICTS ARE LISTED HERE, BUT THERE ARE MANY MANY NAMES. I RECOMMEND YOU CHECK WITH THE COLONIAL SECRETARY RECORDS FOUND AT THE NSW STATE ARCHIVES.

A LIST OF CONVICTS SENT TO NEW SOUTH WALES, IN 1787. as per Governor Arthur Phillip’s records FROM AN E BOOK originally LondonPrinted for John Stockdale, Piccadilly 1789

Name. Where Convicted. Date Of Conviction. Years.

Abel, Robert London 23 Feb. 1785. 7
Abrams, Henry
Abrahams, Esther London 30 August, 1786 7
Abell, Mary, alias Tilley Worcester 5 March, 1785 7
Acres, Thomas Exeter 14 March, 1786 7
Adams, John London 26 May, 1784 7
Adams, Mary Ditto 13 Decem. 1786 7
Agley, Richard Winchester 2 March, 1784 7
Allen, John Hertford 2 March, 1786 7
Allen, William Ormskirk 11 April, 1785 7
Allen, Charles London 7 July, 1784 7
Allen, Susannah Ditto 18 April, 1787 7
Allen, Mary Ditto 25 October, 1786 7
Allen, Jamasin, alias Boddington Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Allen, Mary, alias Conner Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Anderson, John Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Anderson, Elizabeth London 10 Jan. 1787 7
Anderson, John Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Anderson, Fanny Winchester 7 March, 1786 7
Archer, John London 26 May, 1784 7
Arscott, John Bodmin 18 August, 1783 7
Atkinson, George London 21 April, 1784 7
Ault, Sarah Ditto 21 Feb. 1787 7
Ayners, John, alias Agnew Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Ayres John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Bartlett, James Winchester 1 March, 1785 7
Barsby, George Ditto 1 March, 1785 Life
Barnett, Henry, alias Barnard, alias Burton Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Bails, Robert Reading 28 Feb. 1785 Life
Barnes, Stephen York 9 July, 1785 7
Bannister, George London 1 April, 1784 7
Barferd, John Ditto 14 Decem. 1784 7
Barland, George Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Balding, James, alias William Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Bason, Elizabeth, wife of William Bason New Sarum 24 July, 1784 7
Bayley, James Ditto 11 March, 1786 7
Bazley, John Exeter 12 Jan. 1785 7
Baker, Thomas Ditto 10 Jan. 1786 7
Barrett, Thomas Ditto 24 May, 1784 Life
Batley, Caten Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Barsby, Samuel Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Ball, John Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Barry, John Bristol 23 Novem. 1785 7
Barret, Daniel
Barber, Elizabeth
Baldwin, Ruth, alias Bowyer London 20 August, 1786 7
Baker, Martha Ditto 30 August, 1786 7
Bell, William Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Benear, Samuel Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Bellett, Jacob Ditto 12 Jan. 1785 7
Beardsley, Ann Derby 5 August, 1786 5
Best, John
Beckford, Elizabeth London 10 Jan. 1787 7
Bellamy, Thomas Worcester 9 July, 1785 7
Bird, James Croydon 20 July, 1785 7
Bird, Samuel Ditto 20 July, 1785 7
Bishop, Joseph
Bingham, John, alias Baughan
Bingham, Elizabeth, alias Mooring London
Bird, Elizabeth, alias Winisred Maidstone 14 March, 1787 7
Blackhall, William Abingdon 6 March, 1786 7
Blunt, William London 10 Decem. 1783 7
Blake, Francis Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Blatherhorn, William Exeter 24 May, 1784 Life
Bloedworth, James Kingstone 3 Oct. 1785 7
Blanchett, Susannah Ditto 2 April, 1787 7
Bond, Peter London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Boyle, John London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Boggis, William
Bond, William Exeter 18 July, 1785 7
Bond, Mary, wife of John Bond Wells 19 August, 1786 7
Boulton, Rebecca Lincoln 16 July, 1784 7
Bonner, Jane London 18 April, 1787 7
Bolton, Mary Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 7
Brown, James Hertford 2 March, 1785 7
Brown, William Southwark 10 Jan. 1786 7
Brindley, John Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Brown, Richard Reading 15 July, 1783 7
Brough, William Stafford 9 March, 1789 7
Bradley, James London 29 June, 1785 7
Bradley, James Ditto 6 May, 1784 7
Brown, Thomas Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Bradbury, William Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Bryant, Thomas Maidstone 15 March, 1784 7
Bryant, William Launceston 20 March, 1784 7
Brown, Thomas Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Bradford, John Ditto 9 Jan. 1786 7
Brannegan, James Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Bruce, Robert Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Brown, William Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Bryant, John Ditto 14 March, 1786 7
Brewer, William Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Brice, William Bristol 11 Feb. 1785 7
Brand, Curtis
Bryant, Michael
Brand, Lucy, alias Wood London 19 July, 1786 7
Branham, Mary Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Bruce, Elizabeth Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Burleigh, James Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Burn, Peter Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Burne, James Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Butler, William Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Buckley, Joseph Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Burridge, Samuel Ditto 3 August, 1786 7
Burn, Patrick
Burn, Simon
Busley, John
Bunn, Margaret London 26 April, 1786 7
Burkitt, Mary Ditto 20 August, 1786 7
Burdo, Sarah Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Carver, Joseph Maidstone 13 March, 1786 7
Castle, James London 7 July, 1784 7
Campbell, James, alias George Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Campbell, James Guildford 11 August, 1784 7
Carney, John Exeter 22 July, 1782 7
Carty, Francis Bodmin 14 August, 1786 7
Carey, Ann Taunton 30 March, 1786 7
Carter, Richard, alias Michael Cartwright Shrewsbury 13 March, 1784 7
Cable, Henry
Carroll, Mary, wife of James Carroll London 25 Oct. 1786 7
Cesar, John Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Chields, William
Chaddick, Thomas London 7 July, 1784 7
Church, William Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Chaaf, William Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Chinery, Samuel Ditto 7 August, 1786 7
Chanin, Edward Ditto 7 August, 1786 7
Clough, Richard Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Clements, Thomas London 7 July, 1784 7
Clark, John, alias Hosier Ditto 6 April, 1785 7
Clark, William Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Clarke, John Exeter 7 August, 1786 7
Cleaver, Mary Bristol 4 April, 1786 7
Clear, George
Clark, Elizabeth
Connelly, William Bristol 3 Feb. 1785 7
Cormick, Edward Hertford 2 March, 1786 7
Corden, James Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Colling, Joseph London 7 July, 1784 7
Cole, William Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Cox, John Matthew Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Collier, Richard Kingstone 24 March, 1784 7
Connolly, William Bodmin 14 August, 1786 7
Conelly, Cornelius Exeter 7 August, 1786 7
Colman, Ishmael Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Coffin, John Exeter 9 Jan. 1786 7
Cole, Elizabeth Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Cox, James Ditto 24 May, 1784 Life
Copp, James Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Coombes, Ann, wife of Samuel Coombes Taunton 30 March, 1786 7
Cole, Elizabeth London 26 April, 1786 7
Colley, Elizabeth London 23 Feb. 1785 14
Cooke, Charlotte Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Cooper, Mary Worcester 19 July, 1785 7
Colpitts, Ann Durham 2 Oct. 1786 7
Cross, John New Sarum 25 March, 1785 7
Cropper, John London 14 Decem. 1784 7
Cross, William Coventry 21 March, 1783 7
Creamer, John Exeter 12 Jan. 1785 7
Creek, Jane London 14 Septem. 1785 7
Cunningham, Edward Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Cullen, James Bryen Ditto 6 April, 1785 7
Cullyhorn, John Exeter 22 July, 1782 7
Cudlip, Jacob, alias Norris Bodmin 25 July, 1785 7
Cuss, John, alias Hanaboy New Sarum 11 March, 1786 7
Cuckow, William
Davis, Aaron Bristol 29 March, 1785 7
Day, Richard Reading 24 July, 1786 7
Davies, Edward Stafford 27 July, 1785 7
Day, Samuel Glocester 23 March, 1785 14
Davis, Samuel Ditto 13 July, 1785 7
Davis, William
Davis, James London 8 Decem. 1784 7
Daniells, Daniel Ditto 6 May, 1784 7
Daley, James Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Davidson, John Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Davis, William Brecon 15 July 1785 Life
Davis Richard
Daley, Ann, wife of Gore Daley, alias Ann Warburton Nether Knutsford 3 Oct1786 7
Darnell, Margaret London 18 April, 1787 7
Davis, Ann Ditto 26 April, 1786 7
Dalton, Elizabeth Ditto 14 Sept. 1785 7
Davidson, Rebecca, wife of Robert Davidson Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Dawson, Margaret Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Davis, Frances Chelmsford 6 March, 1786 14
Davies, Sarah Worcester 2 August, 1783 7
Davies, Mary Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 7
Dennison, Michael Poole 15 April, 1785 7
Denison, Barnaby Bristol 30 April, 1783 7
Delany, Patrick
Dickson, Thomas, alias Ralph Raw Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Discall, Timothy Bodmin 25 July, 1785 7
Dixon, Mary London 31 May, 1786 7
Dickenson, Mary Southwark 8 Jan. 1787 7
Douglas, William Lincoln 9 July, 1785 7
Dowland, Ferdinand London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Dodding, James, alias Doring
Dring, William Kingston upon Hull 7 Oct. 1784 7
Dunnage, Joseph London 21 April, 1784 Life
Dudgens, Elizabeth
Dundass, Jane London 18 April, 1787 7
Dutton, Ann Ditto 26 April, 1786 7
Deyer, Leonard Southwark 10 Jan. 1786 7
Dykes, Mary London 26 April, 1786 7
Earle, William New Sarum 5 March, 1785 7
Eagleton, William, alias Bones Kingston 22 March, 1786 7
Eaton, Mary, alias Shephard
Early, Rachel Reading 24 July, 1786 7
Eaton, Martha
Eccles, Thomas Guildford 22 July, 1782 Life
Edmunds, William Monmouth 21 March, 1785 7
Edwards, William
Eggleston, George Maidstone 13 March, 1786 7
Ellam, Peter Ormskirk 18 July, 1785 7
Elliot, William Croydon 18 August, 1783 7
Elliot, Joseph Bristol 24 Nov. 1784 7
Ellam, Deborah Chester 30 August, 1784 7
English, Nicholas London 8 Decem. 1784 7
Everett, John Hertford 2 March, 1786 7
Everingham, Matthew London 7 July, 1784 7
Evans, Williams Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 7
Evans, Elizabeth London 13 Decem. 1786 7
Farrell, Phillip London 15 Sep. 1784 7
Farley, William Bristol 10 Feb. 1785 7
Farmer, Ann London
Fentum, Benjamin Ditto 10 Oct. 1783 7
Ferguson, John Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Fillesey, Thomas Bristol 29 April, 1783 7
Fitzgerald, Jane, alias Phillips Ditto 4 April, 1786 7
Field, William
Finlow, John, alias Hervey
Field, Jane London
Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Ditto 13 Decem. 1786 7
Flyn, Edward
Flarty, Phebe London 21 Feb. 1787 7
Fowkes, Francis Ditto 13 Decem. 1785 7
Forrester, Robert Ditto 10 Sept. 1783 7
Foyle, William New Sarum 9 July, 1785 7
Fowles, Ann London 6 April, 1785 7
Fownes, Margaret Shrewsbury 4 August, 1784 7
Forbes, Ann Kingston 2 April, 1787 7
Freeman, James Hertford 3 March, 1784 7
Freeman, Robert London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Francis, William Ditto 14 Decem. 1784 7
Francisco, George Ditto 8 Decem. 1784 7
Fry, George
Fryer, Catherine, alias Prior
Fraser, William Manchester Jan. 1787 7
Fraser, Ellen Ditto Jan. 1787 7
Fuller, John Ditto 15 March, 1784 7
Gardner, Francis London 21 April, 1784 7
Garth, Edward Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Garland, Francis Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Garth, Susannah, alias Grath
Gabel, Mary Southwark 13 Jan. 1784 7
Gascoygne, Olive Worcester 5 March, 1785 7
Gearing, Thomas Oxford 8 March, 1786 Life
Gess, George Glocester 24 March, 1784 7
George, Anne London 11 May, 1785 7
Glenton, Thomas Northallerton 5 April, 1785 7
Gloster, William London 29 June, 1785 7
Gordon, Daniel Winchester 5 April, 1785 7
Goodwin, Edward London 21 April, 1784 7
Goodwin, Andrew Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Gould, John Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Gray, Charles Southwark 16 Feb. 1785 7
Griffiths, Samuel, alias Briscow, alias Butcher Gloucester 24 March, 1784 7
Greenwell, Nicholas London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Green, John Reading 11 July, 1786 7
Griffiths, Thomas London 15 Septem. 1784 7
Granger, Charles Plymouth 20 Decem. 1786 7
Grace, James
Green, Hannah
Groves, Mary Lincoln 9 July, 1785 7
Green, Mary London 18 August, 1787 7
Green, Ann Ditto 13 Decem. 1786 7
Greenwood, Mary Ditto 13 Decem. 1786 7
Gunter, William Bristol 4 August, 1783 7
Handford, John Winchester 1 March, 1785 7
Hatcher, John Ditto 1 March, 1785 7
Hatfield, William Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Hawkes, Richard Reading 28 July, 1785 7
Harris, William Maidstone 11 July, 1785 7
Hatch, John Reading 10 Jan. 1786 7
Hartley, John Oxford 2 March, 1785 7
Hart, John Stafford 27 July, 1785 7
Haines, Joseph Gloucester 13 July, 1785 7
Hathaway, Henry Ditto 24 March, 1784 7
Hayes, Dennis London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Hall, Samuel Ditto 12 March, 1785 7
Harbine, Joseph
Harper, Joshua London 10 Septem. 1783 7
Hayton, George, alias Clayton Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Harrison, Joseph Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Hart, John Ditto 12 Jan. 1785 7
Harris, John Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Hayes, John Guildford 11 August, 1784 7
Hattom, Joseph
Harrison, Joseph
Hamlin, William Exeter 12 Jan. 1784 7
Hall, Joseph Ditto 12 Jan. 1784 Life
Hall, John Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Hadon, John Ditto
Hares, William
Handy, Cooper
Haynes, William
Hervey, Elizabeth
Hall, Margaret
Hart, Frances
Harrison, Mary Lincoln 6 March, 1784 7
Heading, James Chelmsford 7 March, 1785 Life
Headington, Thomas Abingdon 7 July, 1785 7
Herbert, John London 21 April, 1784 7
Hart, Catherine Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Herbert, John Exeter 14 March, 1786 7
Handland, Dorothy, alias Gray London 22 Feb. 1786 7
Hall, Sarah Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Hamilton, Maria Ditto 19 October, 1785 7
Harrison, Mary Ditto 19 October, 1785 7
Harwood, Esther, alias Howard Ditto 20 August, 1786 7
Hayward, Elizabeth Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Hall, Elizabeth Newcastle 18 Jan. 1786 7
Herbert, Jane, alias Rose, alias Jenny Russell London 30 August, 1786 7
Henry, Catherine Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Hill, John Maidstone 14 March, 1785 Life
Hindley, William, alias Platt Ormskirk 18 July, 1785 7
Hindle, Ottiwell Preston 6 Oct. 1785 7
Hill, John London 6 May, 1784 7
Hill, Thomas Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Hilt, William Exeter 18 July, 1785 Life
Hill, Thomas 7
Hipsley, Elizabeth London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Hill, Mary Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Hollister, Job Bristol 10 Feb. 1785 7
Hawell, Thomas Stafford 5 Oct. 1785 7
Holmes, William London 7 July, 1784 7
Holloway, James Ditto 24 Aug. 1784 7
Howard, Thomas Ditto 12 Jan. 1785 7
Hogg, William Ditto 23 Feb. 1786 14
Howard, John Ditto 23 July, 1783 7
Hortop, James Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Holland, William Ditto 7 August, 1786 7
Holmes, Susannah
Hollogin, Elizabeth London 18 April, 1787 7
Hughes, Hugh Southwark 16 Feb. 1785 7
Humphrey, Edward London 8 Decem. 1784 7
Husband, William Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Hughes, John Maidstone 15 March, 1784 7
Hurley, Jeremiah Exeter 22 July, 1782 7
Hubbard, William
Humphreys, Henry Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Hughes, Thomas
Hudson, John
Hussey, James
Hughes, Frances Ann Lancaster 6 March, 1787 7
Hussnell, Susannah Worcester 2 Oct. 1786 7
Humphries, Mary
Hylids, Thomas Guildford 1 Aug. 1784 7
Jackson, William Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Jacobs, David London 20 Oct. 1784 7
Jacobs, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Jackson, Hannah Bristol 27 July, 1785 7
Jameson, James
Jackson, Jane, alias Esther Roberts London 29 June, 1785 7
Jackson, Mary Ditto 20 August, 1786 7
Jeffries, Robert Devizes 5 April, 1785 7
Jefferies, John Maidstone 11 July, 1785 7
Jenkins, Robert, alias Brown Ditto 13 March, 1786 7
Jepp, John London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Jenkins, William Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Ingram, Benjamin London 8 Decem. 1784 7
Inett, Ann Worcester 11 March, 1786 7
Jones, Francis Winchester 12 July, 1785 7
Jones, Thomas Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Johnson, Charles Manchester 14 April, 1785 7
Jones, Edward London 15 Septem. 1784 7
Josephs, Thomas Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Johnson, William Kingston 24 March, 1784 7
Johns, Stephen Launceston 25 March, 1786 7
Jones, Margaret Ditto 8 March, 1783 14
Johnson, Edward Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Jones, John Exeter 24 May, 1784 14
Jones, William Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 7
Jones, Richard Ditto 4 August, 1784 7
Jones, Thomas Bristol 30 March, 1784 14
Johnson, Catherine London 18 April, 1787 7
Johnson, Mary Ditto 26 April, 1786 7
Irvine, John, alias Aderson, alias Law Lincoln 6 March, 1784 7
Kelly, Thomas Pontefract 13 Jan. 1785 7
Kellan, John, alias Keeling London 10 Septem. 1783 Life
Kennedy, Martha Kingston 2 April, 1787 7
Kidney, Thomas Bristol 20 Oct. 1783 7
Kilby, William Reading 16 Jan. 1784 7
King, John London 21 April, 1784 7
Kilpack, David Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 Life
Kimberley, Edward Coventry 20 March, 1783 7
Knowler, John Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Knowland, Andrew
Lankey, David London 26 May, 1784 7
Lane, Richard Winchester 2 March, 1784 7
Lawrell, John Bodmin 18 August, 1783 7
Lane, William Chelmsford 8 July, 1784 7
Larne, James Exeter 12 July, 1785 7
Lambeth, John Bristol 31 May, 1785 7
Lavell, Henry
Lara, Flora London
Laycock, Carolina Ditto
Langley, Jane Ditto 14 Sept. 1785 7
Lawrence, Mary Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Lemon, Isaac Chelmsford 7 March, 1785 7
Levy, Joseph London 6 May, 1784 7
Leary, John Winchester 3 March, 1783 7
Legg, George Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Leary, Jeremiah Bristol 30 March, 1784 14
Legrove, Stephen
Lee, Elizabeth London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Lewis, Sophia Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Leonard, Elizabeth Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Levy, Amelia Southwark 9 Jan. 1787 7
List, George, London 10 Septem. 1783 Life
Limeburner, John New Sarum 9 July, 1785 7
Limpus, Thomas Exeter 24 May, 1784 Life
Lightfoot, Samuel Ditto 14 March, 1786 7
Longstreet, Joseph Marlborough 5 Oct. 1784 7
Long, Joseph Glocester 23 March, 1785 14
Lockley, John London 10 Jan. 1787 7
Long, Mary Ditto 21 Feb. 1787 Life
Love, Mary Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Lock, Elizabeth Gloucester 26 March, 1783 7
Lucas, Nathaniel London 7 July, 1784 7
Lynch, Humphry New Sarum 25 March, 1785 7
Lynch, Ann Bristol 20 March, 1786 14
Lyde, John
May, Richard New Sarum 25 March, 1785 7
Martin, Stephen Bristol 28 April, 1783 7
Mansfield, John Chelmsford 6 March, 1786 7
M'Lean, Francis Guildford 11 August, 1784 7
M'Lean, Thomas Ditto 11 August, 1784 7
Maton, Thomas Maidstone 11 July, 1785 7
M'Donnaugh, James Ditto 11 July, 1785 7
Mariner, William Oxford 8 March, 1786 7
Marrott, John Gloucester 24 March, 1784 7
M'Laughlin, Charles Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Macintire, John Ditto 19 July, 1785 7
Martin, John London 3 July, 1782 7
M'Donald, Alexander Ditto 10 Decem. 1784 7
Marney, William Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Marshall, Joseph Ditto 21 April, 1784 14
M'Lean, Edward Maidstone 15 March, 1784 7
Martin, Abraham New Sarum 11 March, 1786 7
Martin, Thomas Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Martyn, James Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
M'Cormick, Sarah Manchester 4 May, 1786 7
M'Cormack, Mary Liverpool 12 Aug. 1784 7
Mason, Betty Gloucester 23 March, 1785 14
M'Grah, Redman
M'Deed, Richard
M'Na Mar, William
Mackrie, James
Marriott, Jane London 18 April, 1787 7
Mather, Ann Ditto 18 April, 1787 7
Mather, Mather Ditto 18 April, 1787 7
Mason, Susannah, alias Gibbs Ditto
M'Cabe, Eleanor Ditto 11 May, 1785 7
Marshall, Mary Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Marshall, Mary Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Martin, Ann Southwark 9 Jan. 1787 7
Meynell, John, alias William Radford Nottingham 10 March, 1785 7
Messiah, Jacob
Meech, Jane, wife of William Meech Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Milton, Charles Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Midgley, Samuel Lancaster 22 March, 1785 7
Middleton, Richard London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Mitchell Nathaniel Dorchester 3 August, 1786 7
Mills Matthew
Mitchcraft, Mary Kingston 2 April, 1787 7
Mitchell, Mary Ditto 3 Oct. 1785 7
Morris, Peter Bristol 12 July, 1784 7
Mowbray, John Lincoln 5 March, 1785 7
Morgan, Richard Glocester 23 March, 1785 7
Morrisby, John London 7 July, 1784 7
Moore, William Ditto 21 Jan. 1785 7
Morley, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Moorin, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Morgan, Robert Ditto 6 May, 1784 7
Mobbs, Samuel Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Morgan, William Ditto 15 Septem. 1784 7
Mould, William Guildford 11 August, 1784 7
Mollands, John Launceston 20 March, 1784 7
Moyle, Edward Ditto 19 March, 1785 7
Mood, Charles
Mortimore, John Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Morley, Joseph
Morton, Mary London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Mullock, Jesse New Sarum 25 March, 1785 7
Murphy, William Liverpool 26 Jan. 1785 7
Munroe, John, alias Nurse London 21 April, 1784 7
Mullis, Stephen Exeter 12 Jan. 1785 7
Murphy, James 7
Munro, Lydia Kingston 2 April, 1787 14
Mullens, Hannah London 10 Jan. 1787 Life
Nettleton, Robert Kingston upon Hull 12 October, 1784 7
Newland, John London 21 April, 1784 7
Neal, John Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Neal, James Bristol 10 Feb. 1785 7
Needham, Elizabeth London 19 July, 1786 7
Nicholls, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Norton, Phebe Ditto 25 Oct. 1786 7
Nunn, Robert Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
O'Craft, John Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Ogden, James Manchester 20 Jan. 1785 7
Okey, William Gloucester 24 March, 1784 7
Oldfield, Thomas Manchester 20 July, 1786 7
Oldfield, Isabella Ditto 20 July, 1786 7
Opley, Peter Maidstone 13 March, 1786 7
Orford, Thomas London 7 July, 1784 7
Osborne, Thomas Ditto 14 Decem. 1784 7
Osborne, Elizabeth, alias Jones Ditto 30 August, 1786 7
Owles, John Croydon 20 July, 1785 7
Owen, John London 10 Septem. 1783 7
Owen, Joseph Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 14
Page, Paul Lincoln 11 March, 1786 7
Pane, William Nottingham 10 March, 1785 7
Parry, Edward Stafford 27 July, 1785 7
Parr, William Liverpool 17 Jan. 1785 7
Palmer, John Herry London 10 Jan. 1786 7
Parker, John Ditto 1 April, 1784 7
Parish, William Ditto 20 Oct. 1784 7
Partridge, Richard Ditto 10 Sep. 1783 Life
Parris, Peter Exeter 17 March, 1783 7
Paget, Joseph Ditto 10 Jan. 1786 7
Parkinson, Jane, alias Partington, alias Ann Marsden Manchester 21 July, 1785 7
Parker, Elizabeth Gloucester 23 March, 1785 7
Parsley, Ann London 21 Feb. 1787 7
Parker, Mary Ditto 26 April, 1786 7
Partridge, Sarah, alias Roberts Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Parry, Sarah Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 Life
Perrot, Edward Bearcroft Bristol 3 Feb. 1785 7
Petrie, John London 14 Jan. 1784 7
Peyton, Samuel Ditto 26 May, 1785 7
Percival, Richard Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Pettitt, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Peaulet, James Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Peet, Charles Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Peck, Joshua Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Perkins, Edward Plymouth 26 Jan. 1785 7
Petherick, John Plymouth 26 Jan. 1785 7
Penny, John 7
Phillimore, William London 10 Sept. 1783 7
Phillips, Richard Ditto 10 Decem. 1783 7
Phillips, Mary Taunton 30 March, 1786 7
Phyfield, Roger, alias Twyfield Shrewsbury 12 March, 1785 7
Phyn, Mary London 14 Septem. 1785 7
Pigott, Samuel Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Pinder, Mary Lincoln 13 Jan. 1787 7
Pipkin, Elizabeth London 7
Piles, Mary Ditto 6 April, 1785 7
Pope, David Southwark 16 Feb. 1785 7
Power, John London 14 Decem. 1786 7
Pontie, John Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Poole, Jane Wells 19 August, 1786 7
Power, William
Powley, Elizabeth
Powell, Ann London 13 Decem. 1786 7
Price, John Southwark 16 Feb. 1785 7
Prior, Thomas Reading 16 Jan. 1784 7
Price, James Gloucester 13 July, 1785 7
Pritchard, Thomas
Pugh, Edward Gloucester 5 Oct. 1784 7
Randall, John Manchester 14 April, 1785 7
Reymond, George London 12 Jan. 1785 7
Ramsey, John Kingston 24 March, 1784 7
Repeat, Charles Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Read, William Croydon 18 August, 1783 7
Reardon, Bartholemew Winchester 15 July, 1783 7
Read, Ann London 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Risdale, Thomas, alias Crowder Bristol 29 March, 1785 Life
Richard, James East Grinstead 20 March, 1786 7
Richardson, James Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Risby, Edward Gloucester 24 March, 1784 7
Richardson, William London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Richardson, Hardwicke Ditto 25 Oct. 1785 7
Richardson, John Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Richard, David Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Richardson, Samuel Ditto 15 Septem. 1784 7
Rickson, William Chelmsford 8 July, 1784 7
Richards, John, alias Williams Winchester 2 March, 1784 7
Richard, James Launceston 25 March, 1786 7
Rice, John Exeter 18 July, 1785 7
Rope, Anthony Chelmsford 7 March, 1785 7
Rogers, Daniel Croydon 20 July, 1785 7
Robinson, George Lincoln 9 July, 1785 7
Rogers, Isaac Gloucester 23 March, 1785 14
Robinson, Thomas Kingston upon Hull 7 Oct. 1784 7
Robert, John Liverpool 26 Jan. 1785 7
Robinson, George London 21 April, 1784 7
Romain, John, Ditto 15 Septem. 1784 7
Rowe, John Launceston 19 March, 1785 7
Rowe, William Ditto 19 March, 1785 7
Roberts, William Bodmin 14 August, 1786 7
Robinson, William Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Roach, Henry Ditto 24 May, 1784 7
Robins, John, alias Major Ditto 18 July, 1785 7
Rous, Walton, alias Batley
Rolt, Mary London
Rosson, Isabella Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Russel, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Ruglass, John Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Russler, John Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Ruce, James Bodmin 29 July, 1782 7
Ruth, Robert Exeter 14 March, 1786 7
Ryan, John
Saltmarsh, William Kingston 28 March, 1785 7
Sanderson, Thomas Lincoln 9 July, 1785 7
Sands, William Ditto 9 July, 1785 7
Sampson, Peter London 7 July, 1784 7
Sandlin, Ann, alias Lynes, alias Pattens Ditto 13 Decem. 1786 7
Scattergood, Robert Stafford 6 Oct. 1785 7
Scott, Elizabeth London 21 Feb. 1787 7
Selshire, Samuel Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Seymour, John Sherborne 25 April, 1786 7
Shearman, William Reading 7 Oct. 1785 7
Shaw, Joseph Stafford 27 July, 1785 7
Shepherd, Robert Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Sharpe, George Ditto 19 July, 1785 7
Shore, William Lancaster 22 March, 1785 7
Shore, John
Shiers, James London 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Silverthorn, John New Sarum 6 March, 1784 7
Sideway, Robert
Slater, Sarah London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Smart, Richard Gloucester 10 Jan. 1786 7
Smart, Daniel Ditto 10 Jan. 1786 7
Smith, Thomas Lancaster 22 March, 1785 7
Smith, William Liverpool 26 Jan. 1785 7
Smith, Edward London 15 Oct. 1784 7
Smith, William Ditto 10 April, 1783 7
Smith, Thomas, alias Haynes Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Smith, James Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Smith, John Guildford 11 August, 1784 7
Smith, William Bodmin 25 July, 1785 7
Smith, Ann, wife of John Smith Winchester 1 March, 1785 7
Smith, Hannah Ditto 5 April, 1785 7
Smith, William Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Smith, Edward Exeter 14 March, 1786 7
Smith, John Ditto 14 March, 1786 7
Small, John Ditto 14 March, 1786 7
Smith, Ann London 18 April, 1787 7
Smith, Catherine Ditto 18 April, 1787 7
Smith, Ann Ditto 30 August, 1786 7
Smith, Catherine Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Smith, Mary Ditto 10 Jan. 1787 7
Snaleham, William Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Sparks, Henry
Spencer, Daniel Dorchester 3 August, 1786 14
Spencer, John, alias Pearce
Spence, Mary Wigan Jan. 1786 5
Sprigmore, Charlotte London 19 August, 1785 7
Springham, Mary Ditto 25 October, 1786 7
Squires, James Kingston 11 April, 1785 7
Stanley, William New Sarum 25 March, 1785 7
Strong, James Dorchester 10 March, 1784 7
Stow, James Lincoln 9 July, 1785 7
Stone, Martin Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Stokee, John Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Stone, Charles London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Stone, Henry Ditto 10 Decem. 1784 7
Stogdell, John Ditto 20 Decem. 1784 14
Stuart, James Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Stanton, Thomas, alias Ebden Launceston 20 March, 1784 7
Stephens, John Morris Dorchester 16 March, 1786 7
Stewart, Margaret Exeter 28 August, 1786 7
Strech, Thomas Shrewsbury 16 August, 1783 7
Summers, John Gloucester 13 July, 1784 7
Taylor, Joshua Manchester 14 Oct. 1784 7
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, Sarah Kingston 2 April, 1787 7
Tenant, Thomas Hilton, alias Phillip Divine Chelmsford 6 March, 1786 7
Teague, Cornelius Bodmin 25 July, 1785 7
Tenchall, James, alias Tenninghill
Thompson, William Durham 19 July, 1785 7
Thomas, James London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Thompson, James Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Thomas, James Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Thomas, John Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Thompson, William Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Thackery, Elizabeth Manchester 4 May, 1786 7
Thoudy, James
Thomas, Elizabeth Wigan Jan. 1787 7
Thornton, Ann London 13 Decem. 1786 7
Tunmins, Thomas Warwick 21 March, 1785 7
Tilley, Thomas Stafford 27 July, 1785 7
Till, Thomas London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Todd, Nicholas Ditto 21 April, 1784 7
Trotter, Joseph Maidstone 13 March, 1786 7
Trace, John Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Trippett, Susannah London 20 August, 1786 7
Turner, Ralph Manchester 14 April, 1785 7
Tuso, Joseph London 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Turner, John
Tucker, Moses Plymouth 7 June, 1786 7
Turner, Thomas
Turner, John
Turner, Mary Worcester 5 March, 1785 7
Twyneham, William Reading 10 Jan. 1786 7
Twyfield, Ann, since said to be married to William Dawley,
a convict Shrewsbury 4 August, 1784 7
Tyrrell, William Winchester 1 March, 1785 7
Vandell, Edward East Grinstead 22 March, 1784 7
Vincent, Henry London 21 April, 1784 7
Vickery, William Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Underwood, James New Sarum 11 March, 1786 14
Usher, John Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Waterhouse, William Kingston 28 March, 1785 7
Watsan, John Maidstone 13 March, 1786 7
Ward, John Lowth 11 July, 1786 7
Wall, William Oxford 8 March, 1786 7
Wager, Benjamin London 20 Oct. 1784 7
Walsh, William Ditto 15 Septem. 1784 7
Walker, John Ditto 20 Oct. 1784 7
Walbourne, James Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 7
Watson, Thomas Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Ware, Charlottee
Watkins, Mary
Wainwright, Ellen, alias Estther Eccles Preston Jan. 1787 7
Ward, Ann London 19 Decem. 1786 7
Wade, Mary, alias Cacklane Ditto 19 July, 1786 14
Welch, James Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Welch, John Durham 19 July, 1785 7
West, Benjamin London 10 Decem. 1784 7
Westwood, John Ditto 20 October, 1784 7
Welch, John Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Welch, John Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 Life
Westlale, Edward Exeter 20 March, 1786 7
Waddicomb, Richard Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Wheeler, Samuel Croydon 20 July, 1785 7
Whitaker, George Maidstone 14 March, 1785 7
Whiting, William Gloucester 23 March, 1785 7
Whitton, Edward Maidstone 10 March, 1783 Life
White, James Ditto 11 August, 1783 7
Wilcocks, Samuel Dorcester 10 March, 1784 7
Wilton, William Bristol 12 Jan. 1784 7
Wilson, Peter Manchester 20 Jan. 1785 7
Wilson, John Wigan 10 Oct. 1785 7
Williams, Charles London 7 July, 1784 7
Williams, James Ditto 11 May, 1785 7
Wilson, Charles Ditto 10 Septem. 1783 Life
Williams, John, alias Black Jack Maidstone 2 August, 1784 7
Williams, Robert Launceston 25 March, 1786 7
Williams, John, alias Floyd Bodmin 18 August, 1783 7
Wilding, John, alias Warren Bury 23 March, 1784 7
Wickham, Mary New Sarum 2 August, 1788 14
Williams, Peter, alias Flaggett, alias Creamer Exeter 24 May, 1784 7
Wilcocks, Richard Ditto 20 March, 1786 7
Williams, John Ditto 7 August, 1786 7
Wisehammer, John Bristol 10 Feb. 1785 7
Williams, Daniel Preston 23 March, 1785 7
Williams, Frances Mold 2 Septem. 1783 7
Williams, Mary London 22 Feb. 1786 7
Wood, George Ditto 20 Oct. 1784 7
Woodcock, Peter Ditto 7 July, 1784 7
Woodham, Samuel Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 Life
Worsdell, William Launceston 22 March, 1783 7
Woolcot, John Exeter 18 July, 1785 Life
Woodcock, Francis Shrewsbury 13 March, 1784 7
Wood, Mark
Wright, Thomas Reading 28 Feb. 1785 7
Wright, Benjamin London 6 May, 1784 7
Wright, Joseph Ditto 26 May, 1784 7
Wright, William Ditto 15 Sept. 1783 7
Wright, James Maidstone 11 August, 1783 7
Wright, Ann London 23 Feb. 1785 7
Yardsley, Thomas, Shrewsbury 4 August, 1784 7
Yates, Nancy York 9 July, 1785 7
Young, John London 20 Oct. 1784 7
Young, Simon Ditto 23 Feb. 1785 7
Youngson, Elizabeth Lancaster 6 March, 1787 7
Youngson, George Ditto 6 March, 1787 7

thomas payne

sipain1 — 26 Feb 2008 7:20:41 GMT

trying to find out more about my convict family member THOMAS PAYNE?PAIN. Arrived in Sydney town via Norfolk Island and then onto Tasmania, 1842.Ticket of leave 1847, where he went to ADELAIDE and in 1950 Married an Irish Lass. The boat was JOHN BREWER FROM LONDON. I cannot find his parents names, he never named them on anything and have spent lots of dollars trying to research this, NO RESULTS. Was paying a researcher in England, still no parents names because too many PAYNES in that era. What to do next PLEASE Thankyou Sandra Pain

George Tickell and Mary Hill

tanyalang — 5 Jul 2008 11:40:04 GMT

I am hoping to find additional information about my two convicts, in particular Mary. George arrived on the "Henry Porcher" in 1835 and was the son of William Tickell and Martha Randell of Birmingham, Warwickshire His wife Mary arrived in the same year on the "Mary III" and was from Bristol, Somerset. I am particular interested in any information regarding Mary's birth and parentage. Thanks in advance.

Convict death register, 1828-79 lookup please

MConaghan77 — 16 Mar 2007 2:44:51 GMT

Hi would someone please be able to look up convict deaths for me. The name is Frederick Scammell arrived on 'Hercules II' in 1832 at age 14. Now a supposed family bible states that he died in 1849. Now he was married to a Lucy Evenden. I don't know if there would be any other info needed but he was assigned to Tocal/Patterson in NSW.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Michelle

Brown Family TAS

sipain1 — 29 Jun 2008 4:55:02 GMT

Looking for Rosehannah Brown, born 1883 Beaconsfield TAS, father james brown mother ann bunce. Other children Albert George1880, Elizabeth Ada 1887. Can someone help please

thomas pain

sipain1 — 29 Jun 2008 4:51:47 GMT

looking for info on thomas pain convict to tasmania 1842 did his 7 yrs and moved onto?????? Have found him married 1855 in adelaide SA,. but need to know what he did after his ticket of leave.

Frances and Mary ebden

chrisstarkey23 — 10 Jun 2008 11:15:17 GMT

Frances and Mary Ebden both arrived in Sydney in 1814 on board the Broxbornebury. Frances was aged 40 and a female convict. Mary came free and was aged about 13. Does anyone know if they were mother and daughter. It seems logical but I cant find a link.

Chris

Family Surname Search- Jasper/Dodds.

Fay83 — 27 May 2004 12:48:09 GMT

I am searching for any information on my GG Grandparents. Joseph Jasper married Emma Dodds March 1849 @ Windsor. NSW and any descendents of those families..

Daniel McGuire

janice19152 — 10 Jun 2008 4:03:42 GMT

Can anyone tell me what happened to Daniel McGuire who came to Australia as a convict aboard "America"in 1829. I am searching for a Daniel McGuire but have not been able to find out if they are the same person so if anyone can help with info about this Daniel it would be appreciated.
Janice

Where do i begin the search?

danni1979 — 22 May 2006 9:04:30 GMT

Hi all,i wondered if someone would be so kind to help me!
I have just come across an ancestor who was transported.I have found records of woodbridge gaol,suffolk and it says william cook alias gunnell was sentaced to 7 years for selling flour illegally,he was aged 21and a miller and was sentanced in 1833,but where do i go from here?asi havent got a clue.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks

William TEE

cispt2 — 8 May 2008 3:44:32 GMT

I promised a friend that i'd check whether anyone knows anything about convict William HOY - Convicted Date: 7 Jan 1836 in Northampton and arrived on the 'Norfolk' shortly thereafter.

He married in NSW to Eliza Slack/Hoy and died in 1890.

Any info appreciated - particularly relating to his wedding.

cheers
matt

Benjarmin Hanslow

mcowan5 — 9 Mar 2008 7:39:16 GMT

What is the best source to confirm that Benjarmin Hanslow was born and Christened in 1803 not 1805. I am new to this research. He was transported on the Guilford leaving England on 22/08/1823.

Joseph Flood Convict The Boddingtons

jenee_mccusker — 16 Mar 2008 10:43:52 GMT

I am a descendant of Joseph Flood via his son James Flood (1807-1886) and his wife Mary Foster. I am trying to figure out who James' mother is - it seems that there were several women who had Joseph's children - Ann Gorman, Ann Germain and Ann Jarmy (the last two are perhaps the same person??). I found James' death certificate on the NSW BDM site and his mother is listed as Nancy, though I'm aware that death certificates often have incorrect information on them.

I would be very appreciative of any clues.

Thanks.

Matthew Perry Mangles (2) 1822 help needed

rakobell — 2 Jun 2008 9:11:09 GMT

Would anybody have the General muster cds for NSW 1822 or 1823/4/5 or be able to find any information on my Matthew Perry?

I know he was a Dairy Ploughman born ca. 1783 in Co. Tipperary and was transported for an unknown crime to NSW on the Mangles (2) in 1822 for 7 years. He arrived Nov. 1822 and was tranfered to Windsor (wherever that is).

He got his Certificate of Freedom 15 Apr 1828 and then vanishes.

Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much,
Karen Bell

Mary Martin, Tasmania- was she a convict?

conquistador_1 — 28 May 2008 7:15:57 GMT

I am seeking information about Mary Martin, who was married and died in Tasmania.

Name- Mary Martin/
Born- c.1821-24/
Married- Jonathan Skipper (a convict) 2 May 1844 Launceston, Tasmania/
Died- 6 January 1901/

I would like to know where Mary was from, who her parents were, whether she was a convict or a free person, and if so how she came to Tasmania.

I'd appreciate any information anyone can share. Many thanks.

Anlezark, Starmer

di_herbert — 22 Dec 2006 10:54:30 GMT

Hello
Is anyone else researching Thomas Anlezark, transported to Sydney on "Perseus", 1802. Married Ann Starmer ( Transported on "Experiment1" 1803)?

Magnus Johnson - Guildford

annsa — 1 Feb 2006 9:01:30 GMT

Hi,

Does anyone have any information on Magnus Johnson, Master of the convicts ship Guildford? He married one of the Turner family that I am researching and from a quick Google, it appears that he had a very humane attitude towards the convicts that he was transporting. I believe that he got himself into trouble by allowing them to go up on deck, not in irons.

Any help greatly appreciated with any information.

regards,

Ann Sadler

My Family Tree Website & Convict CD Database

Emma Macpherson — 20 Jul 2003 11:51:20 GMT

I have just done my family tree website and was wondering if anybody would like to take a look.
http://macphem.tripod.com/emmasgenealogysite
I also have many CD databases for Britain and the entire list of the convicts sent out to Tasmania and I am willing to do searches for other people (I've kind of gotten to a dead end in my own research! :-)
Just send me an email and I'll see what I can do!

CULLEN Mary Anne, convict daughter

slimsmedley — 18 May 2008 3:55:01 GMT

The CULLEN that I am researching is Mary Anne, married James HAMMOND at the Catholic Church Picton NSW 12.9.1857. First child Sarah Jane b. 28.6.1858 at Picton and Alice b.1860.

Mary Anne accompanied her mother, Mary on the convict transport Palambam, arrived Sydney 31.7.1831 aged 16 months. Her father was Edward, a butcher in Dublin.

She was admitted to the orphan school Parramatta on 30 October 1832 and released back into the care of her mother a few years later.

I believe her to be my 3xGGrandmother via BARRETT PELLOW and SMEDLEY.

Anybody else with the same connections?

Darryl

Thomas HAYES and Thomas COOPER

cispt2 — 13 May 2008 5:00:21 GMT

I have two applications for marriage to convicts, but no marriage, and was wondering if anyone had the records on these gentlemen to confirm their fate?

1:
COOPER, Thomas: per Surrey II, application to marry Elizabeth Slatter, free, application sent on 3/10/38

2:
Thomas JOHNSTONE, per Eliza 1827, life sentence, assigned to Mr Francis Stephen. Applied to marry in 1835 I believe.

Many thanks,
matt

Samuel Priestly - Aurora 1833

cispt2 — 3 May 2008 7:19:11 GMT

Samuel Priestly has recently come up as an ancestor of mine; I believe he arrived in Australia in 1833 on the Aurora. Any information anyone has on Samuel would be greatly appreciated.

cheers
matt

Louisa Mary

Ted Moxon — 1 May 2005 1:33:23 GMT

Sue Klajman, You said Louisa b 1844 with parents Joseph and Sarah maried in 1865 to Alfred Moxon. I have the same details except she married Josuah Middleton Moxon.
If you have proof of either marriage could you please send details to my e mail address. thankyou. regards Ted Moxon

Schofield, William

raiinsford — 5 May 2008 12:02:45 GMT

Transported to Tasmania.
Request to marry August 1848 to Ann McCann / McLann also a convict.

Anyone related to these people, please contact me. I'm a direct descendant.
Thanking you.
Marc

ABORIGINAL DNA FROM EAST ARNHEM AUSTRALIA

R1b1c10 — 9 Aug 2007 3:25:10 GMT

MY ABORIGINAL DNA FROM EAST ARNHEM AUSTRALIA:

WHAT I DID KNOW / WHAT I DIDN’T KNOW:
Through oral history and family artifacts, I had already known much of my MOORE Family history. My Moore ancestors departed Belfast Ireland and arrived in New York on March 1, 1850 aboard the Sir Henry Pottinger and now I have confirmed this through ancestry.com & rootsweb.com. But, that was not my original reason for joining. I originally became interested (and remain interested) in using these ancestry databases when I learned (much to my surprise) from WWW.DNATRIBES.COM that my mother and I both share VERY substantial (mtDNA) genetic markers from an Aboriginal, East Arnhem Australia woman.

FROM AUSTRALIA TO IRELAND:
In order to learn more about this mystery women, I have combined (what science tells us about the mtDNA trail) with (the tremendous amount of data that is available at wwww.rootsweb.com & ancestry.com . Through a long, careful, and painstaking process of elimination I have begun to see an interesting scenario about my great-great-great grandmother Margret (born 1810), who married the Irishman, William Moore (born 1810). Interestingly, I have not been able to turn up a single surname for Margret or anything about her true origins.
SCENARIO:
Did the Irishman William Moore (born 1810) spend part
of his young adult life in Australia. If so, why?
And did young William Moore bring back to Ireland
a Native East Arnhem Australia wife? If not, WHO DID?

Any clues that you could send to me about my East Arnhem Australia DNA would be greatly appreciated.

THEN, FROM IRELAND TO AMERICA:
Here is an historical and true testimony of the endurance that America has inherited from our amazingly resilient immigrant ancestors. Like so many others, my great-great-great grandparents, William & Margret Moore (both born 1810) held out as long as they possibly could during the terrible Irish famine, before finally risking everything in order to bring their eight children (plus one) to the shores of New York back in 1850. The small but sturdy sailing vessel, the Sir Henry Pottinger with her crew of 17, sailed slowly from Belfast to New York with 179 passengers, struggling to keep each other alive. A few babies were born on board during the long voyage, but it was during a terrible storm mid-way across the Atlantic Ocean, amid the sounds of loud Irish music, that a baby girl was born on her over-crowded deck, and the babe, a symbol of new life and hope, was given the name Margot Moore. She was the ninth child of my great-great-great grandparents, 40 year-old William and Margret Moore, whose eight other children were with them among the 179 passengers. (Margret, age 17 ~ Martha, age 15, ~ Robert, age 13 ~ Mathew, age 11 ~ Twins James & William John, ages 9 ~~ Thomas, age 4 ~ and Jane, age 1.) The Sir Henry Pottinger delivered my Moore clan to New York's Castle Garden on March 1st, 1850.

MY DIRECT LINEAGE:
William & Margret Moore (both born in 1810), are my great-great-great grandparents. One of their sons was my great-great grandfather, William John Moore (Twin to James), born 1841 in Ireland and died 1881 in the USA. One of his sons was my great grandfather, John William Moore, born March 30, 1865, New York and died 1954 in Los Angeles County, and is buried in Inglewood, California. One of his sons was my maternal grandfather, Roy Harvey Moore, born June 21, 1903, North Dakota and died in the arms of his beautiful second wife Maria Moore (living), with their 3 loving children (living) at his bedside in March 1984 Santa Ana, California. My Grandpa Roy Harvey Moore is also buried in Inglewood, California, near his parents.

Again, any clues that you could send to me about my East Arnhem Australia DNA would be greatly appreciated.

Spec mea Deus!
Sincerely,
Stu Hays,
stu.hays@gmail.com

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