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Please click on his photos and see more. Came on Second Fleet. Convict ship: Surprise. From Portsmith. Arrived Port Jackson 26.6.1790. New South Wales Post Office Directory 1836 - Freebody, Simon, ...

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George Patfield (also known as George Paddle or Padfield) was sentanced to 7 years transportation for theft on 17/03/1788. He departed Somerset on 19/01/1790 on the "Neptune", which was part of the Sec...

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Note: Thomas Heather was illiterate and apparently the 'H' of Heather was dropped in use. The result was that he and his nephew were both recorded as 'Eather' for their convict records and the name s...

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alt birth year for Mary is 1782. Mary Mullender arrived in Australia in 1790 aboad the 'Lady Julianna'. Mary and husband David Dunston were one of the pioneeer settler families in the Hawkesbury. ...

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On 17 June 1788 Becket was arrested and charged with the highway robbery of Joseph Tipton in the parish of Holy Cross and St Giles in the town of Shrewsbury. A hempen bag, a linsey waistcoat, two handk...

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Ann Calcut was sentenced to seven years transportation at the 13 August 1789 Stafford Assizes for the theft of a silver tablespoon, a fan, a cotton gown, a black silk bonnet, a linen apron, a muslin ha...

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from Edward was sentenced to 7 years transportation at the April 1788 Old Bailey Sessions for the theft of 2 lbs of tea, 7 leaves of refined sugar, 20 lbs of moist sugar, 3 lbs of rice and 1 lb of pe...

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Arrived on the Lady Juliana 3 June 1790 (second fleet). Convicted at Northumberland Summer Assizes for stealing 10 Muslin handkerchiefs & 16 yards of taffety silk - 7 years.

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Convict transported on the 2nd Fleet in 1790 aged 14 years. Had a 7 year sentence.

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NSW Births Deaths & Marriages Marriage of Kezia and William NB Kezia is spelt Kezziah and the marriage is listed twice. Registration Number Groom's Surname Groom's Given Name(s) Bride's Last Name...

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See Louise Wilson's self published book "Paul Bushell: second fleeter" for more information.

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Sarah Smith, aged 17, was one of a small group of women and their children who embarked on the ship 'Neptune' in late 1789. They had accepted a government offer of free passage to the colony for the wi...

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John Cobcroft, John Wood and William Fubbs or Fielder were sentenced to death at the 7 May 1788 Old Bailey sessions for highway robbery. At 4 am on 16 April, William Frost, an elderly fisherman, had ...

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Transported to Australia on the Second Fleet ('Lady Juliana') in 1789 (as Mary Flanegan), sentenced to 7 years for breaking and entering and theft. Or possibly, on the Third Fleet (ship unknown) in 1...

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