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About Mary Ann Hubbard - Atkinson, Convict "Lady Juliana" 1790
Mary Ann Goulding (Atkinson) arrived in Sydney Cove on 2nd June 1790 on the female convict ship 'Lady Juliana', also known as the floating brothel. She was convicted of stealing 4 yards of printed cotton, she was sentenced to death. She received a pardon and was transported to the penal colony for 7 years. The voyage took a full year from Portsmouth to Sydney. 245 women and some babies on board were treated and fed well. Mary became pregnant on the journey and had a girl Ann.
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Mary Ann Hubbard - Atkinson, Convict "Lady Juliana" 1790's Timeline
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1767
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London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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1790
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1796
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1800
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October 22, 1802
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Sydney Cove, New South Wales, Australia
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September 4, 1820
Age 53
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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