Historical records matching William John Townsend, Convict "Batavia" 1818
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About William John Townsend, Convict "Batavia" 1818
William came to Australia on the ship “Batavia” in 1818 as a convict for stealing 2 shawls and a towel, and was sentenced to 7 years. He was 5’ 5 ¼” of fair complexion with brown hair and blue/hazel eyes. He was a porter in England and in Australia was a shepherd.
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William John Townsend, Convict "Batavia" 1818's Timeline
| 1791 |
July 18, 1791
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London, Greater London, United Kingdom
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| 1820 |
1820
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Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
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| 1822 |
October 1, 1822
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Mulgoa, NSW, Australia
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October 1, 1822
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Mulgoa, Penrith City Council, New South Wales, Australia
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1825
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Hawkesbury City Council, New South Wales, Australia
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October 17, 1826
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North Richmond, Hawkesbury City Council, New South Wales, Australia
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| 1828 |
June 1, 1828
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Kurrajong, N.S.W., Australia
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| 1831 |
January 12, 1831
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North Richmond, NSW, Australia
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| 1833 |
March 6, 1833
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North Richmond, New South Wales, Australia
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