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"Lady Castlereagh" (convict ship Tasmania via) Sydney 1818

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Arrived Port Jackson on 30 April 1818 landing 39 male convicts, continued onto Van Deamons Land arriving 11 June 1818 landing 261 male convicts

Convicts that remained in Sydney Total 39:

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