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"Morley" 1818 (Convict Ship) England to NSW, Australia

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  • Joseph (Dawkins) Dorkings [Convict "Morley" 1818] (b. - 1863)
    Joseph DAWKINS (aka Portugee Joe aka DORKINGS)" was born c1798 (alternative date 1780Joseph was convicted and sentenced to 7 years transportation. He arrived in Sydney Cove on 7/11/1818 on "Morley"Sara...
  • Samuel (Heather) Eather, Convict "Morley" 1818 (1795 - 1841)
    Samuel HEATHER was born 1795 Kent, EnglandSamuel was convicted and sentenced to 7 years transportation. He arrived in Sydney Cove on 7/11/1818 on "Morley"Samuel married Mary DONOVAN on 15/2/1828 at New...
  • Robert Tennant, Convict "Morley" 1818 (1781 - 1840)
    convict "Morley 2" July 1818, arrived 7th November, 1818 Edinburgh Court of Judiciary, 14 years, Robert was convicted of theft, by breaking into the mill of Binny ( 19 Feb 1817), in the parish and coun...
  • Jeremiah Kay [Convict "Morley" 1818] (1798 - 1840)
    Jeremiah KAY was born c1795* 1817 trial - age 22 - born c1795* 1824 certificate of freedom - age 28 - born c1796* 1828 census - age 39 - born c1789* 1840 death - age 42 - born c1798Jeremiah was convict...
  • James Buckley [Convict "Morley" 1818] (1786 - 1836)
    James Buckley of Parramatta, was born circa 1787, Lancashire England. James married Mary Hitchen, on 12th August 1805, at St.Johns Church Halifax. They were later living at Shaw, where their children w...

"Morley" was a convict ship that made multiple journeys to Australia

  1. (Convict Ship) departed England 18/12/1816 and arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 16/4/1817 (175 convicts)
  2. (Convict Ship) departed Downs 18/7/1818 and arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 7/11/1818 (164 male convicts)
  3. (Convict Ship) departed London, England 22/5/1820 and arrived in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia in 1820 and then arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 30/9/1820 (121 female convicts)
  4. (Convict Ship) departed The Downs on 25/9/1822 and arrived Hobart, Tasmania, Australia on 11/1/1823 (172 male convicts)
  5. (Convict Ship) departed Dublin on 3/11/1828 and arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 3/3/1828 (195 male convicts) - brought Whooping Cough to Australia
  6. (Convict Ship) departed The Downs on 10/8/1829 and arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 3/12/1829 (200 convicts)

This project is for the second journey which departed Downs 18/7/1818 and arrived in Port Jackson, NSW, Australia on 7/11/1818 (164 male convicts)

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  • William Baker
  • James Bardsley
  • Jonathon Bardsley
  • William Barker
  • Robert Barnett
  • John Bennett
  • Benjamin Bent
  • John Blakemore
  • John Bluer
  • John Booth
  • Francis Brereton
  • Squire Brooks
  • Samuel Brown
  • James Buckley - William Packer, Convict "Morley" 1817
  • William Burgen
  • John Burtle
  • Joshua Bushell
  • James Butler
  • Thomas Butler
  • William Campbell
  • William Catt
  • Thomas Chandler
  • Edward Chapman
  • William Clare
  • William Clark
  • Robert Clayton
  • Samuel Colbrun
  • Joseph Collinson
  • William Connolly
  • Joseph Costellow
  • William Shipley Creswell
  • John Croker
  • John Dainty
  • John Frederick Dixon Danson
  • John Davis
  • Joseph Dawkins
  • William Dickens
  • James Dickinson
  • George Downes
  • William Downes
  • Peter Drugan
  • George Dunk
  • John Edlon
  • William Edwards
  • Henry Ellis
  • Christopher Emery
  • John Ewings
  • Robert Fearn
  • Joseph Fox
  • David Gage
  • Robert Godden
  • William Green
  • Charles Hawkins
  • John Hearn
  • Samuel Heather - Samuel (Heather) Eather, Convict "Morley" 1818
  • Richard Heyes
  • William Hill
  • William Holden
  • George Howard
  • George Hughes
  • Samuel Hulse
  • Robert Hutchins
  • James Hysted
  • James Iffgrave
  • William James
  • James Jelley
  • James Jelly
  • John Jenkins
  • John Jennings
  • John Johnson
  • Joseph Johnson
  • Edward Jones
  • Stephen Jordan
  • Jeremiah Kay - Jeremiah Kay [Convict "Morley" 1818]
  • James Kelly
  • John Kelly
  • William Kelly
  • Isaac Kemp
  • John Kenyon
  • James Kerr
  • Lawrence King
  • Charles Lemon
  • George Lennox
  • Thomas Leonard
  • Robert Liddell
  • William Long
  • John Lycett
  • William Major
  • John Manuel
  • William Matthews
  • John Mayall
  • Edward McCrink
  • William McDonald
  • Andrew McIntosh
  • John McMayhur
  • Thomas Merry
  • Andrew Mitchell
  • James Moore
  • Andrew Nicholl
  • Henry Norton
  • John Norton
  • Hugh Orricher
  • John Oxborough
  • John Page
  • Thomas Pearson
  • Edward Perkins
  • Thomas Plumbe
  • Daniel Poole
  • Thomas Powderley
  • Moses Powell
  • John Price
  • Thomas Proudlove
  • Thomas Reay
  • Thomas Reddoch
  • William Reiley
  • John Rogers
  • Thomas Rogerson
  • Thomas Rooke
  • John Rowter
  • Joseph Sands
  • John Sanfoin
  • James Schofield
  • Jeremiah Shee
  • Thomas Sheppard
  • James Sherrard
  • Robert Shewman
  • Peter Silvey
  • David Sinclair
  • William Sirdefield
  • George Smith
  • Thomas Smith
  • Thomas Smith
  • Thomas Smith
  • Thomas Smith
  • William Smith
  • William Spears
  • Thomas Spicer
  • Joseph Storey
  • John Sullivan
  • John Sullivan
  • Robert Tenant - Robert Tennant, Convict "Morley" 1818
  • James Thompson
  • James Thompson
  • Joseph Thompson
  • William Thompson
  • Henry Thorpe
  • George Turner
  • John Waffington
  • James Walker
  • William Walker
  • Richard Ward
  • William Ward
  • Walter Watchurst
  • Charles Willm. Watts
  • William Webb
  • William Webb
  • Richard Wellington
  • Daniel Wells
  • John Whitehead
  • John Wills
  • John Wilson
  • William Wilson
  • John Wrayson
  • James Wright
  • William Wright

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