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"Scarborough" 1790 (Convict Ship) Second Fleet (England to NSW, Australia)

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  • James Webb, Marine “Scarborough” 1790 (1766 - 1848)
    BiographyThe idea of settling Broken Bay did not arise until James Webb, an entrepreneur and ex member of the New South Wales Corps, applied for and was granted a lease to occupy land in Brisbane Water...
  • Lachlan Ross, Marine "Scarborough" 1790 (1766 - 1815)
    Lachlan ROSS was a soldier with the NSW Corps. (a Private)in 1804 he was with Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON landing at Port Dalrymple.Lachlan returned to England and took son Donnal (aka Daniel - born 15...
  • Daniel Humm, Marine "Scarborough" 1790 (1769 - 1827)
    He arrived in Sidney, Australia on June 26th 1790. Occupation - Sergeant NSW Corps. * Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jan 12 2023, 1:28:57 UTC
  • Nathaniel Lillie, Convict “Scarborough” 1790 (deceased)
    William Bryant [Convict "Charlotte" 1788] , William's wife and 2 children + 7 convicts ( James Martin [Convict "Charlotte" 1788] , James Cox [Convict "Charlotte" 1788] , Samuel Bird [Convict "Alexander...

The Scarborough arrived on 28 June 1790

Captain John Marshall Surgeon Augustus Jacob Beyer 253 male convicts

Scarborough arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on 13 April 1790, and spent 16 days there, taking on provisions, and eight male convicts from HMS Guardian, which had been wrecked after striking an iceberg. She and Neptune parted from Surprize in heavy weather and arrived at Port Jackson on 28 June 160 days out from England. During the voyage 68 or 73 (28%) convicts died and 96 (37%) were sick when landed. After landing, a total of 124 convicts who had arrived in Port Jackson succumbed to disease. She also brought with her two officers and 38 soldiers.



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