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{{Image|file=Photos-648.jpg |align=c |size=380 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Photos-139.jpg |align=c |size=460 |caption='''Cowra POW Camp, 1st July 1944''' }} {{Image|file=Photos-648.jpg |align=c |size=380 |caption= }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Photos-144.jpg |align=r |size=150 |caption='''Private Ralph Jones''' }} {{Image|file=Photos-143.jpg |align=l |size=150 |caption='''Private Benjamin Hardy''' }} On the 5th August 1944, some 1,000 of the 1,104 Japanese prisoners of war attempted to escape from the No.12 Prisoner of War camp near Cowra, in New South Wales, Australia. Many of the non-escapees committed suicide or simply did not particpate. The unit guarding the camp was the [[:Category: 22nd Garrison Battalion, Australian Army, World War II|22nd Garrison Battalion]], a Militia unit. Five Australian soldiers and 231 Japanese soldiers were killed during and following the breakout. Four other Australians were injured or wounded. Privates [[Hardy-6067|Benjamin Hardy]], [[Jones-71774|Ralph Jones]] and [[Shepherd-10412|Charles Shepherd]] were killed during the breakout; [[Doncaster-28|Lieutenant Harry Doncaster]] was killed when ambushed during the recapture of the prisoners and [[Hancock-7929|Sergeant Tom Hancock]] was killed by accidental friendly fire whilst manning a picket at Blayney Railway Station on 7th August. Privates Hardy and Jones were posthumously awarded the George Cross (GC).

It was the largest POW breakout in the Second World War and became known as The Cowra Breakout.

{{Image|file=Photos-136.jpg |align=r |size=160 |caption='''The bugle used in the Cowra Breakout''' }} Whilst 'trouble' had been brewing for several months, the catalyst for the breakout appears to have been the impending separation of Privates and NCOs by transferring many. In fact, B Compound, where the enlisted Japanese POWs were housed was indeed over-crowded, with 1,100 being housed in the 1,000-capacity section.

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[[Category: Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme Project and Resources]] [[Category: Australia, Projects]] [[Category: Irish Projects]] [[Category: Australia, Immigration]] [[Category: Ireland]] [[Category: Children Transported to Australia]]

https://www.wikitree.com/images/badge/australia.gif https://www.wikitree.com/images/badge/ireland.gif The 'Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme 1848-1850' is a free space topic and is part of the [[Project :Ireland|Ireland]] and [[Project: Australia|Australia]] Projects. The Team Leader for this topic is: [[Rosser-226|John Rosser]]. Members: *[[Tilley-92|Megan Tilley]] *[[Waters-8610|Linda Waters]] *[[Winchester-1875|Theresa Winchester-Seeto]] *[[Smith-122965|Raelene Garth]] *[[Reilly-2201|Suzanne Reilly]] *[[Davies-12408|Catherine Davies]] *[[Wood-44826|J Wood]] *[[Thomsen-1818|Eden Thomsen]] *[[Deering-890|Ella Deering]] *[[Buttsworth-115|Geoff Buttsworth]] *[[Rundle-251|Leanne Davis]]

== Mission == This project seeks to document the profiles of over 4000 adolescent female orphans who migrated from Irish workhouses to the Australian colonies under the Earl Grey Famine Orphan Scheme between 1848-1850. As Tom Power, Chairman of the Great Irish Famine Commemoration Committee (GIFCC) so eloquently remarked at the unveiling of the Earl Grey Famine Memorial in Sydney in 1999, they are ''a continual reminder of the many terrible realities, similar to the great famine of Ireland, occurring in the world today and which cry out for our compassion and concern''.

It is only appropriate that we honour their lives by recognising them as one of the key groups of early European Settlement in Australia.

== Goals == # Create new profiles (and identify existing ones) for each of the famine orphans and link them to the project by using the relevant Categories and Stickers. # Merge all duplicate profiles into lowest correct LNAB. # PPP added and/or Project Account added as a trusted list member or manager for relevant profiles (this would be rare). # Improve the biography of each profile so that it has a written narrative, using the WikiTree Style Guide (can work with Profile Improvement Project for help) # Connect each profile to the main WikiTree family tree (we can ask the [[Project:Connectors|Connectors Project]] for help). == How to Join == To join the 'Earl Grey' team: # Membership of '''at least one''' of the [[Project:Australia|Australia]] and/or [[Project:Ireland|Ireland]] Projects is required.
* '''Australia''' - new and existing members of the Australia Project should answer this [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1517062/2023-is-a-great-year-to-join-the-australia-project g2g welcome post] (ask to join the Earl Grey Team);
* '''Ireland''' - new and existing members of the Ireland Project should contact the [[Project:Ireland|Ireland]] Project. # Add the 'Member' Sticker to '''your profile''', so that your name appears in our list of [[:Category: Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme Project Members|current members]].
''See [[#Stickers|Stickers]] below for instructions''. # Add {{Tag|Earl_Grey}} to your list of followed tags.
''See [[Tags]] and [[Tag Names]] for more information''. == How to participate == Any contribution you can make, large or small, is appreciated. Most people start by working on any relevant profile(s) that are connected to their ancestral family.

Here are some other ways that Team members can contribute to our topic goals (if you have a special interest area, you can add yourself to that task, or ask one of us to): * Identify relevant profiles by using the source database at the Irish Famine Memorial Sydney, including the [http://www.irishfaminememorial.org/en/orphans/names-monument/ memorial monument] and other orphans identified in the [http://www.irishfaminememorial.org/en/orphans/database/ database]. * Ensure that the 'Earl Grey' Sticker and the relevant categories have been added to each profile (see [[#Stickers|Stickers]] and [[#Categories|Categories]] below). * Add maintenance categories to let the Profile Improvement Team know where they can help
e.g.

(and others from

)(and others from

) * Action maintenance categories by finding relevant sources and improving profile biographies. ==Stickers== There are two important [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Stickers Stickers] used by this topic:''' 'Member' '''and''' 'Earl Grey' '''. Remember that the code for stickers can be placed anywhere between the headings

and

''(see [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Stickers Help:Stickers] for more information)''. *''' 'Member' ''' :'''Code to use''':

:'''Usage''':
For use on profiles of '''WikiTree Genealogists''' that are '''members of the 'Earl Grey' topic team'''. :'''Function''':
* Increases awareness of the topic and provides a link to the space page
* Adds the profile to

:'''Displays as''':

{{Clear}}
*''' 'Earl Grey' ''' : '''Code to use''':

{{Blue|Native-place}}

Notes -
1. {{Red|Must use lower case 'l' in parameter name (ie. 'location' NOT 'Location')}}
2. Replace {{Blue|Native-place}} with the [[:Category:Counties in Ireland|Irish County]] nominated in the shipping records as the orphan's 'native place' (do not use the word 'County').
e.g.

Orphans from 'King's County' should be entered as 'Offaly', 'Queens County' as 'Laois'.
3. Omit the 'location' parameter if the 'native place' is unknown, or in dispute.
e.g.

: '''Usage''':
For use on '''all profiles within the scope of this topic'''. :'''Function''':
* Highlights the orphan's involvement in the Earl Grey Scheme
* Adds the profile to the topic landing-level categories (see [[#Categories|Categories]] below). :'''Displays as''':

{{Clear}} In addition, it may be appropriate to add one or more of the following stickers: *

*

*

''More information about these and other Stickers used by the [[Project:Australia|Australia]] Project can be found [[Space:Australia_Project_Boxes_and_Stickers_-_List_of|here]]. ==Categories== All profiles within the scope of this topic require the following three categories (all of them have been set up and are accessible from the Category Picker): *''Irish Famine Orphan Girls from...''
(added automatically via the 'Earl Grey' sticker)
see this [[:Category:Irish Famine Orphan Girls from Ireland|category list]]. *''Irish Famine Orphan Girls aboard...''
(needs to be added manually)
see this [[:Category:Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme|category list]]. *''Ship Name, Arrived...''
(needs to be added manually)
see this [[:Category:Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme Ships 1848 - 1850|category list]]. In addition, it may be appropriate to add one or more of the following categories: * Migration stream, level 5
e.g.

==Resources== The following pages may be of interest:

The following resources may also be useful: * [https://www.irishfaminememorial.org/history What was the Earl Grey Famine Orphan Scheme?] * [https://www.irishfaminememorial.org Irish Famine Memorial Sydney] * [https://earlgreysfamineorphans.wordpress.com/category/the-earl-grey-scheme/ Trevo's Irish Famine Orphans] * [http://www.historyireland.com/20th-century-contemporary-history/lost-children/ History Ireland; Lost Children] * [https://museumsvictoria.com.au/longform/journeys-to-australia/ Immigration Museum, Victoria] See also: * [https://books.google.com.au/books?id=pzOIsvklyEkC&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false The Famine Immigrants: Lists of Irish Immigrants Arriving at the Port of New York, 1846-1851] ==Related Projects and Topics== * [[Space:Australia_-_Assisted_and_Bounty_Immigrants|Assisted and Bounty Immigrants]] topic * Orphan girls were also sent to Van Dieman's Land (now Tasmania), in a scheme similar to, but distinct from, the Earl Grey Famine Orphan Scheme: see [[Space:Irish Famine Orphan Girls―Female Immigration Association|Space:Irish Famine Orphan Girls―Female Immigration Association]].

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They may need the Unsourced template with state parameter/s. *'''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=BirthLocation%3D%27Australia%27+Birthcountry%3Dunknowncountry&MaxProfiles=50000&SortOrder=BiLoc&PageSize=100 Unknown Birth Location]''' '''1,207''' *'''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=DeathLocation%3D%27Australia%27+Deathcountry%3Dunknowncountry&MaxProfiles=50000&SortOrder=BiLoc&PageSize=100 Unknown Death Location]''' '''1,583''' *'''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=MarriageLocation%3D%27Australia%27+Marriagecountry%3Dunknowncountry&MaxProfiles=50000&SortOrder=BiLoc&PageSize=100 Unknown Marriage Location]''' '''2,224'''

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Categories:
Collaborative_Profile_of_the_Week
Colonial_Australia_1788-1900
Colony_of_Victoria_(1851-1900)
Eureka,_Victoria
Eureka_Diggings,_Victoria
Eureka_Stockade

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[[Category:Colony of Victoria (1851-1900)]] [[Category:Eureka, Victoria]] [[Category: Eureka Stockade]] [[Category:Eureka Diggings, Victoria]] [[Category: Collaborative Profile of the Week]] [[Category: Colonial Australia 1788-1900]]

{{Image|file=Ross-6233.png |align=r |size=140 | label = The Southern Cross Flag |caption='''The Southern Cross,
flag of the Eureka Stockade Rebels''' }} Leading up to 3 December 1854 gold miners in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, protested against the perceived oppression of the British colonial authority being exerted at the diggings. This became known as the Eureka Rebellion or the Eureka Stockade. The Eureka Stockade [http://www.australia.gov.au/about-australia/australian-story/eureka-stockade Australian gov.au] -Eureka Stockade, was one of the most significant events in Australia. Historians point to it as a key event in the development of democracy in Australia. This early popular uprising led to the democratic system Australians enjoy today. '''We swear by the Southern Cross to stand truly by each other and fight to defend our rights and liberties!''' —The diggers' oath, 30 November 1854. The gold rushes brought many immigrants to Australia from the British Isles, continental Europe, North America and China. The Colony of Victoria's population grew rapidly, from 76,000 in 1850 to 530,000 by 1859

. Discontent arose amongst diggers almost immediately, particularly on the crowded Victorian fields. The causes of this were the colonial government's administration of the diggings and the gold licence system. Following a number of protests and petitions for reform, violence erupted at Ballarat in late 1854. Early on the morning of Sunday 3 December 1854, British soldiers and Police attacked a stockade built on the 'Eureka lead' holding some of the aggrieved diggers. In a short fight, 20 miners were killed and an unknown number wounded

. O'Brien lists 5 soldiers of the 12th and 40th Regiments killed and 12 wounded

. Blinded by his fear of agitation with democratic overtones, local Commissioner [[Rede-22|Robert Rede]] had felt "it was absolutely necessary that a blow should be struck" against the miners

. But a few months later, a Royal commission made sweeping changes to the administration of Victoria's goldfields. Its recommendations included the abolition of the licence, reforms to the police force and voting rights for miners holding a Miner's Right

. The Eureka Flag that was used to represent the Ballarat miners has been seriously considered by some as an alternative to the Australian flag, because of its controversial association with democratic developments

. The incident at the ‘Eureka Stockade’ faded into obscurity. But years later its memory was progressively characterised as a stand by Australians for democratic rights and independence which is now rooted in national folk lore

. In the 1890s, visiting author Mark Twain characterised the battle at Eureka as "The finest thing in Australasian history. It was a revolution-small in size, but great politically; it was a strike for liberty, a struggle for principle, a stand against injustice and oppression...it is another instance of a victory won by a lost battle."

. Alternatively, in 1999, the then Premier of New South Wales, Bob Carr, dismissed the Eureka Stockade as a "protest without consequence"

. During the 2004 Australian federal election, Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson stated his view that "I think people have tried to make too much of the Eureka Stockade...trying to give it a credibility and standing that it probably doesn't enjoy."

"

[[Lalor-99|Peter Lalor]]

, the leader of the rebellion, later went on to become a member of parliament. The term digger went on to become the name used for Australian Soldiers, embodying the principles of mateship adapted by the "diggers" at the Eureka Stockade. {{Image|file=Photos-36.jpg |align=l |size=220 |caption='''Eureka Stockade battle''' }} {{Image|file=Photos-37.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption='''Eureka Stockade''' }} {{clear}} ==Participants== *See [[Space:Eureka_Rebellion_participants|Eureka Rebellion participants]] which includes notes about role played *Obituaries of Eureka veterans. In some cases the claim to being a rebel can be quite spurious, however, for the moment we take them at face value: [[Space:Eureka_rebellion_obituaries|Eureka rebellion obituaries]] *Those who participated in the 50th anniversary : [[Space:Eureka_50th_anniversary|Eureka 50th anniversary]] ===Military=== In 1854 the (12th) regiment sailed for Australia and remained there, and in Tasmania, until 1860 when it went to New Zealand to help put down the Maori Rebellion

. The 40th had arrived in Australia in 1852 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas James Valiant and had detachments widely dispersed in Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia

. *The Soldiers posted to Ballarat to quell the Eureka Rebellion 1854: **[[Space:Eureka_12th_Regiment_of_Foot|Eureka 12th Regiment of Foot]] **[[Space:Eureka_40th_Regiment_of_Foot|Eureka 40th Regiment of Foot]] ====Naval reinforcements==== "'''Governor Hotham''' was concerned that the revolt may spread to Melbourne, so he organised naval reinforcements to assist the military and the police. Two officers and seventeen seamen from the HMS ''Fantome'', with the ship's six pounder field piece (cannon) as well as two officers, seventeen seamen and six pounder field pieces were sent from the HMS ''Electra'' to Ballarat. "

:HMS ''Fantome'' (1839) was a 16-gun Acorn-class brig-sloop launched in 1839 and sold in 1864. :HMS ''Electra'' (1837) was an 18-gun sloop launched in 1837 and sold in 1862. Both naval ships were berthed in Port Phillip Bay at the time of Eureka Stockade.

=== Persons Who Fought and Fell === There are a number of memorials including graves at Ballarat Old Cemetery: [[Space:Eureka_rebellion_memorials|Eureka rebellion memorials]] {{Image|file=Photos-52.jpg |align=l |size=180 |label= This Tablet Was Erected -- BY -- |caption='''1923 Memorial Stone ''' }} {{Image|file=Photos-53.jpg |align=r |size=320 |caption='''Eureka Monument''' }} {{clear}} :'''Sortable Table of graves''' The type column key is: S=Soldier/military, R=Rebel, O=Other {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+Names,

Age, death date, burial

, Place of origin

Sortable table |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''last name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''first name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''age December 1854''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Type''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" class="unsortable" |'''burial; place of origin''' |- |'''Diggers''' |- |[[Emmermann-3|Emmermann]]||Wilhelm|| || ||R ||Bur. unknown; Petersburg, Germany |- |[[Diamond-1626|Diamond]]||Martin||23||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; County Clare, Ireland |- |[[O'Neill-4725|O'Neill]]||Thomas||30||3 Dec 1854 ||R|| Bur. Old Ballaarat; From Kilkenny, Ireland |- |[[Donaghey-140| Donaghey]]||George||25||3Dec1854||R|| Bur. Old Ballaarat; Muff, Co. Donegal, Ire |- |[[Clifton-3186|Clifton]]||W|| || ||R || |- |[[Quin-635|Quin]]||Edward||35||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; County Cavan, Ireland |- |[[Quinlan-949|Quinlan]]||William|| ||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Goulbourn, NSW |- |[[Hafele-25|Hafele]]||John|| || ||R||Bur. unknown; a blacksmith from Württemberg, Germany '''OR''' |- |Henfeld||Thomas|| || ||R||Bur. unknown; a blacksmith from Württemberg, Germany |- |[[Crow-4065|Crow]]||John||30||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Origin unknown |- |[[Moore-61064|Moore]]||Thadeus||21||3Dec1854||R || Bur. Geelong; County Clare, Ireland |- |[[Brown-118894|Brown]]||James||29 || Dec 1854 ||R || wounded died later; bur. unk.; Newry, Ireland |- |[[Ross-6233|Ross]]||Charles Lt/Capt||27||5Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Canada |- |[[Robertson-20323|Robertson]]||John||25||3Dec1854 ||R||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Scotland |- |[[Fenton-3295|Fenton]]|| ? || || ||R|| wounded died later; unknown origins |- |[[McGlynn-353|McGlynn]]||Edward||36||3Dec1854 ||R||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Ireland |- |[[Hynes-1292|Hynes]]||John||30||3Dec1854||R||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Co. Clare, Ireland |- |[[Gittins-367|Gittins]]||Patrick||32||3Dec1854||R|||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Kilkenny, Ireland |- |[[Mullins-6052|Mullins]]||T ||28||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Kilkenny, Limerick Ireland |- |[[Green-39609|Green]]||Samuel|| || ||R||Bur. Unknown; England |- |[[Julien-536|Julien]]||Robert||34||14Jan1855||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; Nova Scotia, Canada |- |[[Thönen-17|Thonen]]||Edward||24||3Dec1854||R ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; A Prussian from Elberfeld, Germany (the lemonade man) |- |[[Parker-41373|Parker]]||Thomas||30 || 3Dec1854 ||R||Bur. Old Ballaarat; was a blacksmith. Died at age 30 years. |- |Hassle||J|| || ||R|| |- |[[Coxhead-304|Coxhead]]||Frederick|| 22 || 1856 ||R ||wounded, died 1856 as consequence of wounds; burial unknown; lawyers clerk from London, England |- |'''Soldiers''' |- |[[Wise-6073|Wise]]||Capt Henry Christopher||26||21 Dec 1854 ||S||Bur. Old Ballaarat; 40th Regiment |- |[[Webb-21429|Webb]]||Priv. William||29||5 Dec1854||S ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; 12th Regiment |- |[[Roney-620|Roney]]||Priv Michael||21||3Dec1854||S|||Bur. Old Ballaarat; 40th Regiment |- |[[Wall-7065|Wall]]||Priv Joseph||20 || 3Dec1854||S ||40th Regiment |- |[[Boyle-4555|Boyle]]||Priv Felix||32||10 Jan 1855||S ||Bur. Old Ballaarat; 12th Regiment |-[[Hall-62963|Hall]]||Priv John||30||31 December 1854||S||12th Regiment, died of wounds |- |'''Other Innocent Deaths''' |- |[[Powell-19999|Powell]]||Henry|||| ||O||was an innocent victim. Visiting from Creswick. https://ballaratheritage.com.au/article/eurekas-fallen/ |- |[[Rollands-5|Rollands]]||Llewellyn||c1822||c1855||O ||was an innocent victim. Deliberately shot by a trooper. https://ballaratheritage.com.au/article/eurekas-fallen/ |} *Death records for those who fell around the time of Eureka Stockade retrieved from the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria https://my.rio.bdm.vic.gov.au/ "The 27 names from registration number 3240 to 3266, were entered consecutively in the Victorian Death Register and occupy almost six pages in the original register held at the Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages at 295 Queen Street, Melbourne. The reason that they were registered on the 20 June 1855, almost seven months after the Eureka Riots, is not known.Those not found in the Death Registrations but are reported as dead in various other references were: Captain Littlehales (12th Regiment), [[Hall-62963|John Hall]], Joseph Little, Alfred Bryant, William Simpson Hardie, Fenton, Samuel Green, John Hafele, Joseph Watts, and Denis O’Brien."

Note: Capt Littlehales succumbed to 'Dysentry' shortly after the Eureka Stockade Attack (not a death due to the rebellion)

:'''Defenders''' *Wilhelm Emmermann 3240/1855 *Edward Thonen 3242/1855 *Thomas Henfeld 3243/1855 Birthplace; WURT. Aged 28 years. *Henry Ross 3244/1855 *John Hynes 3245/1855 *Patrick Gittins 3246/1855 *Unknown male Mullins 3247/1855 *George Donaghey 3248/185550 *Martin Diamond 3249/1855 *James Brown 3250/1855 age 29 from Ireland *Edward Quin 3252/1855 *William Quinlan 3253/1855 n 3242/1855 *Thadeus Moore 3254/1855 *John Crow 3255/1855 *Thomas O'Neill 3256/1855 *John Robertson 3257/1855 from 'PERT' *Edward McGlynn 3258/1855 from Tipperary *Robert Julien 3265/1855 *George Clifton 3266/1855 Age 32 *Thomas Parker 3259/1855 Aged 30 years. :'''Soldiers''' *Henry Christopher Wise 3260/1855 *Michael Roney 3261/1855 from Ireland *Joseph Walt 3262/1855 Age 20 *William Webb 3263/1855 Age 19 *Felix Boyle 3264/1855 from 'MONA' :'''Others''' *Henry Powell 3241/1855 *Rowland Llewellyn 3251/1855 Aged 33 years Birthpalce; Wales, UK ===Arrests and trials=== *[[Space:Eureka_Report_of_the_Board_appointed_to_Enquire_into_Circumstances_Connected_with_the_Late_Disturbance_at_Ballarat|Eureka Report of the Board appointed to Enquire into Circumstances Connected with the Late Disturbance at Ballarat]] *[[Space:Eureka_arrests|Eureka arrests]] *[[Space:Eureka_State_Trials|Eureka State Trials]] *[[Space:Eureka_State_Trials_-_Juries|Eureka State Trials - Juries]] High court trial witness list; https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/154851351# "... The following is the formidable array of legal talent engaged" for the defence.ref;Supreme Court - January 16th 1885 published The Age newspaper (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Wed 17 Jan 1855, page 5. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/154851992/18209749 ==Timeline of events== '''Please use this timeline as a worksheet; It's to gather the names of those connected with Eureka Stockade (& to place the names & events into accurate chronological order''') === '''1788''' === The colony of New South Wales founded & first fleet arrives with convicts under guard of British 'Marines'. (one assumes they were required to provide the military might for general Law & Order across the colony). The position of 'Governor of New South Wales' is created. It was THE top ranking position in (New South Wales) Australia. The appointment of Governor granted autocratic rule over the colony. Orders had the power of law (this autocratic rule was reduced in scope after 1821). === '''1789''' === The 'New South Wales Corps' was formed in England in 1789 as a permanent regiment of the British Army to relieve the marines who had accompanied the First Fleet. === '''1809''' === The Corps was reformed into the 102nd Regiment of Foot. Thereafter these Army Regiments were regularly replaced. === '''1851''' === :-Discovery of Gold in Ballarat. Between 1851-1854 Victoria's population quadruples. (One source claims the discovery to be as late as 1853

) :-'''1 July''' Act of parliament/Proclaiming the 'colony of Victoria' separate from New South Wales. (The right to vote or elect government did not exist). :- The former Superintendant of the Port Phillip District of New South Wales is appointed the first Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony of Victoria (Charles La Trobe). :-La Trobe introduces a mining licensing system. :-'''1st September''' First Victorian mining licence issued. 30 shillings per month. Miners required by law to buy a licence and carry it with them at all times, or face a fine and arrest. :- Miners had to pay for a licence to be able to mine for gold but they were unable to claim the land on which they worked, and so could be (and sometimes were) relocated at a moment's notice

. Miner(s) could be working a rich mine & be assigned another mine site to work. There was no right to appeal a decision. :-To encourage strict adherance of the mine licence policy; the Police are awarded/receive half the income that they gather from fines (fines of those found in breach of mine licence policy). === '''1852''' === :-The new Colony of Victoria recognises their revenues will not cover required expenditure. :- Miners in Victoria are treated as the new lower class to be used for the benefit of the Authorities and were treated with disdain with impunity (the miners still had no right to vote yet) :-Establishment of Victorian Police Force "from an existing colonial police force of 875 men"

. :-First Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police appointed. Chief Commissioner William Henry Fancourt Mitchell. :-'''19th October''' 40th Regiment posted to Victoria, arrival at Melbourne (they remain until 1860, where they are posted to New Zealand to fight in the Maori Wars)

=== '''1853''' === :-Police “licence raids” at the diggings become more frequent and more punitive; in response the diggers became more militant. :-'''19th February''' Newspaper publishes an open letter addressed to all Miners throughout Victoria discussing the oppressive behaviour being conducted by Police in the gold fields & the disgrace that must be felt by miners for NOT having access to recourse in law. Discussing the need to rise up against the oppression

:-'''25th November''' Mitchell appoints Charles McMahon Assistant Commissioner of Police

. McMahon (an ex-British military man) heavily arms Gold Fields Police (with firearms, swords, bayonets and batons) and permits an oppressive style of policing to be practiced. The carrying of such weapons was not seen anywhere else in the Australian colony. === '''1854''' === :- '''31st January''' Mitchell resigns and is replaced by Charles McMahon as Chief Commissioner of Police. :-'''May''' Lieutenant-Governor Charles La Trobe resigns in despair at the “atmosphere of insurrection” in the goldfields. :-'''1 June''' Hotham is appointed the new Lieutenant Governor. :-Still Government revenues do not cover that required (predicted deficit for 1854 was £2 million). Income from the mining boom/licences had been expected to fill the shortfall. :-Police “licence raids” at the diggings became more frequent and more punitive. In response the diggers became more militant. :-Miners call on Lieutenant-Governor Hotham to reduce licence fees or remove licences altogether :-In response, Hotham INCREASES licence checks to twice weekly. :-Continuing & growing unrest at the Diggings where police are being pelted with rocks, verbally abused, & guns are being fired over Police heads. :-'''7th October''' Saturday around 2 a.m. miner James Scobie dies of wounds & his friend Peter Martin is badly beaten in a fight with Eureka Hotel owners (the Bentleys) & staff (a short distance away from the Bentley's Eureka Hotel). The fight resulted from being refused after-hours service at the hotel. At the fight were James Bentley (owner, Eureka Hotel), Catherine Bentley (wife), William Henry Hance (staff) and Thomas Farrell (staff). :- A mother & 10 year old boy named 'Walshe' (assumed this is their family name) who lived in a tent opposite the hotel rear, heard both the party of 2 miners & party of 4 from Hotel go past & saw the party of 4 return after, into the hotel

. :-"Later that same morning Dr James Stewart performed an inquest into Scobie's death with an open verdict returned. Even though most believed James Bentley had killed Scobie"

. (Research needed on the date) Stewart claimed the fight injuries were inconsistent with Scobie's death. :-An inquest into Scobie's death was held the same afternoon. At the inquest, the hotel keeper, James Bentley, and his staff denied taking part in the death, despite a sound case against them

. :-"The only evidence brought forward to exonerate the Hotel's 4 was that of the men named George Bassar, Everett Gud, and Henry Green". Henry Green was a long time resident of the hotel

:'''-8th October''' Sunday. Miners request a second inquest of Scobie's death. :-'''9th October''' Monday. The 4 from the Hotel are taken into custody on suspicion of murder, all from the hotel were released, the magistrate's stating " that there was not the shadow of a case against Mr. Bentley, and that he, as well as the others, were honorably discharged"

. (research & confirm dates) :-'''12th October''' Thursday. Those arrested for Scobie's murder examined before the police magistrate, Mr. Dewes, and the commissioners, Messrs. Rede and Johnston. Surprisingly they are acquitted in the 1st trial. It is alleged by supporters of Scobie, that Police & Magistrate corruption is involved. "An inquest was held by a magistrate named Dewes, who was suspected of being under an obligation to Bentley, and believed to be what a later official investigation proved, a corrupt and unreliable officer. Instead of committing Bentley for trial, Dewes acquitted him. One of the commissioners (Johnston) was not satisfied with this inquiry, and forwarded his notes to headquarters."

:-'''17th October''' Tuesday 12 noon. An estimated 3000-5000 miners meet near Eureka Hotel. They are angry with the court judgement in the Scobie case. Named among those at this meeting were Thomas Kennedy, Angus Sutherland, Stephen Cumming, Mr. Blair, Peter Lalor, James R. Thomson, John W. Gray, Thomas D. Wanliss, William Corkhill, Alexander M. P. Grant and Archibald Carmichael. In addition Reverends P Smith (or Smythe) & ... Downey were also at the committee meeting (they attended to advise "Peace & Patience until the new Commission of Inquiry should make their report". The meeting decides (among other resolutions) to forward a petition to Lieutenant-Governor Hotham for lawful review of the case.

) :-At about the same time of this miner's meeting "A strong body of foot-police, under Sub-Inspector Ximenes, was posted in the hotel, and mounted troopers, under Captain Evans, were stationed in an adjacent hollow" (close to the miner's meeting place)

. The commissioners (magistrates) were also in attendance with the Police. :-"After the miner's meeting was dissolved, those in attendance disperse in all directions. A number of them proceed in the direction of Bentley's hotel, and were immediately followed by the Commissioners and some mounted troopers. It is a matter of speculation whether the miner's meeting would NOT have dispersed peaceably had this action not been taken by the authorities. When the Police horsemen were seen to proceed towards the hotel, those that were then on their way home in other directions, arrested their steps to see what "was happening". Some miners near the Bentley's Eureka Hotel began at first to throw stones at the it (as a kind of retribution for those from Bentley's Hotel not having been punished for Scobie's death). After a few panes of glass were broken, the appetite for destruction seemed to increase. More and more joined in and the destruction by the crowd got out of control. By 2.30-3pm it was estimated the crowd had grown to 8000-10000. Police attended in numbers, but there was not enough to stop the riot. (Needs research; but there was probably only about 400 police in Ballarat at the time). Eureka Hotel is burnt down. :-Police call for more assistance/support from the Government. :-Arrests of 3 related to the Eureka Hotel fire. Thomas Fletcher, Andrew McIntyre, and Henry Westerly. (research & confirm dates). It was later stated that McIntyre & Fletcher were libelled by police in court .

. :-'''18th October''' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE - ARRIVED. ...October 18.— Camperdown, ship, 330 tons, from Cork, -with 420 soldiers of the (1st Division) 12th Regiment of Infantry

. :-'''3rd November''' The ship Empress Eugene arrives in Melbourne carrying with her the 2nd Division, 12th (East Sussex) Regiment. Including recently promoted Captain John Reynolds Palmer. :-'''11th November''' Another meeting of miners on Bakery Hill agrees to form 'Ballarat Reform League' (to bring about the right to vote, abolition of licensing system, reform of administration of the gold fields, revision of laws relating to Crown land)

. :-'''18th November''' "New evidence came to light and a trial (for the murder of Scobie) was held in Melbourne's Supreme Court commencing 18 November: Queen v. James Francis Bentley, Catherine Bentley, William Henry Hance and Thomas Farrell in the murder of James Scobie. Judge Redmond Barry presided over the case. James Bentley, William Hance and Thomas Farrell were all found guilty of manslaughter and three sentenced... :-'''20 November''' and three sentenced each to three years hard labour on the roads; Catherine Bentley was found not guilty". Report into the Ballarat Riot is presented to Hotham. His written response in the report is to immediately dismiss D'Ewes from his position. :- On the afternoon of 20 November, Judge Barry presided over the trial of the Bentley's Hotel '''rioters'''. Thomas Fletcher, Andrew McIntyre, and Henry Westerly were respectively sentenced to three, four, and six months imprisonment. :-Police call for assistance/support. Authorities send the military that had been based in Melbourne & Geelong (40th & 12th Regiments) :-'''27 November''' A delegation of miner's present a petition to Lieutenant-Governor Hotham. It asked to investigate James Scobie death & also they demanded that the 3 jailed for the Eureka Hotel fire might be released. (Petition signed for the miners by; James R. Thomson (Chairman), Peter Lalor (Secretary), Thomas P. Wanliss (Treasurer), John Weightman Gray, William Corkhill, Alexander McP Grant & Archibald Carmichael

. :-Hotham refuses to bow to miner's demands & or release those jailed for burning the Eureka Hotel. :-'''28th November''' Miners and Police clash. Peter Lalor stated after the clash that authorities had shot at an unarmed miner, at a time before the Riot Act had been read out. Authorities were seen to take up shooting positions near to Eureka & the miners respond by arming themselves and gathering nearby. The authorities then fell back. :-Around this time Lalor is deep mining at 140 feet down, with Hayes on the windlass :-Arrival of the 40th Regiment reinforcements. Entering the diggings with fixed Bayonets & Drawn Swords meets with no response or resistance. Mounted troops, Infantry, Naval artillery & supply wagons. Most were experienced in battle. :-'''For a more complete list of all 40th Regiment attending Eureka''' see [[Space:Eureka 40th Regiment of Foot|Eureka 40th Regiment of Foot]] 124x soldiers... (a Military report at the time counted 261 in total supposed to have participated in Eureka action)

:-'''29th November''' The Eureka flag (The Southern Cross) is first raised (at a meeting of 12000 miners). :-'''30th November''' :-500 miners gathered under the Eureka flag and elects Peter Lalor as their leader. They swore to fight together against police and military. :-Peter Lalor armed with a rifle calls on miners to arm themselves & stand together. :-'''1st December''' - Construction of the 'Stockade' proper around their flag. :-Miners populate the stockade, taking in food & weapons. :-Peter Lalor seeks out Mr Vern as a military tactics adviser. Vern declines

. Vern is described in an open letter

as American citizen by birth Hanoverian. :-Artist [[Doudiet-3|Charles A Doudiet]] draws the iconic picture 'Swearing allegiance to the "Southern Cross"

' (among a great many Doudiet images of Eureka Stockade, at the time). Doudiet had accompanied 'Ross' on the Ship 'Magnolia' with 3 other Canadians as they immigrated to Australia. :-'''2nd December''' 12th Regiment Infantry reinforcements & supply wagons arrive in Ballarat (The end of an exhausting 2 day forced march). Most experienced in battle. Their arrival is met with derision by the mining community who respond by yelling out (the common derisory term) 'Joe, Joe...', throwing missiles at them & firing guns overhead. Ultimately 2 of the ammunition wagons were attacked & overturned. The Regiment's Drummer Boy is injured by a wayward bullet (this injury to their boy is thought to have hardened the soldier's opinions of the miners. During the military attack on the Stockade, some are thought to have sought & carried out retribution for their boy's injury). :-'''For a full list of all 12th Regiment attending Eureka''' see [[Space:Eureka 12th Regiment of Foot|Eureka 12th Regiment of Foot]] 162x soldiers... (Military report at the time counted 185 in total)

:-Captain J. W. Thomas (Ballaarat Military Camp) Commanding officer inspects the diggings and decides to attack the stockade at dawn 3rd December. :-Peter Lalor seeks out Mr Magill as a military adviser. :-'''For a full list of Foot Police & Troopers attending Eureka see http://www.eurekapedia.org/Police''' 55x listed plus 1x listed special constable... :-'''3rd December''' :-At dawn the stockade housed roughly 150 miners, including 20 Americans who had recently arrived at Ballarat; those were armed with revolvers. :-A force of 276 Soldiers & Police launch dawn attack on the stockade, to defeat the rebels & arrest their leaders; the battle lasts 15 minutes. Again attending in the attack force were the 3 district Magistrates; Mr. Commissioner Amos, Mr. Hackett police magistrate & Mr. G. Webster Civil Commissary. (After "The soldiers and police then went wild, destroying tents and property without reason, bayoneting the wounded, and shooting innocent bystanders. The aftermath of the battle led many to describe Eureka as a massacre"

) "Some accounts say that policemen finished off some of the wounded and set fire to tents and storehouses so that at least two intoxicated diggers died in their beds"

:-114 miners are arrested, considerably more are injured (some say long after the battle was won), Peter Lalor is shot in the arm. 16 Soldiers & 1 Policeman are wounded. 4 soldiers are dead & 2 more die later from wounds received. 22 miners are dead. "In the event, most of the arrested diggers were soon released without charges. They included all of the Americans, who had undeniably caused some of the army casualties, apart from the one black man who had helped to make pikes"

:- £200 Reward dead or alive on the heads of Lalor & Black ("miner's Minister of War"). It is strongly felt that this Mr. Black was actually a proprietor of 'Digger's Advocate' newspaper, that his name had been misquoted in the press & one who actually did quite a lot to calm down the tensions rather than to support the resistance

:-Those Miner's leaders that were not captured go into hiding. :-Peter Lalor escapes capture but had been shot in the arm. :-'''4th December''' :-Lalor makes his own way to Stephen Cummins' house. A trusted friend near Daylesford. :- 5th?? We know form recollections that Lalor's arm is amputated by Drs. Doyle and Stewart at St Alipus' Church & he is then smuggled to Geelong

. :-'''6th December''' Riot Act read & Martial Law is imposed over next 3 days. :-'''21st December''' Lieutenant Henry Wise, whose both legs were amputated after the stockade attack, dies. === '''1855''' === '''1st March''' :-13 men are tried for High Treason including Henry Seekamp the editor of the Ballarat Times

. :- John Manning & Mr Josephs were arrested at the Stockade in a large tent erected in the middle of the ground. In the trial of John MANNING witness for the prosecution was undercover Trooper Goodenough

. He infiltrated the meetings dressed as a miner; also mentions others at these meetings. John OLLMAN a former constable in Melbourne. Charles ROBERTS. Mr. McCULLOCH. Another witness was policeman Andrew Peters 29th November who dressed in plain clothes to attend miners meetings (stated he was from Copenhagen, Denmark). Witness Trooper Robert TULLY he was at the stockade 3rd December. Witness Trooper William DALGLEISH escorted prisoners back to The Camp. Witness Trooper Michael QUIGLEY assisted in the removal of wounded & dead after. Witnesses Charles CARTER, Police Inspectors John KING & Thomas MILLS. Witness Commissioner AMOS. Police Commissioner HACKETT. Witness ... WEBSTER was at the Friday meeting. Witness Thomas ALLEN. :-'''27th March''' Seekamp is found guilty of seditious libel & given 6 months. All others were acquitted. :-The Eureka Stockade leader, Peter Lalor, and others came out of hiding without any legal consequences. :-Licence fees were abolished :-miners’ rights were issued :-Goldfields police numbers are reduced :- the oppressive manner of policing at the Goldfields is curtailed :-The right to vote is granted. :-'''20th June''' 27 names of those killed at Eureka were entered consecutively in the Victorian Death Register and occupy almost six pages in the original register from registration number 3240 to 3266.

'''November''' :-Peter Lalor is elected to Victorian Legislative Council. He remained in politics for most of the rest of his life (retiring 1887) :- Around '''December''' Governor Charles Hotham dies (a year after Eureka). ------ ==Sources==

See also *[[Space:Eureka_rebellion_obituaries]] *[[Space:Eureka_12th_Regiment_of_Foot]] *[http://www.goldrushcolony.com.au/australian-gold-history-culture-info/australian-gold-rush-history-law-order/eureka-rebellion Gold Rush Colony] - Eureka Rebellion *[http://web.archive.org/web/20040215210823/http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/slv/exhibitions/goldfields/eureka/chronol.htm Archive.org] - Life on the Goldfields - a chronology *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_Rebellion Wikipedia Article "Eureka Rebellion"] *3 December 1854 military report from Capt. J. W. Thomas report to Headquarters following Eureka rebellion http://www.lancashireinfantrymuseum.org.uk/capt-j-w-thomas-report-to-headquarters-following-eureka-rebellion/ *Public Record Office Victoria VPRS 5527 Official Forms, Evidence and Depositions, October 1854 http://www.eurekapedia.org/Public_Record_Office_Victoria_VPRS_5527_Official_Forms,_Evidence_and_Depositions,_October_1854 *Supreme Court trial in Melbourne, gold-miner Peter Martin gave eyewitness testimony regarding the death, as published "Supreme Court, Melbourne, Nov. 18th". Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer. NSW: National Library of Australia. 2 December 1854. p. 1. Retrieved 13 February 2012. *http://www.eurekapedia.org/Biographies PRINTED HISTORIES *History of the 12th (The Suffolk) Regiment 1685-1913 by Lieut-Col EAH Webb (1914) (Reprint, Naval and Military Press, 2001)

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The First Fleet arrived in Port Jackson in 1788 it comprised eleven ships bearing around 1400 people, half of whom were convicts. Between 1788 and 1868, large numbers of convicts were transported to the various Australian penal colonies by the British government. One of the primary reasons for the British settlement of Australia was the establishment of a penal colony to alleviate pressure on their overburdened correctional facilities. When the last convict ship docked in Fremantle many of those transported were not criminals in the true sense but found themselves crossing the oceans as a result of some youthful, impetuous statement or action. By the end of transportation on the East Coast in the 1840s, the Colony of New South Wales was well established more and more free settlers were involved in trade and agriculture, helping to bring some success and stability. At the same time, a number of former convicts were, through their ability and determination, making substantial contributions to the colony's development. By the 1850s 165000 convicts had been transported to Australia while well over 200 000 free migrants arrived between 1825 and 1850. Well over a hundred medical men are known to have arrived as transportees. With no standardization of medical qualifications in the early nineteenth century, many would have been unqualified. Of those who came during this period three men, well known to each other in Sydney, are recognized for their medical abilities and as founding fathers of several respected institutions which developed as the settlement turned from a gaol into a colony. Some of these and other Convicts went on to be famous in Australia for various reasons. This page has links to some of these Convicts who have profiles on Wikitree

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==First Fleet Convict List published in the Daily Mirror, 1969 - purporting to be from a fictional article in the London Gazette.== The names in this list cannot be relied upon. For the sourced list of known First Fleet convicts please go to our [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:First_Fleet%2C_Australia%2C_1788&public=1 First Fleet Page]. '''Transcribed by Barbara Turner, 1992'''

: Capt. Arthur Phillip, R.N. was commissioned as the first Governor of New South Wales. He set sail on May 13th, 1787 from Portsmouth with 11 vessels. He arrived in N.S.W. with 717 convicts of whom 180 were women, guarded by 191 marines under 19 officers. Note: The incorrect spellings of some place names is how they appeared in the newspaper. Some of those listed did not arrive in Australia as they either did not embark or died en route From the "LONDON GAZETTE", October 1788 CONVICTS TRANSPORTED TO THE NEW COLONY Your Correspondent looks to our Readers and has ascertained as far as possible the names of those who have been convicted of crimes in the Country of England since 1783 and have been sentenced by His Majesty's Judges to be sent to that part of New Holland known as New South Wales Your Correspondent looks to our Readers for their indulgence to involuntary errors and omissions, and trust general attention will secure us from trespassing on their kindness too often. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Where sentenced ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Term |- |ABEL, Robert

|London |7 |- |ABRAMS, Henry | | |- |ABRAHAMS, Esther

|London |7 |- |'''[[Abel-1849|ABELL, Mary, alias Tilley]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |ACRES, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |ADAMS, John |London |7 |- |ADAMS, Mary |London |7 |- |AGLEY, Richard |Winchester |7 |- |ALLEN, John |Hertford |7 |- |ALLEN, William |Ormskirk |7 |- |ALLEN, Charles |London |7 |- |ALLEN, Susannah |London |7 |- |ALLEN, Mary |London | |- |ALLEN, Jamasun, alias Boddington |London |7 |- |ALLEN, Mary, alias Conner |London |7 |- |ANDERSON, John |Exeter |7 |- |ANDERSON, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |ANDERSON, John |London |7 |- |ANDERSON, Fanny |Winchester |7 |- |ARCHER, John |London |7 |- |ARSCOTT, John |Bodmin |7 |- |ATKINSON, George |London |7 |- |AULT, Sarah |London |7 |- |AYNERS, John, alias Agnew |London |7 |- |AYRES, John |London |7 |- |BAILS, Robert |Reading |Life |- |'''[[Bannister-21|BANNISTER, George]]''',

|London |7 |- |BARTLETT, James |Winchester |7 |- |BARSBY, George |Winchester |Life |- |BARNETT, Henry, alias Barnard, alias Burton |Warwick |7 |- |BARNES, Stephen |York |7 |- |BARFERD, John |London |7 |- |BARLAND, George |London |7 |- |BALDING, James, alias William |London |7 |- |BASON, Elizabeth, wife of William Bason |New Sarum |7 |- |BAYLEY, James |New Sarum |7 |- |BAZLEY, John |Exeter |7 |- |BAKER, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |BARRETT, Thomas |Exeter |Life |- |BATLEY, Caten |Exeter |7 |- |BARSBY, Samuel |Exeter |7 |- |BALL, John |Exeter |7 |- |BARRY, John |Bristol |7 |- |BARRET, Daniel | | |- |BARRER, Elizabeth | | |- |BALDWIN, Ruth, alias Bowyer |London |7 |- |BAKER, Martha |London |7 |- |BELL, William |London |7 |- |BENEAR, Samuel |London |7 |- |BELLET, Jacob |London |7 |- |BEARDSLEY, Ann |Derby |5 |- |BEST, John | | |- |BECKFORD, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |BELLAMY, Thomas |Worcester |7 |- |BRID, James |Croydon |7 |- |BIRD, Samuel |Croydon |7 |- |BISHOP, Joseph | | |- |'''[[Baughan-95|BINGHAM, John, alias Boughan]]''' | | |- |BINGHAM, Elizabeth, alias Mooring |London- |7 |- |BIRD, Elizabeth, alias Winifred |Maidstone |7 |- |BLACKHALL, William |Abingdon |7 |- |BLUNT, William |London |7 |- |BLAKE, Francis |London |7 |- |BLATHERHORN, William |Exeter |Life |- |BLOEDWORTH, James |Kingston |7 |- |BLANCHETT, Susannah |Kingston |7 |- |BOND, Peter |London |7 |- |BOYLE, John |London |7 |- |[[Boggis-28|BOGGIS, William]] | | |- |BOND, William |Exeter |7 |- |BOND, Mary, wife of John Bond |Wells |7 |- |BOULTON, Rebecca |Lincoln |7 |- |BONNER, Jane |London |7 |- |BOLTON, Mary |Shrewsbury |7 |- |BROWN, James |Hertford |7 |- |BROWN, William |Southwark |7 |- |BRINDLEY, John |Warwick |7 |- |BROWN, Richard |Reading |7 |- |BROUGH, William, |Stafford |7 |- |[[Bradley-3550|'''BRADLEY, James''']] |London |7 |- |BROWN, Thomas |London |7 |- |BRADBURY, William |London |7 |- |BRYANT, Thomas |Maidstone |7 |- |BRYANT, William |Launceston |7 |- |BROWN, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |BRADFORD, John |Exeter |7 |- |BRANNEGAN, James |Exeter |7 |- |BRUCE, Robert |Exeter |7 |- |BROWN, William |Exeter |7 |- |BRYANT, John |Exeter |7 |- |BREWER, William |Exeter |7 |- |BRICE, William |Bristol |7 |- |BRAND, Curtis | | |- |BRYANT, Michael | | |- |BRAND, Lucy, alias Wood |London |7 |- |BRANHAM, Mary |London |7 |- |BRUCE, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |BURLEIGH, James |London |7 |- |BURN, Peter |London |7 |- |BURNE, James |London |7 |- |BUTLER, William |London |7 |- |BUCKLEY, Joseph |Dorchester |7 |- |BURRIDGE, Samuel |Dorchester |7 |- |BURN, Patrick | | |- |BURN, Simon | | |- |BUFLEY, John | | |- |BUNN, Margaret |London |7 |- |BURKITT, Mary |London |7 |- |BURDO, Sarah |London |7 |- |CARVER, Joseph |Maidstone |7 |- |CASTLE, James |London |7 |- |CAMPBELL, James, alias George |London |7 |- |CAMPBELL, James |Guildford |7 |- |CARNEY, John |Exeter |7 |- |CARTY, Francis |Bodmin |7 |- |CAREY, Ann |Taunton |7 |- |CARTER, Richard, alias Michael Cartwright |Shrewsbury |7 |- |CABLE, Henry

| | |- |CARROLL, Mary, wife of James Carroll |London |7 |- |CESAR, John |Maidstone |7 |- |CHIELDS, William | | |- |CHADDICK, Thomas |London |7 |- |CHURCH, William |Dorchester |7 |- |CHAAF, William |Exeter |7 |- |CHINERY, Samuel |Exeter |7 |- |CHANIN, Edward |Exeter |7 |- |CLOUGH, Richard |Durham |7 |- |CLEMENTS, Thomas |London |7 |- |CLARK, John, alias Hosier |London |7 |- |CLARK, William |London |7 |- |CLARKE, John |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Cleaver-868|CLEAVER, Mary]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |CLEAR, George | | |- |'''[[Clark-54056|CLARK, Elizabeth]]''' | | |- |CONNELLY, William |Bristol |7 |- |CORMICK, Edward |Hertford |7 |- |CORDEN, James |Warwick |7 |- |COLLING, Joseph |London |7 |- |COLE, William |London |7 |- |COX, John Matthew |London |7 |- |COLLIER, Richard |Kingston |7 |- |CONNOLLY, William |Bodmin |7 |- |CONELLY, Cornelius |Exeter |7 |- |COLMAN, Ishmael |Dorchester |7 |- |COFFIN, John |Exeter |7 |- |COLE, Elizabeth |Exeter |7 |- |CON, James |Exeter |Life |- |COPP, James |Exeter |7 |- |COOMBES, Ann, wife of Samuel Coombes |Taunton |7 |- |COLE, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |COLLEY, Elizabeth |London |14 |- |COOKE, Charlotte |London |7 |- |COOPER, Mary |Worcester |7 |- |COLPITTS, Ann |Durham |7 |- |CROSS, John |New Sarum |7 |- |CROPPER, John |London |7 |- |CROSS, William |Coventry |7 |- |CREAMER, John |Exeter |7 |- |CREEK, Jane |London |7 |- |CUNNINGHAM, Edward |London |7 |- |CULLEN, James Bryen |London |7 |- |CULLYHORN, John |Exeter |7 |- |CUDLIP, Jacob, alias Norris |Bodmin |7 |- |CUSS, John, alias Hunsboy |New Sarum |7 |- |CUCKOW, William |Maidstone |7 |- |DAVIS, Aaron |Bristol |7 |- |DAY, Richard |Reading |7 |- |DAVIES, Edward |Stafford |7 |- |DAY, Samuel |Glocester |14 |- |DAVIS, Samuel |Glocester |7 |- |DAVIS, William | | |- |DAVIS, James |London |7 |- |DANIELLS, Daniel |London |7 |- |DALEY, James |London |7 |- |DAVIDSON, John |London |7 |- |DAVIS, William |Brecon |Life |- |DAVIS, Richard | | |- |DALEY, Ann, wife of Gore Daley, alias Ann Warburton |Nether Knutsford |7 |- |DARNELL, Margaret |London |7 |- |DAVIS, Ann |London |7 |- |DALTON, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |DAVIDSON, Rebecca, wife of Robert Davidson |London |7 |- |'''[[Dawson-2329|DAWSON, Margaret]]''' |London |7 |- |DAVIS, Frances |Chelmsford |14 |- |DAVIES, Sarah |Worcester |7 |- |DAVIES, Mary |Shrewsbury |7 |- |DENNISON, Michael |Poole |7 |- |DENISON, Barnaby |Bristol |7 |- |DELANY, Patrick | | |- |DICKSON, Thomas, alias Ralph Raw |Durham |7 |- |DISCALL, Timothy |Bodmin |7 |- |DIXON, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Dickenson-655|DICKENSON, Mary]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |DOUGLAS, William |Lincoln |7 |- |DOWLAND, Ferdinand |London |7 |- |DODDING, James, alias Doring | | |- |'''[[Dring-3|DRING, William]]''',

|Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |DUNNAGE, Joseph |London |Life |- |DUDGENS, Elizabeth | | |- |DUNDASS, Jane |London |7 |- |DUTTON, Ann |London |7 |- |DEYER, Leonard |Southwark |7 |- |DYKES, Mary |London |7 |- |EARLE, William |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Eggleton-373|EAGLETON, William, alias Bones]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |EATON, Mary, alias Shephard | | |- |EARLY, Rachel |Reading |7 |- |EATON, Martha |unknown | 7 |- |ECCLES, Thomas |Guildford |Life |- |EDMUNDS, William |Monmouth |7 |- |EDWARDS, William | | |- |EGGLESTON, George |Maidstone |7 |- |ELLAM, Peter |Ormskirk |7 |- |ELLIOT, William |Croydon |7 |- |ELLIOT, Joseph |Croydon |7 |- |ELAM, Deborah |Chester |7 |- |ENGLISH, Nicholas |London |7 |- |EVANS, Williams |Shrewsbury |7 |- |EVANS, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |EVERETT, John |Hertford |7 |- |'''[[Everingham-93|EVERINGHAM, Matthew]]''',

|London |7 |- |FARRELL, Phillip |London |7 |- |FARLEY, William |Bristol |7 |- |FARMER, Ann |London |7 |- |FENTUM, Benjamin |London |7 |- |FERGUSON, John |Exeter |7 |- |FIELD, William | | |- |FILLESEY, Thomas |Bristol |7 |- |FINLOW, John, alias Hervey | | |- |FIELD, Jane |London |7 |- |FITZGERALD, Jane, alias Phillips |London |7 |- |FITZGERALD, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |FLARTY, Phebe |London |7 |- |FLYN, Edward | | |- |'''[[Forbes-49|FORBES, Ann]]''',

,

|Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Forrester-40|FORRESTER, Robert]]''',

,

|London |7 |- |FOYLE, William |New Sarum |7 |- |FOWKES, Francis |London |7 |- |FOWLES, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Fownes-50|FOWNES, Margaret]]''' |Shrewsbury |7 |- |FRANCIS, William |London |7 |- |FRANCISCO, George |London |7 |- |FRASER, William |Manchester |7 |- |FRASER, Ellen |Manchester |7 |- |FREEMAN, James |Hertford |7 |- |FREEMAN, Robert |London |7 |- |FRY, George | | |- |FRYER, Catherine, alias Prior | | |- |FULLER, John |Manchester |7 |- |GARDNER, Francis |London |7 |- |GARTH, Edward |London |7 |- |GARLAND, Francis |Exeter |7 |- |GARTH, Susannah, alias Grath | | |- |GABEL, Mary |Southwark |7 |- |GASCOYGNE, Olive |Worcester |7 |- |GEARING, Thomas |Oxford |Life |- |GESS, George |Gloucester |7 |- |'''[[George-1643|GEORGE, Anne]]''' |London |7 |- |GLENTON, Thomas |Northallerton |7 |- |GLOSTER, William |London |7 |- |GORDON, Daniel |Winchester |7 |- |GOODWIN, Edward |London |7 |- |'''[[Goodwin-2031|GOODWIN,Andrew]]''' |London |7 |- |GOULD, John |Exeter |7 |- |GRAY, Charles |Southwark |7 |- |GRIFFITHS, Samuel, alias Briscow, alias Butcher |Gloucester |7 |- |GREENWELL, Nicholas |London |7 |- |GREEN, John |Reading |7 |- |GRIFFITHS, Thomas |London |7 |- |GRANGER, Charles |Plymouth |7 |- |GRACE, James | | |- |GREEN, Hannah | | |- |GROVES, Mary |Lincoln |7 |- |GREEN, Mary |London |7 |- |GREEN, Ann |London |7 |- |GREENWOOD, Mary (?) |London |7 |- |GUNTER, William |Bristol |7 |- |HANDFORD, John |Winchester |7 |- |HATCHER, John |Winchester |7 |- |HATFIELD, William |Maidstone |7 |- |HAWKES, Richard |Reading |7 |- |HARRIS, William |Maidstone |7 |- |HATCH, John |Reading |7 |- |HARTLEY, John |Oxford |7 |- |HART, John |Stafford |7 |- |HAINES, Joseph |Gloucester |7 |- |HATHAWAY, Henry |Gloucester |7 |- |HAYES, Dennis |London |7 |- |HALL, Samuel |London |7 |- |HARBINE, Joseph |London |7 |- |HARPER, Joshua |London |7 |- |HAYTON, George, alias Clayton |London |7 |- |HARRISON, Joseph |London |7 |- |HART, John |London |7 |- |HARRIS, John |London |Life |- |HAYES, John |Guildford |7 |- |HATTOM, Joseph | | |- |HARRIFON, Joseph | | |- |HAMLIN, William |Exeter |7 |- |HALL, Joseph |Exeter |Life |- |HALL, John |Exeter |7 |- |HADON, John |Exeter |7 |- |HA?ES, William | | |- |HANDY, Cooper | | |- |HAYNES, William | | |- |'''[[Hervey-534|HERVEY, Elizabeth]]''' | | |- |HALL, Margaret | | |- |HART, Frances | | |- |HARRISON, Mary |Lincoln |7 |- |HEADING, James |Chelmsford |Life |- |HEADINGTON, Thomas |Abingdon |7 |- |HERBERT, John |London |7 |- |HART, Catherine |London |7 |- |HERBERT , John |Exeter |7 |- |HANDLAND, Dorothy, alias Gray |London |7 |- |HALL, Sarah |London |7 |- |HAMILTON, Maria |London |7 |- |HARRISON, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Howard-17242|HARWOOD, Ester, alias Howard]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Hayward-2994|HAYWARD, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |HALL, Elizabeth |Newcastle |7 |- |HERBERT, Jane, alias Rose, alias Jenny Russell |London |7 |- |HENRY, Catherine |London |7 |- |HILL, John |Maidstone |Life |- |HINDLE, Ottiwell |Preston |7 |- |HILL, John |London |7 |- |HILL, Thomas |London |7 |- |HILT, William |Exeter |Life |- |HILL, Thomas | |7 |- |HIPSLEY, Eliabeth |London |7 |- |HILL, Mary |London |7 |- |HOLLISTER, Job |Bristol |7 |- |HAWELL, Thomas |Stafford |7 |- |HOLMES, William |London |7 |- |HOLLOWAY, James |London |7 |- |HOGG, William |London |14 |- |HOWARD, John |London |7 |- |HORTOP, James |Exeter |7 |- |HOLLAND, William |Exeter |7 |- |HOLMES, Susannah | | |- |HOLLOGIN, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |'''[[Hughes-16951|HUGHES, Hugh]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |HUMPHREY, Edward |London |7 |- |HUSBAND, William |London |7 |- |HUGHES, John |Maidstone |7 |- |HUBBARD, William | | |- |HUMPHREYS, Henry |Exeter |7 |- |HUGHES, Thomas | | |- |HUDSON, John | | |- |HUSSEY, James | | |- |HUGHES, Frances Ann |Lancaster |7 |- |HUFFNELL, Susannah |Worcester |7 |- |HUMPHRIES, Mary, | | |- |HYLIDS, Thomas |Guildford |7 |- |INETT, Ann |Worcester |7 |- |INGRAM, Benjamin |London |7 |- |IRVINE, John, alias Aderson, alias Law |Lincoln |7 |- |JACKSON, William |Durham |7 |- |JACOBS, David |London |7 |- |JACOBS, John |London |7 |- |JACKSON, Hannah |Bristol |7 |- |JAGET, Joseph |Exeter |7 |- |JAMESON, James | | |- |JACKSON, Jane, alias Esther Roberts |London |7 |- |JACKSON, Mary |London |7 |- |JEFFRIES, Robert |Devizes |7 |- |JEFFERIES, John |Maidstone |7 |- |JENKINS, Robert, alias Brown |Maidstone |7 |- |JEPP, John |London |7 |- |JENKINS, William |Exeter |7 |- |JONES, Francis |Winchester |7 |- |JONES, Thomas |Warwick |7 |- |JOHNSON, Charles |Manchester |7 |- |JONES, Edward |London |7 |- |JOSEPHS, Thomas |London |7 |- |JOHNSON, William |Kingston |7 |- |JOHNS, Stephen |Launceston |7 |- |JONES, Margaret |Launceston |14 |- |JOHNSON, Edward |Dorcester |7 |- |JONES, John |Exeter |14 |- |JONES, William |Shewsbury |7 |- |JONES, Richard |Shewsbury |7 |- |JONES, Thomas |Bristol |14 |- |JOHNSON, Catherine |London |7 |- |JOHNSON, Mary |London |7 |- |KELLY, Thomas |Pontefract |7 |- |KELLAN, John, alias Keeling |London |Life |- |KENNEDY, Martha |Kingston |7 |- |KIDNEY, Thomas |Bristol |7 |- |KILBY, William |Reading |7 |- |KING, John |London |7 |- |KILPACK, David |London |Life |- |KIMBERLEY, Edward |Coventry |7 |- |KNOWLER, John |Maidstone |7 |- |KNOWLAND, Andrew | | |- |LANKEY, David |London |7 |- |LANE, Richard |Winchester |7 |- |LAWRELL, John |Bodmin |7 |- |LANE, William |Chelmsford |7 |- |LARNE, James |Exeter |7 |- |LAMBETH, John |Bristol |7 |- |LAVELL, Henry | | |- |LARA, Flora |London | |- |LAYCOCK, Caroline |London | |- |LANGLEY, Jane |London |7 |- |LAWRENCE, Mary |London |7 |- |LEMON, Isaac |Chelmsford |7 |- |LEVY, Joseph |London |7 |- |LEARY, John |Winchester |7 |- |LEGG, George |Dorchester |7 |- |LEARY, Jeremiah |Bristol |14 |- |LEGROVE, Stephen | | |- |LEE, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |LEWIS, Sophia |London |7 |- |LEONARD, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |LEVY, Amelia |Southwark |7 |- |LIFT, George |London |7 |- |LIMEBURNER, John |New Sarum |7 |- |LIMPUS, Thomas |Exeter |Life |- |LIGHTFOOT, Samuel |Exeter |7 |- |LONGSTREET, Joseph |Marlborough |7 |- |LONG, Joseph |Gloucester |14 |- |LOCKLEY, John |London |7 |- |LONG, Mary |London |Life |- |LOVE, Mary |Maidstone |7 |- |LOCK, Elizabeth |Gloucester |7 |- |LUCAS, Nathaniel |London |7 |- |LYNCH, Humphry |New Sarum |7 |- |LYNCH, Ann |Bristol |14 |- |LYDE, John | | |- |MAY, Richard |New Sarun |7 |- |'''[[Martin-48001|MARTIN,Stephen]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |MANSFIELD, John |Chelmsford |7 |- |M'LEAN, Francis |Guildford |7 |- |M'LEAN, Thomas |Guildford |7 |- |MATON, Thomas |Maidstone |7 |- |M'DONNAUGH, James |Maidstone |7 |- |MARINER, William |Oxford |7 |- |MARROTT, John |Gloucester |7 |- |M'LAUGHLIN, Charles |Durham |7 |- |MACINTIRE, John |Durham |7 |- |MARTIN, John |London |7 |- |M'DONALD, Alexander |London |7 |- |MARNEY, William |London |7 |- |MARSHALL, Joseph |London |14 |- |M'LEAN, Edward |Maidstone |7 |- |MARTIN, Abraham |New Sarum |7 |- |MARTIN, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |MARTYN, James |Exeter |7 |- |McCORMICK, Sarah |Manchester |7 |- |McCORMACK, Mary |Liverpool |7 |- |MASON, Betty |Gloucester |14 |- |McGRAH, Redman | | |- |McDEED, Richard | | |- |McNAMAR, William | | |- |MACKRIE, James | | |- |MARRIOTT, Jane |London |7 |- |MATHER, Ann |London |7 |- |MATHER, Mather |London |7 |- |MASON, Susannah, alias Gibbs |London | |- |McCABE, Eleanor |London |7 |- |MARSHALL, Mary |London |Life |- |MARSHALL, Mary |London |7 |- |MARTIN, Ann |Southwark | |- |MEYNELL, John, alias William Radford |Nottingham |7 |- |MESSIAH, Jacob | | |- |MEECH, Jane, wife of William Meech |Exeter |7 |- |MILTON, Charles |Maidstone |7 |- |MIDGLEY, Samuel |Lancaster |7 |- |MIDDLETON, Richard |London |7 |- |MITCHELL, Nathaniel |Dorchester |7 |- |MILLS, Matthew | | |- |MITCHCRAFT, Mary |Kingston |7 |- |MITCHELL, Mary |Kingston |7 |- |MORRIS, Peter |Bristol |7 |- |MOWBRAY, John |Lincoln |7 |- |MORGAN, Richard |Gloucester |7 |- |MORRISBY, John |London |7 |- |MOORE, William |London |7 |- |MORLEY, John |London |7 |- |MOORIN, John |London |7 |- |MORGAN, Robert |London |7 |- |MOBBS, Samuel |London |7 |- |MORGAN, William |London |7 |- |MOULD, William |Guildford |7 |- |MOLLANDS, John |Launceston |7 |- |MOYLE, Edward |Launceston |7 |- |MOOD, Charles | |7 |- |MORTIMORE, John |Exeter |7 |- |MORLEY, Joseph | | |- |MORTON, Mary |London |7 |- |MULLOCK, Jesse |New Sarum |7 |- |MUNROE, John, alias Nurse |London |7 |- |MULLIS, Stephen |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Murphy-10002|MURPHY, James]]''' |Exeter, Devon |7 |- |MURPHY, William |Liverpool |7 |- |'''[[Munro-592|MUNRO,Lydia]]''' |Kingston |14 |- |MULLENS, Hannah |London |Life |- |NEWLAND, John |London |7 |- |NETTLETON, Robert |Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |NEAL, John |London |7 |- |NEAL, James |Bristol |7 |- |NEEDHAM, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |'''[[Nichols-319|NICHOLLS, John]]''',

|London |7 |- |NORTON, Phebe |London |7 |- |NUNN, Robert |London |7 |- |O'CRAFT, John |Exeter |7 |- |OGDEN, James |Manchester |7 |- |OKEY, William |Gloucester |7 |- |OLDFIELD, Thomas |Manchester |7 |- |OLDFIELD, Isabella |Manchester |7 |- |OPLEY, Peter |Maidstone |7 |- |ORFORD, Thomas |London |7 |- |OSBORNE, Thomas |London |7 |- |OSBORNE, Elizabeth, alias Jones |London |7 |- |OWLES, John |Croydon |7 |- |OWEN, John |London |7 |- |OWEN, Joseph |Shewsbury |14 |- |PAGE, Paul |Lincoln |7 |- |PANE, William |Nottingham |7 |- |PARRY, Edward |Stafford |7 |- |PARR, William |Liverpool |7 |- |PALMER, John Henry |London |Life |- |PARKER, John |London |7 |- |PARISH, William |London |7 |- |PARTRIDGE, Richard |London |Life |- |PARRIS, Peter |Exeter |7 |- |PARKINSON, Jane, alias Partington, alias Ann Marsden |Manchester |7 |- |PARKER, Elizabeth |Gloucester |7 |- |PARFLEY, Ann |London |7 |- |[[Parker-115|'''PARKER, Mary''']] |London |7 |- |PARTRIDGE, Sarah, alias Roberts |London |7 |- |PARRY, Sarah |London |Life |- |PERROT, Edward Bearcroft |Bristol |7 |- |PETRIE, John |London |7 |- |PEYTON, Samuel |London |7 |- |PERCIVAL, Richard |London |7 |- |PETTITT, John |London |7 |- |[[Pewlet-1|'''PEAULET, James''']] |London |7 |- |PEET, Charles |London |Life |- |PECK, Joshua |Exeter |7 |- |PERKINS, Edward |Plymouth |7 |- |PETHERICK, John |Plymouth |7 |- |PENNY, John | | |- |PHILLIMORE, William |London |7 |- |PHILLIPS, Richard |London |7 |- |'''[[Phillips-15853|PHILLIPS, Mary]]''' |Taunton |7 |- |PHYFIELD, Roger, alias Twyfield |Shrewsbury |7 |- |PHYN, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Pickett-1099|PICKETT, Samuel]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |PIGOTT, Samuel |Exeter |7 |- |PINDER, Mary |Lincoln |7 |- |PIPKIN, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |PILES, Mary |London |7 |- |POPE, David |Southwark |7 |- |POWER, John |London |7 |- |PONTIE, John |London |Life |- |POOLE, Jane |Wells |7 |- |POWER, William | | |- |POWLEY, Elizabeth | | |- |POWELL, Ann |London |7 |- |PRICE, John |Southwark |7 |- |PRIOR, Thomas |Reading |7 |- |PRICE, James |Gloucester |7 |- |PRITCHARD, Thomas | | |- |PUGH, Edward |Gloucester |7 |- |RANDALL, John |Manchester |7 |- |REYMOND, George |London |7 |- |'''[[Ramsey-1539|RAMSEY, John aka RAMSAY]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |REPEAT, Charles |Warwick |7 |- |READ, William |Croydon |7 |- |REARDON, Bartholomew |Winchester |7 |- |READ, Ann |London |Life |- |RISDALE, Thomas, alias Crowder |Bristol |Life |- |RICHARD, James |East Grinstead |7 |- |RICHARDSON, James |Maidstone |7 |- |RISBY, Edward |Gloucester |7 |- |RICHARDSON, William |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, Hardwicke |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, John |London |7 |- |RICHARD, David |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, Samuel |London |7 |- |RICKSON, William |Chelmsford |7 |- |RICHARDS, John, alias Williams |Winchester |7 |- |RICHARD, James |Launceston |7 |- |RICE, John |Exeter |7 |- |ROPE, Anthony |Chelmsford |7 |- |ROGERS, Daniel |Croydon |7 |- |ROBINSON, George |Lincoln |7 |- |ROGERS, Isaac |Gloucester |14 |- |ROBINSON, Thomas |Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |ROBERTS, John |Liverpool |7 |- |ROBINSON, George |London |7 |- |ROMAIN, John |London |7 |- |ROWE, John |Launceston |7 |- |ROWE, William |Launceston |7 |- |ROBERTS, William |Bodmin |7 |- |ROBINSON, William |Exeter |7 |- |ROACH, Henry |Exeter |7 |- |ROBINS, John, alias Major |Exeter |7 |- |ROUS, Walton, alias Batley | | |- |ROLT, Mary |London | |- |ROSSON, Isabella |London |7 |- |RUSSEL, John |London |7 |- |RUGLASS, John |London |Life |- |RUSSLER, John |London |Life |- |RUCE, James |Bodmin |7 |- |RUTH, Robert |Exeter |7 |- |RYAN, John | | |- |SALTMARSH, William |Kingston |7 |- |SANDERSON, Thomas |Lincoln |7 |- |SANDS, William |Lincoln |7 |- |SAMPSON, Peter |London |7 |- |SANDLIN, Ann, alias Lynes, alias Pattens |London |7 |- |SCATTERGOOD, Robert |Stafford |7 |- |SCOTT, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |SELSHIRE, Samuel |London |7 |- |SEYMOUR, John |Sherborne |7 |- |SHEARMAN, William |Reading |7 |- |SHAW, Joseph |Stafford |7 |- |SHEPHERD, Robert |Durham |7 |- |SHARPE, George |Durham |7 |- |SHORE, William |Lancaster |7 |- |SHORE, John | | |- |[[Sheers-18|'''SHEERS, James''']] |London |Life |- |SILVERTHORN, John |New Sarum |7 |- |SIDEWAY, Robert | | |- |SLATER, Sarah |London |7 |- |[[small-6|'''SMALL, John''']] |Exeter |7 |- |SMART, Richard |Gloucester |7 |- |SMART, Daniel |Gloucester |7 |- |SMITH, Thomas |Lancaster |7 |- |SMITH, William |Liverpool |7 |- |SMITH, Edward |London |7 |- |SMITH, William |London |7 |- |SMITH, Thomas, alias Haynes |London |7 |- |SMITH, James |London |7 |- |SMITH, John |Guildford |7 |- |SMITH, William |Bodmin |7 |- |SMITH, Ann, wife of John Smith |Winchester |7 |- |SMITH, Hannah |Winchester |7 |- |SMITH, William |Dorchester |7 |- |SMITH, Edward |Exeter |7 |- |SMITH, John |Exeter |7 |- |SMITH, Ann |London |7 |- |SMITH, Catherine |London |7 |- |SMITH, Ann |London |7 |- |SMITH, Catherine |London |7 |- |SMITH, Mary |London |7 |- |SNALEHAM, William |London |7 |- |SPARKS, Henry | | |- |SPENCER, Daniel |Dorchester |14 |- |SPENCER, John, alias Pearce | | |- |SPENCE, Mary |Wigan |5 |- |SPRIGMORE, Charlotte |London |7 |- |SPRINGHAM, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Squire-559|SQUIRES, James]]'''

|Kingston |7 |- |STANLEY, William |New Sarum |7 |- |STRONG, James |Dorchester |7 |- |STOW, James |Lincoln |7 |- |STONE, Martin |Warwick |7 |- |STOKEE, John |Durham |7 |- |STONE, Charles |London |7 |- |STONE, Henry |London |7 |- |STOGDELL, John |London |14 |- |STUART, James |London |7 |- |STANTON, Thomas, alias Ebden |Launceston |7 |- |STEPHENS, John Morris |Dorchester |7 |- |STEWART, Margaret |Exeter |7 |- |STRECH, Thomas |Shrewsbury |7 |- |SUMMERS, John |Gloucester |7 |- |TAYLOR, Joshua |Manchester |7 |- |TAYLOR, Henry | | |- |TAYLOR, Sarah |Kingston |7 |- |TENANT, Thomas Hilton, alias Phillip Divine |Chelmsford |7 |- |TEAGUE, Cornelius |Bodmin |7 |- |TENCHALL, James, alias Tenninghill | | |- |THACKERY, Elizabeth

|Manchester |7 |- |THOMPSON, William |Durham |7 |- |THOMAS, James |London |7 |- |THOMPSON, James |London |7 |- |THOMAS, James |London |7 |- |THOMAS, John |London |7 |- |THOMPSON, William |London |7 |- |THOUDY, James | | |- |THOMAS, Elizabeth |Wigan |7 |- |THORNTON, Ann |London |7 |- |TILLEY, Thomas |Stafford |7 |- |TILL, Thomas |London |7 |- |TODD, Nicholas |London |7 |- |TROTTER, Joseph |Maidstone |7 |- |TRACE, John |Exeter |7 |- |TRIPPETT, Susannah |London |7 |- |TUCKER, Moses |Plymouth |7 |- |TUNMINS, Thomas |Warwick |7 |- |TURNER, John | | |- |TURNER, Ralph |Manchester |7 |- |TURNER, Thomas | | |- |TURNER, John | | |- |TURNER, Mary |Worcester |7 |- |TUSO, Joseph |London |Life |- |TWYFIELD, Ann, since said to be married to William Dawley, a convict |Shrewsbury |7 |- |TWYNEHAM, William |Reading |7 |- |TYRRELL, William |Winchester |7 |- |VANDELL, Edward |East Grinstead |7 |- |VICKERY, William |Exeter |7 |- |VINCENT, Henry |London |7 |- |UNDERWOOD, James |New Sarum |14 |- |USHER, John |Maidstone |7 |- |WADDICOMB, Richard |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Wade-3811|WADE, Mary, alias Cacklane]]''' |London |14 |- |WAGER, Benjamin |London |7 |- |WAINWRIGHT, Ellen, alias Esther Eccles |Preston |7 |- |WALL, William |Oxford |7 |- |WARD, Ann |London |7 |- |WARD, John |Louth |7 |- |WARE, Charlotte | | |- |WALSH, William |London |7 |- |WALKER, John |London |7 |- |WALBOURNE, James |London |7 |- |WATERHOUSE, William |Kingston |7 |- |WATKINS, Mary | | |- |WATSAN, John |Maidstone |7 |- |WATSON, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |WELCH, James |Maidstone |7 |- |WELCH, John |Durham |7 |- |WEST, Benjamin |London |7 |- |WESTWOOD, John |London |7 |- |WELCH, John |London |Life |- |WELSH, John |London |7 |- |WESTLALE, Edward |Exeter |7 |- |WHEELER, Samuel |Croydon |7 |- |WHITAKER, George |Maidstone |7 |- |WHITE, James |Maidstone |7 |- |WHITING, William |Gloucester |7 |- |WHITTON, Edward |Maidstone |Life |- |WICKHAM, Mary |New Sarum |14 |- |WILCOCKS, Samuel |Dorcester |7 |- |WILCOCKS, Richard |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Wilding-158|WILDING, John, alias Warren]]''' |Bury |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Charles |London |7 |- |WILLIAMS, James |London |7 |- |WILLIAMS, John, alias Black Jack |Maidstone |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Robert |Launceston |7 |- |WILLIAMS, John, alias Floyd |Bodmin |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Peter, alias Flaggett, alias Creamer |Exeter |7 |- |WILLIAMS, John |Exeter |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Daniel |Preston |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Frances |Mold |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Mary |London |7 |- |WILTON, William |Bristol |7 |- |WILSON, Charles |London |Life |- |WILSON, Peter |Manchester |7 |- |WISEHAMMER, John |Bristol |7 |- |WOOD, George |London |7 |- |WOOD, Mark | | |- |WOODCOCK, Peter |London |7 |- |WOODCOCK, Francis |Shrewsbury |7 |- |WOODHAM, Samuel |London |Life |- |WOOLCOT, John |Exeter |Life |- |WORSDELL, William |Launceston |7 |- |WRIGHT, Thomas |Reading |7 |- |WRIGHT, Benjamin |London |7 |- |'''[[Wright-3598|WRIGHT, Joseph]]''' |London |7 |- |WRIGHT, William |London |7 |- |'''[[Wright-13867|WRIGHT, James]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |WRIGHT, Ann |London |7 |- |YARDSLEY, Thomas |Shrewsbury |7 |- |YATES, Nancy |York |7 |- |YOUNG, John |London |7 |- |YOUNG, Simon,

|London |7 |- |'''[[Youngson-9|YOUNGSON, Elizabeth]]''',

|Lancaster |7 |- |'''[[Youngson-10|YOUNGSON, George]]''',

|Lancaster |7 |}
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==Third Fleet Convict List published in the ''Sydney Daily Mirror'', March 4, 1969 purporting to be from a fictional newspaper, the "New Holland Morning Post".== The names in this list cannot be relied upon. For the sourced list of known Third Fleet convicts please go to our [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Third_Fleet%2C_Australia%2C_1791 Third Fleet Page]. '''Newspaper article transcribed by Barbara Turner, 1992''' from The "New Holland Morning Post" which was a fictional four-page newspaper within the ''Sydney Daily Mirror'' of Tuesday, March 4, 1969. (See [https://www.immigrantships.net/v5/1700v5/au3rdfleet17910926_01.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild]) The third fleet of 11 ships [Atlantic, William and Ann, Britannia, Matilda, Salamander, Albemarle, Mary Anne, Admiral Barrington, Active and Gorgon] arrived in 1791, with over 2000 convicts. The newspaper report states that 194 male convicts and 4 female convicts died during the voyage, and that though conditions on board ship weren't as "diabolical" as the previous year, they were still outrageous. The convicts from Ireland who arrived on board the "Queen" are not included in the newspaper lists (a separate list follows below). As before, the list was compiled in London and so there is no way of knowing which people died on the voyage out, or did not leave England for any reason. From the "NEW HOLLAND MORNING POST", 18th October, 1791:

A list of criminals who have come to our shores in recent months. Our readers will find hereunder a List of Persons transported as Criminals to New South Wales in the Ships as following, via: Atlantic, William and Ann, Britannia, Matilda, Salamander, Albemarle, Mary Anne, Admiral Barrington, Active and Gorgon.

*ABBOTT Joseph, Gloucester Life *ABBOTT Thomas Middlesex 7 *ABELL Thomas Salop 7 *ABERTON Richard Devon 7 *ABLE Thomas Wiltshire Life *ABREE William Middlesex 7 *AKERS John Middlesex 7 *AKERS William Stafford 7 *ALDRIDGE Phillip Suffolk 7 *ALDRIDGE William Middlesex 7 *ALEXANDER Thomas London Life *ALFORD Thomas Somerset 7 *ALLBURY John Berks 7 *ALLEN Elizabeth Norfolk 7 *ALLEN Benjamin Middlesex 7 *ALLEN William York 7 *ALLEN George York 7 *ALLEN Stephen Norfolk 7 *ALLEN James London 7 *ALLEN William Bedford Life *ALLEN Samuel Derby 7 *ALLEN James Devon 7 alias Jones, alias J *ALLWRIGHT Thomas London 7 *ALTON Daniel Stafford 7 *ANDERSON James Warwick 7 *ANDERSON Edward Middlesex 7 alias Atkinson *ANDREW Robert Northumberland 7 *ANDREWS Thomas Salop 7 *ANDREWS Thomas London 7 *ANDREWS Edward Surrey 7 *ANNIBALL William Surrey 7 *ANNISON James York 7 *ANSLEY Mary Ann Warwick 7 *APOSTLE John 7 alias Fopsitt *APPLETON William Essex 7 *ARBUCKLE William Surrey 7 *ARCHER John Kent 7 *ARCHER Jonas Lancaster 7 *ARCHER George Essex 7 *ARDING Richard Worcester 14 *ARMSDEN William Bedford 7 *ARSNIP John Lincoln Life *ASH James Southampton 7 *ASHER Elizabeth Middlesex Life *ASHLEY John London 7 *ASHTON John Wilts 7 *ASHWORTH John Middlesex 7 *ASSITON James Middlesex 7 *ATHERLY William Nottingham 7 *ATKINS Joseph Middlesex 7 *ATKINS John Surrey 7 *ATKINSON John Middlesex 7 *AULTON Benjamin Warwick 7 *BACCHUS Edward London 7 *BACCHUS Phillip Norfolk 7 *BAILEY Joseph Huntingdon 7 *BAILEY Paul London 7 *BAILEY Richard London 7 *[[Bailey-3813|BAILEY William]] Lincoln 14 *BAINES John London 7 *BAKER Gilbert Middlesex 7 *BAKER John York 14 *BAKER Thomas London 7 *BAKER William Wilts 7 *BAKER William Middlesex 7 *BAKER William Somerset 7 *BALACK Joseph Lincoln 7 *BALDWIN Henry Warwick 7 *BALES Thomas Warwick 14 *BALL Francis Middlesex 7 *BAMFORD Thomas Lancaster 7 *BANNISTER Benjamin Cambridge 7 *BARHAM James Warwick 7 *BARKER William York 7 *BARLAND Benjamin Middlesex 7 *BARLOW Joseph Essex 7 *BARNER James Wilts 7 *BARNES John Wilts 7 *BARNES John Middlesex 7 *BARNES Sarah Middlesex 7 *BARNETT Martha Lancaster 7 *BARNEY Joseph London 7 *BARRINGTON George Middlesex 7 *BARROWS Jonathon Suffolk 7 *BARROWS Samuel Warwick 7 *BARRY John Kent 14 *BARTLETT Henry Middlesex 7 *BARTLUM Sarah Warwick Life *BARTON Dennis Northampton 7 *BARTON John Kent 7 *BARTON John Kent 7 *BARWICK Charles Norfolk 7 *BATE William London 7 *BATES Benjamin Kent 7 *BATES Joseph London 7 *BATES William Northampton 7 *BATH George Surrey 7 *BATH John Surrey 7 *BATTALEY John Derby 7 *BATTERSEA Richard Middlesex 7 *BATTY David Middlesex 7 *BAWMAN John Kent 7 *BAYLEY William Stafford 7 *BEADIE William Hertford 7 *BEAZELL William Surrey 7 alias Besom *BEEBY Moses Lancaster 7 *BEECROFT Felix Bristol 7 *BEECROFT Robert Suffolk 7 *BEELE Francis Middlesex 7 *BELBIN James Middlesex 7 *BELFORT Jacob Middlesex 7 *BELL Adam London 7 *BELLAMY William London 7 *BELLOW George Middlesex 7 *BELTON William Sussex 7 *BELVILL John Middlesex 7 *BENJAMIN Harty Middlesex 7 *BENN John Wilts 7 *BENNETT George Warwick 7 *BENNETT John Middlesex 7 *BENNETT Joseph Loncoln 7 *BENSLEY John Norfolk 7 *BENSON James London 7 *BENTON Thomas Essex 7 *BERRYMAN William Middlesex 7 *BEST George Kent Life *BEST John York 7 *BETSON John London 7 *BETTS James Middlesex Life *BEVAN David Middlesex 7 *BEVAN George Derby 7 alias Bevin *BEVAN Thomas Essex 7 *BIRD Benjamin Middlesex 7 *BIGG Stephen Hertford 7 *BIGGS James Kent 7 *BIGGS Joseph London Life alias John Page *BIGGS William Warwick 14 *BIGWOOD John Wilts Life *BILLINGHAM John Worcs 7 *BIRD John Warwick 7 *BIRD John Surrey 7 *BIRKIN Joseph Derby 7 *BISHOP Richard Worcs Life *BISHOP Robert York 7 *BLACK David Northumberland 7 *BLACKBURN John Lancaster 7 *BLACKWELL Elizabeth Middlesex 7 *BLAWES James London 7 *BLIGH Ann Middlesex 7 *BLOWER William Middlesex 7 *BLUNT Richard Worcs 7 *BOLDRAM William Lincoln 7 *BOOTH John Derby 7 *BOOTH Joseph York 7 *BOOTH William York 7 *BOURNE George Worcs 7 alias Kelie *BOURNE Thomas Warwick 7 *BOVILL William Worcs 7 *BOWERMAN Francis Surrey 14 *BOWYER George Middlesex 7 *BRADLEY Arthur Kent 7 *BRADLEY Janus Kent 7 *BRADY John Middlesex 7 *BRAGGER John Salop 7 alias Thomas William *BRAIN Joseph Gloucs 7 *BRAITHWAITE David Middlesex Life *BRAM William Kent 7 *BRANCH Henry Hertford 7 *BRAUGTON John London 7 *BRAY Susannah Middlesex 7 alias Gay *BREEDON William Notts 7 *BRETCHER William Middlesex 7 *BRETT John Sussex 7 *BREWER John Middlesex 7 *BREWER William Middlesex 7 *BREWER William Middlesex 7 *BREWER William Cornwall 7 *BRIAN Daniel Middlesex 7 *BRICE John Devon 7 *BRIDGE Joseph Sussex 7 *BRIGGS Benjamin Southampton 7 *BRIGHT Bridget Middlesex 7 *BRISTOL Joseph Stafford 7 *BRITWELL Jeffrey York 7 alias Bolton *BROOKER Jonathon Surrey 7 *BROOKS James Essex 14 *BROOKS William Essex 7 *BROOMFIELD John Warwick 7 *BROUSE Thomas Wilts 7 *BROWN Charles Warwick 7 *BROWN Edward Kent 7 *BROWN George Northumberland 7 *BROWN John Salop 7 *BROWN John York 7 *BROWN John Kent 7 *BROWN Mary Lincoln 7 *BROWN Mary Kent 14 *BROWN Susannah London Life *BROWN Thomas Notts 7 *BROWN Thomas Middlesex 7 *BROWN Thomas Middlesex Life alias John Brown, al *BROWN Thomas London 7 *BROWN William Northumberland 7 *BROWN William Cambridge 7 *BRUCE James Surrey 7 *BRYER John Kent 7 *BUCK Henry Bristol 7 *BUCK John Warwick 7 *BUCK Thomas Lincoln 7 *BULLOCK Joseph Cornwall 7 *BURBDIGE William London Life *BURCH John Middlesex 7 *BURCHEM James Northampton 14 *BURDETT John Northampton 7 *BURDETT Joseph London 7 *BURDOCK Ann Warwick 7 *BURGAN William London 7 *BURGESS Henry Suffolk 7 *BURGESS John Lancaster 7 *BURGESS Thomas London 7 *BURN Bartholomew London 7 *BURNE John Warwick 7 alias Doyle *BURNETT George London 7 *BUTCHER John Kent 7 alias Arnold *BUTCHER Mary Middlesex 7 *BUTFORD John Southampton 7 *BUTT James Wilts 7 *BUTT William Middlesex 7 *BYRON Henry Kent 14 *CABLE John Wilts 7 *CADE William Lincoln 7 *CADMAN 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Williams *CURTIN David Gloucester 7 *CURTIS James Norfolk 7 alias Wetherill *DALE John Middlesex 7 *DALLEY Thomas Gloucester 7 *DALLIS Alexander Kent 14 *DALLY Robert Somerset 7 *DALTON John Middlesex 7 *DAMMANT John Suffolk 7 *DAMMANT Samuel Suffolk 7 *DAMMANT William Middlesex Life *DANIEL Robert Essex 7 *DANIELS John Middlesex 7 *DANNELLY Sarah Southampton 7 *DARBY William Essex 7 *DARBYSHIRE John Derby 7 *DARLINTER William Sussex 7 *DARRINGTON Joseph Nottingham 7 *DAVENPORT William Essex 7 *DAVID Henry Monmouth 7 *DAVIDSON John Middlesex 7 *DAVIES Eleanor Middlesex 7 *DAVIES James Radnor 7 *DAVIES James Lancaster 7 *DAVIES John Essex 7 *DAVIES John Gloucester 7 *DAVIES George Bedford Life *DAVIS Edward Shropshire 7 *DAVIS David Middlesex 7 *DAVIS Humphrey Surrey 7 *DAVIS James Middlesex 7 *DAVIS James London 7 *DAVIS John Middlesex 7 *DAVIS John Surrey 7 *DAVIS John Middlesex 7 *DAVIS Joseph London 7 *DAVIS Samuel Middlesex 7 *DAVIS Thomas Middlesex 7 (the elder) *DAVIS Thomas 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*HALLOWAY William Warwick 7 *HALLS Edward Peter Warwick 7 *HALSALL Thomas Lancaster 7 *HALTON David York 7 *HALTON Robert York 7 *HAMILTON Elizabeth London 7 *HAMILTON John Durham 7 *HAMILTON Thomas Middlesex 7 *HAMMOND John Warwick Life *HANCOCK Francis Lancaster 7 alias Rowland Wills *HANDALL Paul Surrey 7 *HANDLIN Christopher Southampton 14 *HANNELL George London 7 *HANT John Northumberland 7 alias Wishart *HARCORD William Lincoln 7 *HARCOURT Joseph Warwick 14 *HARDING William Middlesex 7 *HARDING William Cambridge 7 *HARDING Thomas Middlesex 7 *HARDING John Middlesex 7 *HARDY John Somerset 7 *HAROLDS William Middlesex 7 *HARPER Ann Warwick 7 *HARPER William London 7 *HARRIGAN Teague Bristol 7 *HARRIMAN William Smith Nottingham 7 *HARRIS William Wiltshire 7 *HARRIS William Surrey 7 *HARRIS John Middlesex 7 *HARRIS Catherine Middlesex 7 *HARRIS Thomas London 7 *HARRISON Mary Middlesex 7 *HARRISON John London 7 alias Davies *HARRISON William Lincoln Life *HARRISON Richard Kent 7 *HARRISON Thomas York 7 *HART Jonas Devon 7 *HART William Devon 7 *HARTLEY Thomas Kent 7 *HARTNELL John Middlesex 7 *HARTNESS Edward Salop 7 *HARVEYMAN William Somerset 7 *HASLAM Robert Lancaster 14 *HASSALL William Stafford 7 *HASWELL Robert Northumberland 7 *HATHERTON William Warwick 7 *HAWARD John London 7 *HAWARD Thomas Hertford 7 *HAWKINS Mardy Middlesex 7 *HAWKINS William Southampton 7 *HAY James Worcester 7 alias Williams *HAY Thomas Durham 7 *HAYCROFT John Devon 7 *HAYDEN James Stafford 7 *HAYNES Joseph Kent 14 *HAYWARD Benjamin Worcester 7 alias James, alias W *[[Hazlewood-15 |HAZLEWOOD William]] Kent 7 *HEAD John Devon 7 *HEAD William Norfolk 7 *HEATH William Nottingham 7 *HEATHCOTE John Warwick 7 *HEELY Thomas Warwick 14 *HEMM William Nottingham 7 *HEMP James Hertford 7 *HENDRICK Samuel Surrey 7 alias Lunt *HENNING Cornelius Surrey 14 *HENSON Richard Sussex 14 *HEPHAM Edward Sussex 7 *HEPWORTH John London 7 *HEROD John Nottingham 7 *HERNE Francis Cambridge 7 *HESTER William 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Stephen Southampton Life *HOLMES John York 7 *HOLMES Margaret London 7 *HOLYOAK Thomas Middlesex 7 *HOMER Thomas London 7 *HOMER Samuel Warwick 7 *HOOD John Sussex 7 *HOOK Samuel Kent 7 alias Lion, alias Jo *HOOKE William Norfolk Life *HOPE Thomas Warwick 7 *HOPKINS Thomas Middlesex Life *HOPKINS John Middlesex 7 *HOPKINS John Gloucester 7 *HORDITCH Thomas Stafford 7 alias William Allis *HORNE Robert Middlesex 7 *HORROCKS Thomas Lancaster 7 *HORSFORD William Cambridge 7 *HOUGHTON Samuel Middlesex 7 *HOULSWORTH John Lincoln 14 *HOUNSLEY William Devon 7 *HOUSE Joseph Warwick Life *HOUSLIP John Surrey 7 alias Hanslip *HOW William Middlesex 7 *HOWARD John Surrey 14 *HOWARD Smith Cambridge 7 *HOWGATE Samuel York 7 *HOWLAND James Middlesex 7 *HOWLETT Samuel Northumberland 7 *HOWSLAND Charles Kent 7 alias Hounston *HOY Michael London Life *HOY Lawrence Surrey 7 *HOYLE Henry Lancaster 7 *HUBBARD John Norfolk 7 *HUCKLES Thomas Middlesex 7 *HUDDER Priscilla London 7 *HUGHES Edward Kent 7 *HUGHES James Hereford 7 *HUGHES John Middlesex 7 *HUGHES Richard Middlesex 7 *HUGHES Elizabeth Warwick 7 *HUGILL Thomas York 7 *HUGILL James York 7 *HUMMERSTONE John Hertford 7 *HUMPHREYS George Middlesex 7 *HUMPHREYS Henry Surrey 7 *HUMPHRIES Elizabeth Warwick 7 *HUMPHRIES Lawrence Middlesex 7 *HUMPHRIES Richard Gloucester 7 *HUNT William Kent 7 *HUNT Anthony Stafford 7 *HUNTER John York 7 *HUNTER Stephen Middlesex Life *HUNTINGDON James Lincoln 7 *HURNE Plunket Middlesex 7 *HUTCHINS William Warwick 7 *HUTCHINGS Richard Devon 7 *HUTCHINSON Mary Middlesex 7 *HUTCHITSON Ann Middlesex 7 *[[Huxley-4|HUXLEY, Thomas (one of the Jones below)]] *HYAM Thomas London 7 *HYAMS Henry London 7 *HYAMS John Middlesex 14 *HYLAND John Middlesex 7 *IBBELL Charles Hertford 7 *INGHAM William Middlesex Life *INGRAHAM David London 7 *INGRAM James Middlesex 7 *INKINS Joseph Middlesex 7 *INNES James Surrey 7 *IRVING John Cumberland 7 *ISAACS Samuel London 7 *ISAACS Soloman Middlesex 7 *JACKLIN William Lincoln 7 *JACKSON Ann Middlesex Life *JACKSON Daniel Lancaster 7 *JACKSON Henry London 7 *JACKSON James Wilts 7 *JACKSON Robert Derby Life Alias Wall *JACKSON William Middlesex 7 *JAMES Harrold Middlesex 7 *JAMES John Worcester 7 *JAMES Philip Monmouth 7 *JAMES Robert London 7 alias Samuel Say *JAMES Thomas Cornwall 7 *JAMES William Devon 7 alias Sommers *JACOB Pain Huntingdon 7 *JACQUES John Essex 7 *JARMY Ann Norfolk 7 *JARVIS John London 7 *JAUFFS Robert Middlesex 7 *JAVLIN William London 7 *JAY Samuel Norfolk 7 *JEAUNEX William Middlesex 7 *JEFFREY John Hertford 7 *JEFFREY Ralph Northumberland 7 *JEFFREYS Samuel Surrey 7 *JEFFS Thomas Hertford 7 *JENKIN Thomas Carmarthen Life *JENKINS Joseph Warwick 7 *JENKS John Stafford 7 *JENNER William Kent 7 *JOBSON John Northumberland 7 *JOHN John William Glamorgan 7 *JOHNSON Edward London 7 *JOHNSON Ely Middlesex 7 *JOHNSON George Northumberland 7 *JOHNSON John Middlesex 7 *JOHNSON Mary Middlesex 7 *JOHNSON Michael Surrey 7 *JOHNSON Richard Middlesex 7 *JOHNSON Samuel Essex 7 *JOHNSON Thomas Middlesex 7 *JOHNSON Thomas Nottingham 7 *JOHNSON William Wilts 7 alias Jones *JOHNSON William Middlesex 7 *JONAS Jacob London 7 *JONAS Samuel Stafford 7 *JONES Benjamin Warwick 7 *JONES David Gloucester 7 *JONES Edward Rutland 14 *JONES Edward Shrop 7 *JONES Edward Shrop 7 *JONES Henry London Life alias Denton *JONES James Southampton 7 *JONES James London 7 *JONES James Warwick 7 *JONES John Brecknock 7 alias Williams *JONES John London 7 *JONES John London 7 *JONES John Lancaster 7 *JONES John Somerset 7 *JONES Martha London 7 *JONES Mary Hereford Life *JONES Mary Southampton Life *JONES Robert Middlesex Life *JONES Robert London Life *JONES Sophia Middlesex Life *JONES Susannah Middlesex 7 *[[Huxley-4|HUXLEY, Thomas (one of the Jones below)]] *JONES Thomas Devon 7 *JONES Thomas Devon 7 *JONES Thomas London 7 *JONES Thomas Hereford 7 *JONES Thomas Middlesex 7 alias Ayres *JONES Thomas Glamorgan 7 *JONES Thomas Middlesex 7 *JONES William 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7 *LAKE Thomas Essex 7 *LANG Lewis Middlesex 7 *LANGLEY Thomas Warwick 7 *LARNEY Thomas Middlesex 7 *LAVEDAY Edward Essex 7 *LAVEGRAVE William Kent 14 alias Burrberry *LAVERS John Devon 7 *LAWDES James London 7 *LAWRENCE John Middlesex 7 *LAWRENCE Richard Stafford 7 *LEACH James Lancaster 7 *LEADBEATER John Stafford 7 *LEAR John Middlesex 7 *LEE George Kent 7 *LEE John Middlesex 7 *LEE John Lancaster 7 *LEE John Lincoln 7 *LEE Michael Middlesex 7 *LEE Thomas London 7 *LEECH William London 7 *LEEKIN James Middlesex 7 alias Seekin *LEESON Hanah Middlesex 7 *LELLINGTON Thomas Worcs 7 *LEONARD Martin Middlesex 7 *LESLIE James Middesex 7 *LEVERETT Benjamin Essex 7 *LEVY Angel Middlesex 7 *LEVY Jacob Middlesex 7 *LEWIS David Brecknock 7 *LEWIS Edmond Notts 7 *LEWIS Edward Carmarthen 7 *LEWIS James Radnor 7 *LEWIS John Surrey 7 *LEWIS John Brecknock 14 alias Simon *LEWIS John Wilts 7 *LEWIS Thomas London 7 *LEWIS William Middlesex 7 *LEY John Devon 7 *LINDSAY John Middlesex 7 *LINTERN Hopton 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See also: [[Space:Second_Fleet,_Australia,_1790|Second Fleet, Australia, 1790]], [[Space:Third_Fleet,_Australia,_1791|Third Fleet, Australia, 1791]] [[Category: First Fleet]] [[Space:CONVICTS_AFTER_THE_THIRD_FLEET|Convicts After the Third Fleet]] [[Category: Australia, Convicts]] [[Category: Australia, Images]] The first European migration to Australia was the First Fleet consisting of eleven ships. They sailed from Spithead on 13 May 1787 and all the fleet had arrived at Botany Bay by 20 January 1788. The fleet sailed to nearby Sydney Cove in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788 where the colony was established:

*two war ships: *#''HMS Sirius'', Naval Flagship; *#''HMS Supply'', Naval Tender; *three store ships: *#''Golden Grove''; *#''Borrowdale''; *#''Fishburn''; *six convict ships: *#''Scarborough''; *#''Lady Penrhyn''; *#''Prince of Wales''; *#''Alexander''; *#''Charlotte''; *#''Friendship''; Some Non-Convict First Fleeters and the positions held by them * [[Alt-40|Augustus Alt]], Surveyor

* [[Alt-489|Matthew Bowles Alt]] a midshipman aboard the ''Sirius'' * [[Archer-8500|Isaac Archer]] marine private on the ''Alexander'' * [[Arndell-104|Thomas Arndell]], Assistant Surgeon

* [[Ball-7832|Henry Lidgbird Ball]], captain of Supply

* [[Balmain-63|William Balmain]], assistant surgeon, later principal surgeon

* [[Bradley-7115|Lieutenant William Bradley]], author of journal, water colourist

* Henry Brewer, clerk to Phillip, provost marshall, administrator

* [[Broughton-556|William Broughton]], servant to Surgeon White, later deputy commissary * [[Campbell-67298|James Campbell]] marine Captain * [[Campbell-67459|James Duncan Campbell]] described as “a child, relation of Captain Campbell” above * [[Cavanough-128|Owen Cavanough]], Able Seaman; reportedly the first person to set foot ashore. * [[Clark-52666|Ralph Clark]], 2nd Lieutenant , author of [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/collection-items/ralph-clark-journal-kept-friendship-during-voyage-botany-bay-and-norfolk-island-and journal]

* [[Collins-29110|David Collins]], Judge Advocate, author of "An Account of the English Colony of NSW" [https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00010.html Vol 1] and [https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00011.html Vol 2].

* [[Considen-1|Denis Considen (abt.1760-1815)]], assistant surgeon,

*[[Daveny-4|Thomas Daveny]], Able Seaman, became superintendent of convicts, Toongabbie * [[Dawes-1222|Lieutenant William Dawes]], engineer, surveyor, humanitarian,

,

*[[Dodd-4691|Henry Edward Dodd]], servant to Arthur Phillip, later superintendent of convicts, Parramatta * John Easty, marine, author of a [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/collection-items/john-easty-journal-1786-1793-titled-pt-jno-easty-memorandum-transa-voiage-sic journal],

* James Furzer, Quarter-Master,

* [[Gowen-34|John Gowan]], Corporal, Sirius * [[Graves-8192|George Graves]] Able Seaman, Sirius, his gravestone is the oldest in Australia * [[Griffiths-3682|John Griffiths]], marine, Friendship * [[Hacking-113|Henry Hacking]], Quartermaster, settler, explorer,

* [[Hibbs-37| Peter Hibbs]], crew member of the Sirius

* [[Hunter-9319|John Hunter]], captain of Sirius, later 2nd governor of the colony,

,

* [[Jamison-798|Thomas Jamison]], surgeon's mate,

,

* [[Johnson-72223|Richard Johnson]], Chaplain, and his wife [[Burgess-8108|Mary Burgess].

* [[Johnston-8216|Lieutenant George Johnston]], later commander of NSW Corps,

* [[King-7865|Philip Gidley King]], 2nd lieutenant, later lieutenant governor of Norfolk Island, and 3rd governor of the colony, author of journals [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/collection-items/philip-gidley-king-private-journal-two-volumes-1786-1792-vol-1-titled-remarks Vol 1] and [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/collection-items/philip-gidley-king-private-journal-two-volumes-1786-1792-vol-2-titled-continuation Vol 2].

*[[Lee-4504|James Lee]], Private marine

* John Long, Adjutant,

* [[Lucas-2907|Private Thomas Lucas]] Marine, glazier, painter, farmer, landowner, Corporal in the NSW Corps, Norfolk Island settler and Van Diemen's Land settler

* [[Meredith-2517|Frederick Meredith]], Cook/Baker of the Sirius

* [[Meredith-6701|James Meredith]], marine officer * Andrew Miller, Commissary

* [[Nagle-2471|Jacob Nagle]], an American, he was a crew member on the Sirius, and later wrote a [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/first-fleet-journal-jacob-nagle manuscript journal] *[[Nelson-27222|George Nelson]] Crew member; Cook of The Prince of Wales

* [[O'Brien-5708|Thomas O'Brien]], marine * [[Palmer-18487|John Palmer]], Commissary; Purser on Sirius * [[Poulden-35|John Poulden]], marine Lieutenant * [[Phillip-196|Captain Arthur Phillip]] of the Navy, Governor and Commander in Chief of the territory of New South Wales, and of his Majesty's ships and vessels employed on that coast,

* [[Raper-1093|George Raper]], midshipman, notable illustrator,

* Major Robert Ross, Lieutenant Governor and commander of the marines,

* [[Shortland-80|Lieut. John Shortland]] Agent for the Transports,

* [[Simms-2968|William Simms]], marine * James Smith, the only paying passenger in the Fleet, on the ''Lady Penrhyn'', discovered by Phillip during the voyage.

* [[Smyth-3346|Arthur Bowes Smyth]], aka Arthur Bowes, assistant surgeon, author of a [https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/collection-items/arthur-bowes-smyth-illustrated-journal-1787-1789-titled-journal-voyage-portsmouth journal],

*[[Marshall-12545|John Marshall (1748-1819)]] master of the Ship "Scarborough" * [[Tench-89|Captain Watkin Tench]], author of the book [https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00084.html A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany Bay],

* [[Tunks-67|Private William Tunks]], farmer, landowner and member of the NSW Corps,

* [[Watson-39107|Robert Watson]], able seaman on the Sirius. * [[White-28629|John White]], Principal Surgeon, author of a published [https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0301531.txt journal],

* George Worgan, Surgeon of the Sirius,

Sources: * [http://www.fellowshipfirstfleeters.org.au/graves.html Burial sites of First Fleeters] * [http://gutenberg.net.au/first-fleet.html Project Gutenberg] "The Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay", published 1789 has a list of convicts * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_convicts_on_the_First_Fleet#cite_note-FFF-14 Wikipedia First Fleet article] * [https://perthdps.com/convicts/ Convicts to Australia, Members Inet] * [https://firstfleetfellowship.org.au/first-fleetfirst-fleet-convict-database/ First Fleet Fellowship Victoria] * [http://www.fellowshipfirstfleeters.org.au/ships.html Fellowship of First Fleeters NSW] * [http://firstfleet.thruhere.net/ The First Fleet Register] sourced from Centre for Educational Development and Interactive Resources, University of Wollongong. *Rumsey, Herbert J., The Pioneers of Sydney, 1937. *Cobley, John, The Crimes of the First Fleet Convicts, 1970. *Chapman, Don, 1788, The People of the First Fleet, 1981. *Gillen, Mollie, The Founders of Australia : A Biographical Dictionary of the First Fleet, 1989. ---- ==List of First Fleet Convicts== In 1969 the ''Daily Mirror'' published an account which purported to be from a '''fictional newspaper article''' in the ''London Gazette'' said to have been published in 1788. It suggested it was a full list of all First Fleet convicts and was transcribed by Barbara Turner in 1992. Whilst the accuracy of the list cannot be relied upon, you can find it [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Fictional_Newspaper%2C_London_Gazette_1788 here]. It appears to be based on a Public Record Office list which in 1969 was available on microform at Mitchell Library, Sydney and has now been digitised [https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-1281577636/view AJCP PRO HO 10/7] ---- ==Sourced First Fleet Convict List== This list is a work in progress to source all First Fleet convicts and to exclude possible fictional convicts included in the Daily Mirror account in 1969. Please add links to convict profiles on Wikitree and add an appropriate source. Feel free to add any missing 'sourced' First Fleeters to this list. Those who do not appear in the First Fleet database and have no other reliable sources, should not have profiles created. Rather, please add their name to the [Space:Australia%2C_Profile_Verification_-_First_Fleet Profile Verification Page] so that further research can be undertaken by our specialist researchers. {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | NAME ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Where sentenced ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Term |- |'''[[Abel-1851|ABEL, Robert]]'''

|London |7 |- |'''[[Abrahams-402|ABRAMS aka ABRAHAMS, Henry]]''' |Chelmsford |7 |- |'''[[Abrahams-190|ABRAHAMS, Esther]]'''

|London |7 |- |'''[[Abel-1849|ABELL aka ABEL, Mary, alias Tilley]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |'''[[Acres-26|ACRES Thomas (abt.1758-1824)]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Adams-28725|ADAMS, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Adams-28726|ADAMS, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Agley-1|AGLEY aka HAGLEY, Richard]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Allen-25880|ALLEN, John]]''' |Hertford |7 |- |'''[[Allen-26148|ALLEN, William]]''' |Ormskirk |7 |- |'''[[Allen-25850|ALLEN, Charles]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Allen-25960|ALLEN, Susannah]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Allen-25887|ALLEN, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Allen-26147|ALLEN, aka BODDINGTON, Tamasin]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Allen-25907|ALLEN, Mary, alias Conner]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Anderson-30105|ANDERSON, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Anderson-30103|ANDERSON, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Anderson-30117|ANDERSON, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Anderson-30104|ANDERSON, Fanny aka Francis]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Archer-2961|ARCHER, John aka Forrester]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Arscott-33|ARSCOTT, John]]''' |Bodmin |7 |- |'''[[Atkinson-5934|ATKINSON, George]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Ault-517|AULT, Sarah]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Ayners-1|AYNERS aka AGNEW, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Ayres-1290|AYRES, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bails-18|BAILS, Robert]]''' |Reading |Life |- |'''[[Bannister-21|BANNISTER, George]]''',

|London |7 |- |'''[[Bartlett-14975|BARTLETT, James]]''' pardoned and released before the First Fleet departed |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Barsby-35|BARSBY, George]]''' |Winchester |Life |- |'''[[Barnet-163|BARNETT, Henry, alias Barnard, alias Burton]]''' |Warwick |7 |- |'''[[Barnes-12440|BARNES, Stephen]]''' |York |7 |- |'''[[Barford-75|BARFERD aka BARFORD, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Barland-10|BARLAND, George]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Balding-249|BALDING aka BALDWIN, James, alias William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bason-99|BASON, Elizabeth]]''', wife of William Bason |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Bayley-1590|BAYLEY, James]]''' |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Basely-8|BAZLEY aka BASELY, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Baker-27481|BAKER, Thomas]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Barrett-6572|BARRETT, Thomas]]''' : Tried London Life, then Exeter life (Mercury mutineer) |Exeter |Life |- |'''[[Batley-174|BATLEY, Oten]]''' : Tried London 7, then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Barsby-35|BARSBY, Samuel]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Ball-10005|BALL, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Barry-3003|BARRY aka BERRY, John]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Barnet-162|BARRET aka BARNETT, Daniel]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Barber-5989|BARRER aka BARBER, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Baldwin-8917|BALDWIN, Ruth, alias Bowyer]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Unknown-373095|BAKER, Martha]]''' |London |7 |- |[[Bell-43305|'''BELL, William''']] |London |7 |- |'''[[Benear-48|BENEAR, Samuel]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bellett-108|BELLET aka BILLET, Jacob]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Beardsley-4453|BEARDSLEY, Ann]]''' |Derby |5 |- |'''[[Bennett-41251|BENNETT, John]]''' |Shrewsbury |7 |- |'''[[Best-1037|BEST, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Beckford-199|BECKFORD, Elizabeth]]''' died 12 July 1787 |London |7 |- |'''[[Bellamy-7|BELLAMY, Sarah]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |'''[[Bird-12931|BIRD, James]]''' |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Bird-12937|BIRD, Samuel]]''' |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Bishop-22061|BISHOP, Joseph]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Baughan-95|BINGHAM aka BOUGHAN, John]]''' |Oxford |7 |- |'''[[Bingham-5175|BINGHAM aka MOORING, Elizabeth]]''' |London- |7 |- |'''[[Bird-12804|BIRD, Elizabeth, aka Winifred]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Blackhall-193|BLACKHALL, William]]''' |Abingdon |7 |- |'''[[Blunt-1670|BLUNT, William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Blake-12541|BLAKE, Francis]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Blatherhorn-1|BLATHERHORN aka BEANS, FISHER William]]''' : Tried London 7, then London life (Swift mutineer) then Exeter life (Mercury mutineer) |Exeter |Life |- |'''[[Bloodsworth-2|BLOEDWORTH aka BLOODWORTH, James]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Blanchet-800|BLANCHETT, Susannah]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Bond-12841|BOND, Peter]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Boyle-6404|BOYLE, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Boggis-28|BOGGIS, William]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |'''[[Bond-12849|BOND, William]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |[[Bond-11907|BOND, Mary]], "wife of John Bond", although listed as embarked on the ''Charlotte'', was NOT embarked on the First Fleet, possibly due to illness. She was on the ''Neptune'', one of the Second Fleet ships. |Wells |7 |- |'''[[Bolton-6246|BOULTON, Rebecca]]''' |Lincoln |7 |- |'''[[Bonner-3496|BONNER, Jane]]''' : died 30 July 1787 at sea |London |7 |- |'''[[Bolton-5424|BOLTON, Mary]]''' |Shrewsbury |7 |- |'''[[Brown-171008|BROWN, James]]''' |Hertford |7 |- |'''[[Brown-171011|BROWN, William French]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |'''[[Brindley-597|BRINDLEY, John]]''' |Warwick |7 |- |'''[[Brown-171892|BROWN, Richard]]''' |Abington |7 |- |'''[[Brough-1293|BROUGH, William]]''' : died 19 May 1787 at sea |Stafford |7 |- |'''[[Bradley-3550|BRADLEY, James]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bradley-20268|BRADLEY James]]''' : died 12 February 1787 on the Alexander |London |7 |- |'''[[Broad-175|BRAUND (BROAD), Mary]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Brown-164348|BROWN, Thomas]]''' : Tried London 7, then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Bradbury-3938|BRADBURY, William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bryant-20430|BRYANT, Thomas]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Bryant-3488|BRYANT, William]]''' |Launceston |7 |- |'''[[Brown-60912|BROWN, Thomas]]''' aka John Brown |London |7 |- |'''[[Bradford-9903|BRADFORD, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Branagan-80|BRANNEGAN, James]]''' : Transported to Norfolk Island 1790, went missing 1791 (after lighting a fire on board the Sirius during transport to NI). (Mercury Mutineer) |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Bruce-13348|BRUCE, Robert]]''' went missing from NI after lighting a fire aboard the Sirius. Survived by a daughter born in Sydney. (Mercury Mutineer) |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Brown-171821|BROWN, William]]''' : Drowned 19 September 1787 |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Bryant-20834|BRYANT, John]]''' : Killed by a falling tree in 1789 at Norfolk Island. Married - no known children. |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Brewer-15294|BREWER, William]]''' : died in March 1788, shortly after arrival. |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Brice-1582|BRICE, William]]''' : convicted age 14. death details unknown. |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Brand-4828|BRAND, Curtis]]''' : died in 1800 after marrying Elizabeth Sully and receiving a land grant. Bequeathed his estate to a blind child, and leaving his wife a shilling. (Mercury Mutineer) |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Bryant-20841|BRYANT, Michael ]]''' : Death details unknown. (Mercury Mutineer). |London |14 |- |'''[[Brand-4829|BRAND aka WOOD, Lucy]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Branham-1397|BRANHAM, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bruce-4730|BRUCE, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Burley-1796|BURLEIGH, James]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Burn-1666| BURN/BOURNE, Peter ]]''' : Peter went missing in May 1788, his torn and bloodied clothes were found, along with spears. Convict William Ayres testified that he saw Burns being dragged away by Aborigines. |London |7 |- |'''[[Butler-32529|BURNE, James ]]''' : James served his time and is believed to have either left the colony or died in about 1792. |London |7 |- |'''[[Butler-32529|BUTLER, William]]''' Living Descendants: matched through DNA. Passed away in 1837. |London |7 |- |'''[[Buckley-7626|BUCKLEY, Joseph]]''' |Dorchester |7 |- |'''[[Burridge-965|BURRIDGE, Samuel]]''' |Dorchester |7 |- |'''[[Burn-957|BURN, Patrick]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Burn-416|BURN, Simon]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Bayliss-1236|BAYLISS aka BUSLEY, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Bunn-2102|BUNN aka BURN, Margaret]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Burkitt-319|BURKITT, Martha]]''', aka Patience, Pacence |London |7 |- |'''[[Burdo-74|BURDO, Sarah]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Carver-5773|CARVER, Joseph]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Castle-3939|CASTLE, James aka John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Campbell-67302|CAMPBELL, James, alias George]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Campbell-67303|CAMPBELL, James]]''' |Guildford |7 |- |'''[[Carney-4244|CARNEY, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Carty-1074|CARTY, Francis]]''' : unknown what happened to him, possibly lost overboard. Strangely, his prayer book was found in the stomach of a shark in the South Atlantic four and a half years later |Bodmin |7 |- |'''[[Carey-4981|CAREY, Ann]]''' |Taunton |7 |- |'''[[Carter-52087|CARTER, Richard]]''', alias Michael Cartwright |Shrewsbury |7 |- |'''[[Kable-19|CABLE aka KABLE, Henry]]'''

|Thetford |7 |- |'''[[Randall-3105|CARROLL, Mary, nee Randall]]''', wife of James Carroll |London |7 |- |'''[[Caesar-146|CAESAR]]''' aka CESAR, John |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Childs-4678|CHILDS, William]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |'''[[Chadwick-5159|CHADWICK aka CHADDICK, Thomas]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Church-9353|CHURCH, William]]''' |Dorchester |7 |- |'''[[Chaaf-2|CHAAF, William]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Chinery-67|CHINERY, Samuel]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Chanin-20|CHANIN, Edward]]''' : died 8 January 1788 |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Clough-3262|CLOUGH aka CLEUGH, Richard]]''' |Durham |7 |- |'''[[Clements-9230|CLEMENTS, Thomas]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Clark-90918|CLARK, James/John/Charles, alias Hosier]]''', a veteran of the British navy, and had fought in the Battle of Flamborough Head in 1779 |London |7 |- |'''[[Clarke-26185|CLARK, William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Clarke-26180|CLARKE, John]]''' : died 6 June 1787 on the voyage |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Cleaver-868|CLEAVER, Mary]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Clare-2190|CLARE aka CLEAR, George]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Clark-54056|CLARK, Elizabeth]]''' |Derby |7 |- |'''[[Coffin-4820|COFFIN, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Connelly-2870|CONNELLY]], William''' |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Cormick-63|CORMICK aka CORBET, Edward]]''' |Hertford |7 |- |'''[[Corden-101|CORDEN aka CORDEL, CALDWELL, James]]''' |Warwick |7 |- |'''[[Collins-42368|COLLINS aka COLLING, Joseph]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cole-34512|COLE, William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cox-46927|COX, John Matthew]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Collier-7995|COLLIER aka CULLY, Richard]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Connolly-4200|CONNOLLY, William]]''' |Bodmin |7 |- |'''[[Connelly-2871|CONELLY, Cornelius]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Colman-1047|COLMAN, Ishmael]]''' : died 29 May 1787 |Dorchester |7 |- |'''[[Cole-23571|COLE, Elizabeth]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Cox-46937|COX, James]]''' |Exeter |Life |- |'''[[Copp-1550|COPP, James]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Coombs-3843|COOMBES, Ann]]''' : married John Briant and widowed within 12 months. |Taunton |7 |- |'''[[Cole-34540|COLE, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Colley-1702|COLLEY, Elizabeth]]''' |London |14 |- |'''[[Cook-53645|COOKE, Charlotte]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cooper-44604|COOPER, Mary]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |'''[[Wise-3786|COLPITTS, Ann]]''' |Durham |7 |- |'''[[Cross-3373|CROSS, John]]''' |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Cropper-159|CROPPER, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cross-15805|CROSS, William]]''' |Coventry |7 |- |'''[[Crowder-3387|CROWDER, Thomas Restell aka Risdale]]''' : Mercury Mutineer under the name of Risdale as surname. Assumption in record keepign the name was an alias however it is recorded on his baptismal records, and at some point (the mercury passenger list?) they captured his middle name as his surname. |Bristol |Life |- |'''[[Creamer-1269|CREAMER, John]]''' joined the New South Wales Corps in 1797 |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Creek-641|CREEK, Jane]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cunningham-20534|CUNNINGHAM, Edward]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cullen-2301|CULLEN, James Bryen]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Cullyhorn-1|CULLYHORN, John]]''' : received an extra sentence in the colony - 600 lashes, death details not known. |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Cudlip-78|CUDLIP, Jacob, alias Norris]]''' |Bodmin |7 |- |'''[[Cuss-209|CUSS, John, aka Hannaboy]]''' |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Cuckow-17|CUCKOW aka COOK, William]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Davis-121222|DAVIS, Aaron]]''' :returned to England a free man, petitioned to return to the colony as a free settler but passed away. Financial assets left to step daughter. |Bristol |7 |- |DAY, Richard : died 8 December 1787 |Reading |7 |- |DAVIES, Edward : died 8 March 1787 |Stafford |7 |- |'''[[Day-8491|DAY, Samuel]]''' |Gloucester |14 |- |'''[[Davis-121361| DAVIS, Samuel]]''' : died 30 May 1788 found speared to death believed to be a reprisal for taking a canoe belonging to the Aboriginals. |Gloucester |7 |- |DAVIS, William |Shrewsbury |7 |- |'''[[Davis-120371|DAVIS, James]]''' |London |7 |- |DANIELLS, Daniel |London |7 |- |DALEY, James |London |7 |- |DAVIDSON, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Davis-122081|DAVIS, William]]''' (abt.1764-1830)' : worked as a Baker, married twice including to Sarah Michell/Michael convict of the second fleet (Lady Juliana) |Brecknock |Life |- |DAVIS, Richard |London |7 |- |DALEY aka WARBURTON, Ann, wife of Gore Daley |Nether Knutsford |7 |- |'''[[Dowling-18|DARNELL, Margaret]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Davis-71959|DAVIS, Ann]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Burley-77|DALTON, Elizabeth alias Burleigh, Burley]]''' |London |7 |- |DAVIDSON, Rebecca, wife of Robert Davidson |London |7 |- |'''[[Dawson-2329|DAWSON, Margaret]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Davis-116418|DAVIS, Frances]]''' |Chelmsford |14 |- |DAVIES, Sarah |Worcester |7 |- |'''[[Davis-74386|DAVIES, Mary aka Davis]]''' |Shrewsbury |7 |- |DENNISON, Michael |Poole |7 |- |DENISON, Barnaby |Bristol |7 |- |DELANY, Patrick : died 23 June 1787 |York |7 |- |DICKSON, aka DIXON Thomas, alias Ralph Raw |Durham |7 |- |DISCALL, Timothy |Bodmin |7 |- |DIXON, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Dickenson-655|DICKENSON, Mary]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |'''[[Douglass-641|DOUGLAS, William]]''' |Lincoln |7 |- |DOWLAND aka DOLAND, Ferdinand |London |7 |- |DODDING aka DORIN, DORREN, DORAN, James |London |7 |- |'''[[Dring-3|DRING, William]]''',

|Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |DUNNAGE, Joseph |London |Life |- |'''[[Dudgeon-790|DUDGENS aka DUDGEON, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |DUNDASS, Jane |London |7 |- |DUTTON, Ann |London |7 |- |DEYER, Leonard |Southwark |7 |- |DYKES, Mary |London |7 |- |EARLE, William |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Eggleton-373|EAGLETON, William, alias Bones]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |EATON aka SHEPHERD, HAYDON Mary |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Earley-78|EARLY, Rachel]]''' |Reading |7 |- |'''[[Eaton-12132|EATON aka Beddingfield, Martha]]''' Trial place unknown, married First Fleeter Edward Jones. Their son John married Elizabeth Stubbs, daughter of Third Fleeters. |London | 7 |- |'''[[Eccles-1325|ECCLES, Thomas]]''' |Guildford |Life |- |EDMUNDS, William |Monmouth |7 |- |EDWARDS, William |Westminster |7 |- |EGGLESTON, George |Maidstone |7 |- |ELLAM, Peter |Ormskirk |7 |- |ELLIOT, William aka Edward |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Trimby-39|ELLIOT aka TRIMBY, Joseph]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Ellam-5|ELAM aka ELLAM, ELIAS, Deborah]]''' |Chester |7 |- |ENGLISH, Nicholas |London |7 |- |EVANS, Williams |Shrewsbury |7 |- |EVANS, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |EVERETT, John : died 9 April 1787 |Hertford |7 |- |'''[[Everingham-93|EVERINGHAM, Matthew]]''',

|London |7 |- |FARRELL, Phillip |London |7 |- |FARLEY, William |Bristol |7 |- |FARMER, Ann |London |7 |- |FENTUM, Benjamin |London |7 |- |FERGUSON, John |Exeter |7 |- |FIELD, William |Winchester |7 |- |FILLESEY, Thomas |Bristol |7 |- |FINLOW, John, alias Hervey |London |7 |- |'''[[Field-5631|FIELD, Jane]]''' |London |7 |- |FITZGERALD, Jane, alias Phillips |Bristol |7 |- |FITZGERALD, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |FLARTY, Phebe |London |7 |- |'''[[Flynn-2617|FLYNN, Edward]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Forbes-49|FORBES, Ann]]''',

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|Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Forrester-40|FORRESTER, Robert]]''',

,

|London |7 |- |FOYLE, William |New Sarum |7 |- |FOWKES, Francis |London |7 |- |FOWLES, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Fownes-50|FOWNES, Margaret]]''' |Shrewsbury |7 |- |FRANCIS, William |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Francisco-1110|FRANCISCO, George]]''' |London |7 |- |FRASER, William |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Redchester-2|FRASER aka REDCHESTER, Ellen]]''' |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Freeman-1365|FREEMAN, James]]''' |Hertford |7 |- |FREEMAN, Robert |London |7 |- |FRY, George |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Prior-1357|FRYER aka PRIOR, Catherine]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Fuller-22093|FULLER, John]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |GABEL, Mary |Southwark |7 |- |GARDNER, Francis |London |7 |- |'''[[Garland-4236|GARLAND, Francis]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Garth-185|GARTH, Edward]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Gough-1376|GARTH, Susannah, alias Grath]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Gascoigne-213|GASCOYGNE, Olive]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |GEARING, Thomas Died at sea 3 June 1787 |Oxford |Life |- |'''[[Guest-158|GESS aka GUEST, George]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |'''[[George-1643|GEORGE, Anne]]''' |London |7 |- |GLENTON, Thomas |Northallerton |7 |- |GLOSTER, William |London |7 |- |'''[[Goodin-377|GOODWIN, Edward]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Goodwin-2031|GOODWIN,Andrew]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Gordon-16626|GORDON, Daniel]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Gould-11342|GOULD, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |GRAY, Charles aka Patrick |Southwark |7 |- |GRIFFITHS, Samuel, alias Briscow, alias Butcher |Gloucester |7 |- |GREENWELL, Nicholas : Pardoned and released from the Alexander 12 May 1787 |London |7 |- |GREEN, John : died 8 May 1787 |Abingdon |7 |- |GRIFFITHS, Thomas |London |7 |- |GRANGER, Charles |Plymouth |7 |- |GRACE, James |London |7 |- |'''[[Green-32440|GREEN, Hannah]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Groves-1007|GROVES, Mary]]''' |Lincoln |7 |- |'''[[Green-61453|GREEN, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |GREEN aka COWLEY, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Greenwood-2286|GREENWOOD, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |GUNTER aka GUNTER, William |Bristol |7 |- |HANDFORD, William |Winchester |7 |- |HATCHER, John |Winchester |7 |- |HATFIELD, William |Maidstone |7 |- |HAWKES, Richard |Reading |7 |- |HARRIS, William |Maidstone |7 |- |HATCH, John : died 17 April 1787 |Reading |7 |- |HARTLEY, John : died 5 August 1787 |Oxford |7 |- |HART, John : died 6 May 1787 |Stafford |7 |- |HAINES, Joseph |Gloucester |14 |- |HATHAWAY, Henry |Gloucester |7 |- |HAYES, Dennis |London |7 |- |HALL, Samuel : he is in Cobley, ship Alexander HO 11/1 but he did not come in the First Fleet -see Gillen p.414 : He was to be transported on the Alexander but then he was offered a full pardon on the proviso that he serve in the navy, which he accepted.TO REMOVE.

|London |7 |- |HARBINE aka HARBEN, Joseph |London |7 |- |HARPER, Joshua |London |7 |- |'''[[Clayton-9923|HAYTON aka CLAYTON, KAYTON , George]]''' He was referred to George Kayton in his trial, and known as George Clayton in the colony; however in the transportation records, he was referred to as George 'Hayton'. |London |7 |- |HARRISON, Joseph |London |7 |- |HART, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Harris-28298|HARRIS, John]]''' |London |Life |- |HAYES, John |Guildford |7 |- |'''[[Hatton-1229|HATTON, Joseph]]''' |York |7 |- |HARRISON, Joseph |Kingston |7 |- |HAMLIN, William |Exeter |7 |- |HALL, Joseph |Exeter |Life |- |HALL, John |Exeter |7 |- |HADON aka HAYDON, John |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Ayres-1291 |HARES aka AYRES, EYRES, HAYES, William]]''' : married convict Mary Potton and returned to England about 1791 after time served. (Mercury Mutineer). |Winchester |7 |- |HANDY aka HENLEY, HANDLEY, Cooper |Salisbury |7 |- |'''[[Haynes-5598|HAYNES aka HAINES, William]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Hervey-534|HERVEY, Elizabeth]]''' |Bury |14 |- |HALL, Margaret |London |7 |- |HART, Frances |London |14 |- |HARRISON, Mary |Lincoln |7 |- |HEADING, James |Chelmsford |Life |- |'''[[Headington-81|HEADINGTON, Thomas]]''' |Abingdon |7 |- |'''[[Herbert-3840|HERBERT, John]]''' |London |7 |- |HART, Catherine |London |7 |- |'''[[Herbert-1237|HERBERT , John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |HANDLAND, Dorothy, alias Gray |London |7 |- |HALL aka HAMMOND, Sarah |London |7 |- |'''[[Hamilton-15399|HAMILTON, Maria]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Harrison-11461|HARRISON, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Howard-17242|HARWOOD, Ester, alias Howard]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Hayward-2994|HAYWARD, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |HALL, Elizabeth |Newcastle |7 |- |'''[[Herbert-3559|HERBERT, Jane, alias Rose, alias Jenny Russell]]''' |London |7 |- |HENRY, Catherine |London |7 |- |HILL, John |Maidstone |Life |- |HINDLE aka INGLE, Otawel aka Otaway, Ottiwell |Preston |7 |- |HILL, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Hill-63221|HILL, Thomas]]''' |London |7 |- |HILT, William |Exeter |Life |- |'''[[Hill-63220|HILL, Thomas]]''' |Dorchester |7 |- |HIPSLEY aka HIPPESLEY, Eliabeth |London |7 |- |HILL, Mary |London |7 |- |HOLLISTER, Job |Bristol |7 |- |HAWELL aka HOWELL, Thomas |Stafford |7 |- |HOLMES, William |London |7 |- |HOLLOWAY, James |London |7 |- |HOGG, William |London |14 |- |HOWARD, John |London |7 |- |HOWARD Thomas, |London |7 |- |HORTOP aka HORTOPP, James |Exeter |7 |- |HOLLAND, William |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Holmes-3129|HOLMES, Susannah]]''' |Thetford |14 |- |HOLLOGIN aka HOLLIGIN, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |'''[[Hughes-16951|HUGHES, Hugh]]''' had the skills of a wheelwright. His son Hugh Hughes married Elizabeth Ashby and had children. |Southwark |7 |- |'''[[Humphries-538|HUMPHREY, Edward]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Hubbard-12121|HUBBARD, William]]''' died in Parramatta in 1792 |London |7 |- |'''[[Hughes-34696|HUGHES, John]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Hubbard-1395|HUBBARD, William]]''' died in 1843 at the Sydney Benevolent Asylum |Southwark |7 |- |HUMPHREYS, Henry |Exeter |7 |- |HUGHES, Thomas |London |7 |- |HUDSON, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Hussey-3370|HUSSEY, Samuel]]''' |Oxford |7 |- |'''[[Hughes-34695|HUGHES, Frances Ann]]''' |Lancaster |7 |- |'''[[Huffnell-2|HUFFNELL, Susannah]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |HUMPHRIES, Mary |London |14 |- |'''[[Hurley-2143|HURLEY, Jeremiah]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Hylids-1|HYLIDS, Thomas]]''' |Guildford |7 |- |'''[[Inett-6|INETT, Ann]]''' |Worcester |7 |- |INGRAM aka INGRAHAM, Benjamin |London |7 |- |'''[[Irving-641|IRVINE, John]]''', alias Anderson, alias Law, surgeon |Lincoln |7 |- |JACKSON, William : died 3 May 1787 |Durham |7 |- |JACOBS, David |London |7 |- |JACOBS, John |London |7 |- |JACKSON, Hannah |Bristol |7 |- |JAGET aka PAGET, Joseph |Exeter |7 |- |JAMESON aka JEMMISON, JAMISON , James aka John |Maidstone |7 |- |JACKSON, Jane, alias Esther Roberts |London |7 |- |JACKSON, Mary |London |7 |- |JEFFRIES, Robert : Died 13 May 1787 |Devizes |7 |- |JEFFERIES, John |Maidstone |7 |- |JENKINS, Robert, alias George Brown |Maidstone |7 |- |JEPP, John |London |7 |- |JENKINS, William |Exeter |7 |- |JONES, Francis |Winchester |7 |- |JONES, Thomas |Warwick |7 |- |JOHNSON, Charles : died 31 May 1787 |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Jones-152612|JONES, Edward]]''' married First Fleeter Martha Eaton, died at Benevolent Asylum 1842. Their son John married Elizabeth Stubbs, daughter of Third Fleeters. |London |7 |- |JOSEPHS, Thomas |London |7 |- |JOHNSON, William |Kingston |7 |- |JOHNS, Stephen |Launceston |7 |- |JONES, Margaret |Salisbury |14 |- |JOHNSON, Edward |Dorcester |7 |- |JONES, John |Exeter |14 |- |JONES, William |Shewsbury |7 |- |JONES, Richard |Shewsbury |7 |- |JONES, Thomas |Bristol |14 |- |'''[[Johnson-75716|JOHNSON, Catherine]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Johnson-153585|JOHNSON, Mary]]''' aka Sarah Hughes |London |7 |- |KELLY, Thomas |Pontefract |7 |- |KELLAN, John, alias Herbert Keeling |London |Life |- |KENNEDY, Martha |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Kidner-27|KIDNEY aka KIDDER, Thomas]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |KILBY, William |Abingdon |7 |- |KING, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Kilpack-13|KILLPACK, David]]''' : London 7 then London life (Swift mutineer) |London |Life |- |KIMBERLEY, Edward |Coventry |7 |- |KNOWLER aka NOWLAND, John |Maidstone |7 |- |KNOWLAND aks ROWAN, RONAN, ROWLAND, Andrew |London |7 |- |LANKEY, David |London |7 |- |LANE aka LYNE, Richard |Winchester |7 |- |LAWRELL, John |Bodmin |7 |- |LANE, William |Chelmsford |7 |- |LARNE aka LA RUE, LA ROUE, LAREW LU RIEW, James |Exeter |7 |- |LAMBETH, John |Bristol |7 |- |LAVELL aka LOVELL, Henry |London |Life |- |LARA aka LARAH, Flora aka Laura |London |7 |- |LAYCOCK aka HAYCOCK, HAYLOCK, Caroline aka Carolina |London |7 |- |'''[[Langley-606|LANGLEY, Jane]]''' |London |7 |- |LAWRENCE, Mary, wife of John Lawrence |London |7 |- |LEMON, Isaac : died 11 March 1787 |Chelmsford |7 |- |LEVY, Joseph |London |7 |- |LEARY, John |Winchester |7 |- |LEGG aka LEASE, George |Dorchester |7 |- |LEARY, Jeremiah |Bristol |14 |- |LEGROVE aka LE GROVE, Stephen |London |7 |- |LEE, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |LEWIS, Sophia |London |7 |- |LEONARD aka LEONELL, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |LEVY, Amelia |Southwark |7 |- |LISK, George |London |7 |- |LIMEBURNER, John |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Limpus-69|LIMPUS, Thomas]]''' |Exeter |Life |- |LIGHTFOOT, Samuel |Exeter |7 |- |LONGSTREET, Joseph : died 19 July 1787 |Marlborough |7 |- |LONG, Joseph |Gloucester |14 |- |LOCKLEY, John |London |7 |- |LONG, Mary : SHE IS SECOND FLEET - TO REMOVE |London |Life |- |LOVE, Mary |Maidstone |7 |- |LOCK, Elizabeth |Gloucester |7 |- |'''[[Lucas-683|LUCAS, Nathaniel]]''' |London |7 |- |LYNCH, Humphry |New Sarum |7 |- |LYNCH, Ann |Bristol |14 |- |LYDE aka LLOYD, LOYD, John |London |7 |- |MAY, Richard |New Sarun |7 |- |'''[[Martin-48001|MARTIN, Stephen]]''' |Bristol |7 |- |MANSFIELD, John |Chelmsford |7 |- |M'LEAN, Francis |Guildford |7 |- |M'LEAN, Thomas |Guildford |7 |- |MATON aka MATSON, Thomas |Maidstone |7 |- |M'DONNAUGH, James |Maidstone |7 |- |MARINER, William |Oxford |7 |- |MARROTT, John |Gloucester |7 |- |M'LAUGHLIN aka MACLAULIN, MACCLELLAND, Charles |Durham |7 |- |MACINTIRE, John |Durham |7 |- |'''[[Martin-39411|MARTIN John]]''' |London |7 |- |M'DONALD, Alexander |London |7 |- |MARNEY aka MARRINER, William |London |7 |- |'''[[Marshall-32710|MARSHALL, Joseph]]''' |London |14 |- |M'LEAN, Edward |Maidstone |7 |- |MARTIN, Abraham |New Sarum |7 |- |MARTIN, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Martin-96272|MARTYN aka MARTIN, James]]''' "Memorandoms" written by James Martin is the only extant first-hand account of the escape with the Bryants in 1791. It is the earliest Australian convict narrative |Exeter |7 |- |McCORMICK, Sarah |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[MacCormack-45|McCORMACK, Mary]]''' |Liverpool |7 |- |MASON, Betty |Gloucester |14 |- |McGRAH aka MCGRATH, Redman aka Redmund, Redmond |London |7 |- |McDEED aka MCDALE, MCDEED, DADE, DEANE, Richard |London |7 |- |McNAMAR aka MCNAMARA, William |London |7 |- |MACKIE aka MACKEY, James |London |7 |- |'''[[Unknown-610318|MARRIOTT, Jane]]''' |London |7 |- |MATHER, Ann |London |7 |- |MATHER aka MARTIN, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Mason-10174|MASON, Susannah, alias Gibbs]]''' |London |7 |- |McCABE, Eleanor |London |7 |- |'''[[Marshall-30897|MARSHALL, Mary]]''' |London |Life |- |'''[[Marshall-30738|MARSHALL, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Martin-33265|MARTIN, Ann]]''' |Southwark |7 |- |MEYNELL, John, alias William RADFORD |Nottingham |7 |- |MESSIAH aka MASSIAS, Jacob |London |7 |- |'''[[Meech-89|MEECH, Jane, wife of William Meech]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |MILTON, Charles |Maidstone |7 |- |MIDGLEY, Samuel |Lancaster |7 |- |MIDDLETON, Richard |London |7 |- |MITCHELL, Nathaniel |Dorchester |7 |- |MILLS aka MILLS, HILL, Matthew aka JOHN |Oxford |7 |- |MITCHCRAFT aka BEACHCROFT, Mary |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Mitchell-36804|MITCHELL, Mary]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |MORRIS, Peter |Bristol |7 |- |MOWBRAY, John : died 24 December 1787 |Lincoln |7 |- |'''[[Morgan-23905|MORGAN, Richard]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |MORRISBY, James |London |7 |- |MOORE, William |London |7 |- |MORLEY, John NOT IN GILLEN OR FFFV. Cobley has alias Shore, so he is the same as John Shore – TO REMOVE |London |7 |- |'''[[Moran-7248|MORAN aka MOORIN, John]]''' |London |7 |- |MORGAN, Robert |London |7 |- |'''[[Mobbs-411|MOBBS, Samuel]]''' |London |7 |- |MORGAN, William |London |7 |- |MOULD, William |Guildford |7 |- |MOLLANDS, John |Launceston |7 |- |'''[[Miles-5374|MOYLE aka MILES, Edward]]''' |Launceston |7 |- |MOOD aka MILLER, Charles |Maidstone |7 |- |MORTIMORE aka MORTIMER, John |Exeter |7 |- |MORTIMORE, Noah |Exeter |7 |- |MORLEY, Joseph |Winchester |7 |- |MORTON, Mary |London |7 |- |MULLOCK aka MULCOCK, MOCOCK, MOLOCK, Jesse |New Sarum |7 |- |MUNROE, John, alias NURSE |London |7 |- |MULLIS, Stephen |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Murphy-10002|MURPHY, James]]''' |Exeter, Devon |7 |- |MURPHY, William |Liverpool |7 |- |'''[[Munro-592|MUNRO,Lydia]]''' |Kingston |14 |- |MULLENS, Hannah |London |Life |- |NEWLAND aka NOWLAND, John |London |7 |- |NEWLAN aka NOWLAND, KNOWLAND, Mary |London |7 |- |NETTLETON, Robert |Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |NEAL, John |London |7 |- |NEAL, James |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Gore-838|NEEDHAM, Elizabeth]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Nichols-319|NICHOLLS, John]]''',

|London |7 |- |'''[[Norton-13210|NORTON, Phebe]]''' married first fleeter William Parish and they had 3 children |London |7 |- |NUNN, Robert |London |7 |- |O'CRAFT, John |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Ogden-530|OGDEN, James]]''' |Manchester |7 |- |OKEY, William |Gloucester |7 |- |OLDFIELD, Thomas |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Oldfield-1014|OLDFIELD, Isabella]]''' |Manchester |7 |- |OPLEY, Peter |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Orford-109|ORFORD, Thomas]]''' |London |7 |- |OSBORNE, Thomas |London |7 |- |OSBORNE, Elizabeth, alias Jones |London |7 |- |OWLES, John |Croydon |7 |- |OWEN, John |London |7 |- |OWEN, Joseph |Shewsbury |14 |- |PAGE, Paul |Lincoln |7 |- |PANE aka PARE, William |Nottingham |7 |- |PARRY, Edward : died 8 March 1787 |Stafford |7 |- |'''[[Parr-2472|PARR, William]]''' |Liverpool |7 |- |PALMER, John Henry : died 12 January 1788 |London |Life |- |'''[[Parker-56810|PARKER, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Parish-3796|PARISH, William]]''' married first fleeter Phebe Norton and they had 3 children |London |7 |- |'''[[Partridge-2128|PARTRIDGE, Richard]]''' |London |Life |- |PARRIS, Peter |Exeter |7 |- |PARKINSON, Jane, alias Partington, alias Ann Marsden : died November 1787 |Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Parker-34431|PARKER, Elizabeth]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |PARSLEY, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Parker-115|PARKER, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Partridge-3145|PARTRIDGE, Sarah, alias Roberts]]''' |London |7 |- |PARRY, Sarah |London |Life |- |PERROT, Edward Bearcroft |Bristol |7 |- |PETRIE, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Payten-67|PEYTON, Samuel]]''' |London |7 |- |PERCIVAL, Richard |London |7 |- |'''[[Pettitt-660|PETTITT, John]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Pewlet-1|PEAULET, James]]''' |London |7 |- |PEAT, Charles |London |Life |- |'''[[Peck-9321|PECK, Joshua]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |PERKINS, Edward |Plymouth |7 |- |PETHERICK, John |Plymouth |7 |- |PENNY, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Phillimore-111|PHILLIMORE, William aka Richard]]''' |London |7 |- |PHILLIPS, Richard |London |7 |- |'''[[Phillips-15853|PHILLIPS, Mary]]''' |Taunton |7 |- |PHYFIELD, Roger, alias Twyfield, Fyfield |Shrewsbury |7 |- |PHYN aka FINN, Mary |London |7 |- |'''[[Pickett-1099|PICKETT aka PIGOTT, Samuel]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |PIGOTT, Samuel SAME AS ABOVE - TO REMOVE |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Pinder-1759|PINDER, Mary]]''' |Lincoln |7 |- |PIPKIN, Elizabeth |London |7 |- |PILES, Mary |London |7 |- |POPE, David |Southwark |7 |- |POWER, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Pontie-1|PONTIE, John]]''' |London |Life |- |'''[[Poole-1315|POOLE, Jane]]'''

|Wells |7 |- |POWER aka POOR, POORE, William |Dorchester |7 |- |'''[[Pulley-51|POWLEY aka PULLEY, POOLEY, Elizabeth]]''' |Thetford |7 |- |POWELL, Ann |London |7 |- |PRICE, John |Southwark |7 |- |PRIOR, Thomas |Reading |7 |- |PRICE, James |Gloucester |7 |- |PRITCHARD, Thomas |London |7 |- |'''[[Pugh-739|PUGH, Edward]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |'''[[Randall-4323|RANDALL, John]]''' |Manchester |7 |- |REYMOND, George |London |7 |- |'''[[Ramsey-1539|RAMSEY, John aka RAMSAY]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Repeat-1|REPEAT, Charles]]''' |Warwick |7 |- |READ, William |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Reardon-354|REARDON, Bartholomew]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |READ, Ann |London |Life |- |RICHARDS, James |East Grinstead |7 |- |RICHARDSON, James |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Risby-99|RISBY, Edward]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |RICHARDSON, William |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, Hardwicke |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, John |London |7 |- |RICHARDS, David |London |7 |- |RICHARDSON, Samuel |London |7 |- |RICKSON, William |Chelmsford |7 |- |RICHARDS, John, alias Williams |Winchester |7 |- |RICHARDS, James |Launceston |7 |- |RICE, John |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Rope-6|ROPE, Anthony]]''' |Chelmsford |7 |- |ROGERS, Daniel |Croydon |7 |- |ROBINSON, George |Lincoln |7 |- |ROGERS, Isaac : died 22 July 1787 |Gloucester |14 |- |ROBINSON, Joseph |Kingston upon Hull |7 |- |ROBERTS, John |Liverpool |7 |- |ROBINSON, George |London |7 |- |ROMAIN aka ROMAINE, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Rowe-4550|ROWE, John]]''' |Launceston |7 |- |'''[[Rowe-9483|ROWE, William]]''' |Launceston |7 |- |'''[[Roberts-3034|ROBERTS, William]]''' |Bodmin |7 |- |ROBINSON, William |Exeter |7 |- |ROACH, Henry |Exeter |7 |- |ROBINS, John, alias Major |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Batley-46|ROUS, Walton, alias BATLEY]]''' |London |7 |- |ROLT, Mary |London |7 |- |ROSSON, Isabella |London |7 |- |RUSSELL, John |London |7 |- |RUGLASS, John |London |Life |- |RUSSLER aka RUFFLER, John |London |Life |- |'''[[Ruse-39|RUSE aks RUCE, James]]''' |Bodmin |7 |- |RUTH, Robert |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Ryan-3526|RYAN aka BRYANT, John]]''' |London |7 |- |SALTMARSH, William |Kingston |7 |- |SANDERSON aka SAUNDERSON, Thomas |Lincoln |7 |- |SANDS, William : died 17 February 1787 |Lincoln |7 |- |SAMPSON, Peter |London |7 |- |SANDLIN, Ann, alias Lynes, alias Pattens |London |7 |- |SCATTERGOOD, Robert : died 6 May 1787 |Stafford |7 |- |[[Scott-59175|'''SCOTT, Elizabeth''']] |London |7 |- |SELSHIRE, Samuel |London |7 |- |SEYMOUR, John |Sherborne |7 |- |SHEARMAN aka SHERMAN, William |Reading |7 |- |SHAW, Joseph |Stafford |7 |- |SHEPHERD, Robert |Durham |7 |- |SHARPE aka SHARP, George : died 24 September 1787 |Durham |7 |- |SHORE, William |Lancaster |7 |- |'''[[Moseley-3012|SHORE aka MOSELEY, John]]''' |London |Life |- |[[Sheers-18|'''SHEERS, James''']] |London |Life |- |'''[[Silverthorn-1079|SILVERTHORN, John]]''' |New Sarum |7 |- |'''[[Sidaway-98|SIDEWAY aka SIDAWAY, Robert]]''' |London |Life |- |SLATER, Sarah |London |7 |- |'''[[small-6|SMALL, John]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |SMART, Richard : died 24 May 1787 |Gloucester |7 |- |SMART, Daniel |Gloucester |7 |- |SMITH, Thomas : died 4 July 1787 |Lancaster |7 |- |SMITH, William |Oxford |14 |- |'''[[Smith-169680|SMITH, Edward, aka BECKFORD]]''' |London |7 |- |SMITH, William |London |7 |- |SMITH, Thomas, alias Haynes, Haines |London |7 |- |SMITH, James |London |7 |- |SMITH, John |Guildford |7 |- |SMITH, William |Bodmin |7 |- |'''[[Overy-219|SMITH, Ann]]''', wife of John Smith |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Smith-37283|SMITH, Hannah]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |'''[[Smith-291800|SMITH, William]]''' |Dorchester |7 |- |SMITH, Edward |Exeter |7 |- |SMITH, John |Exeter |7 |- |SMITH, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Smith-343543|SMITH, Catherine]]''' transported on Prince of Wales |London |7 |- |SMITH, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Smith-343589|SMITH, Catherine]]''' transported on Lady Penrhyn |London |7 |- |'''[[Smith-90141|SMITH, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Snailham-1|SNALEHAM aka SNAILHAM, William]]''' |London |7 |- |SPARKS aka SPARKES, Henry aka Thomas |Exeter |Life |- |SPENCER, Daniel |Dorchester |14 |- |SPENCER aka SPENCE, John, alias Pearce |London |7 |- |'''[[Spencer-12301|SPENCE aka SPENCER, Mary]]''' |Wigan |5 |- |SPRIGMORE, Charlotte |London |7 |- |'''[[Springham-54|SPRINGHAM, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Squire-559|SQUIRES, James]]'''

|Kingston |7 |- |STANLEY, William |New Sarum |7 |- |STRONG, James |Dorchester |7 |- |STOW, James |Lincoln |7 |- |'''[[Stone-29952|STONE, Martin]]''' : died 17 February 1787 |Warwick |7 |- |STOKEE aka STOKOE, John |Durham |7 |- |STONE, Charles |London |7 |- |STONE aka HORNE, Henry |London |7 |- |STOGDELL, John |London |14 |- |STUART aka STEWART, James |London |7 |- |STANTON, Thomas, alias Ebden |Launceston |7 |- |STEPHENS aka MORRIS, John |Dorchester |7 |- |STEWART, Margaret |Exeter |7 |- |STRECH aka STRETCH, Thomas |Shrewsbury |7 |- |SUMMERS, John |Gloucester |7 |- |TAYLOR, Joshua |Manchester |7 |- |TAYLOR, Henry |London |7 |- |'''[[Taylor-107190|TAYLOR, Sarah]]''' |Kingston |7 |- |'''[[Devine-803|TENANT/TENNANT, Thomas Hilton, alias Phillip DIVINE/DEVINE]]''' lived with Ann Doyle, a convict who had arrived on Lady Juliana. They had four children |Chelmsford |7 |- |TEAGUE, Cornelius |Bodmin |7 |- |TENCHALL aka TENHEL, TENNINGHILL, TINNY, James, alias James DANIEL, Thomas HILL |London |7 |- |THACKERY, Elizabeth

|Manchester |7 |- |'''[[Thompson-36253|THOMPSON, William]]''' |Durham |7 |- |THOMAS, James |London |7 |- |THOMPSON, James |London |7 |- |THOMAS, James |London |7 |- |THOMAS, John |London |7 |- |THOMPSON, William |London |7 |- |THOUDY aka THODIE, IVES, James |London |7 |- |'''[[Thomas-58101|THOMAS, Elizabeth]]''' Home Office records incorrectly have her trial place as Wigan. |Preston |7 |- |THORNTON, Ann |London |7 |- |'''[[Tilley-1511|TILLEY, Thomas]]''' |Stafford |7 |- |TILL, Thomas |London |7 |- |TODD, Nicholas |London |7 |- |TROTTER, Joseph |Maidstone |7 |- |TRACE, John |Exeter |7 |- |TRIPPETT, Susannah |London |7 |- |TUCKER, Moses |Plymouth |7 |- |TUNMINS aka TIMMINS, Thomas |Warwick |7 |- |TURNER, John |Maidstone |7 |- |TURNER, Ralph : died 24 March 1787 |Manchester |7 |- |TURNER, Thomas |Oxford |7 |- |TURNER, John |York |7 |- |TURNER, Mary |Worcester |7 |- |'''[[Tuzo-4|TUSO, Joseph]]''' |London |Life |- |TWYFIELD, Ann : PRO HO 10/7: "since said to be married to William Dawley, a convict" |Shrewsbury |7 |- |TWYNEHAM aka TWINEHAM, TWYMAN, William : died 13 March 1787 |Reading |7 |- |'''[[Tyrrell-643|TYRRELL, William]]''' |Winchester |7 |- |VANDELL aka VARNDELL, Edward |East Grinstead |7 |- |VICKERY, William |Exeter |7 |- |VINCENT, Henry |London |7 |- |UNDERWOOD, James |New Sarum |14 |- |USHER, John |Maidstone |7 |- |WADDICOMB aka WIDDICOMBE, Richard |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Wade-3811|WADE, Mary, alias COCKLANE, COCKRAN]]''' |London |14 |- |WAGER, Benjamin |London |7 |- |'''[[Wainwright-1573|WAINWRIGHT, Ellen, alias Esther Eccles]]''' |Preston |7 |- |'''[[Wall-862|WALL, William]]''' |Oxford |7 |- |'''[[Ward-18885|WARD, Ann]]''' |London |7 |- |WARD, John : died 29 June 1787 |Louth |7 |- |WARE, Charlotte |London |7 |- |WALSH, William |London |7 |- |WALKER, John |London |7 |- |WALBOURNE, James |London |7 |- |WATERHOUSE, William |Kingston |7 |- |WATKINS, Mary |Cowbridge |7 |- |WATSAN aka WATSON, John |Maidstone |7 |- |WATSON, Thomas |Exeter |7 |- |WELCH aka WELSH, James |Maidstone |7 |- |WELCH, John |Durham |7 |- |WEST, George (wrongly listed by the contractor as Benjamin) died 13 January 1788 |London |7 |- |WESTWOOD, John |London |7 |- |WELCH aka WELCH, WALSH, John Coen |London |Life |- |WELSH, John |London |7 |- |'''[[Westlake-10|WESTLAKE, Edward]]''' |Exeter |7 |- |WHEELER, Samuel |Croydon |7 |- |'''[[Whittaker-1921|WHITAKER, George]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |WHITE, James |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Whiting-2197|WHITING, William]]''' |Gloucester |7 |- |WHITTON, Edward |Maidstone |Life |- |'''[[Wickham-1121|WICKHAM, Mary]]''' |New Sarum |14 |- |WILCOCKS, Samuel |Dorcester |7 |- |WILCOCKS, Richard |Exeter |7 |- |'''[[Wilding-158|WILDING, John, alias Warren]]''' TO REMOVE He died on hulk 26 March, however there is a link to his profile which has death in May on Scarborough! TO CHECK (checked FFFV and FFFN) |Bury |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Charles |London |7 |- |'''[[Williams-106634|WILLIAMS, James alias Black Jemmy]]''' |London |7 |- |'''[[Williams-106553|John Williams (1769-1830)alias Black Jack]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |'''[[Williams-73937|WILLIAMS, Robert]]''' |Launceston |7 |- |WILLIAMS, John, alias Floyd |Bodmin |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Peter, alias Flaggett, alias Creamer : Tried London 7 then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) |Exeter |7 |- |WILLIAMS, John |Exeter |7 |- |WILLIAMS, Daniel TO REMOVE - SERVED FULL TERM ON HULK |Preston |7 |- |'''[[William-779|WILLIAMS, Frances]]''' |Mold |7 |- |'''[[Williams-56905|WILLIAMS, Mary]]''' |London |7 |- |WILTON, William : died 28 March 1787 |Bristol |7 |- |WILSON, Charles |London |Life |- |WILSON, Peter |Manchester |7 |- |WILSON, John (he is in PRO HO 10/7 but not in 1969 list) |Wigan |7 |- |WILSON, Mary (not in PRO HO 10/7) |London |7 |- |WISEHAMMER, John |Bristol |7 |- |'''[[Wood-23922|WOOD, George]]''' |London |7 |- |WOOD, Mark |London |7 |- |WOODCOCK, Peter |London |7 |- |WOODCOCK, Francis |Shrewsbury |7 |- |WOODHAM, Samuel |London |Life |- |WOOLCOT aka WOOLCOTT, John |Exeter |Life |- |WORSDELL, William |Launceston |7 |- |WRIGHT, Thomas |Reading |7 |- |WRIGHT, Benjamin |London |7 |- |'''[[Wright-3598|WRIGHT, Joseph]]''' |London |7 |- |WRIGHT, William |London |7 |- |'''[[Wright-13867|WRIGHT, James]]''' |Maidstone |7 |- |WRIGHT, Ann : died 4 April 1787 |London |7 |- |YARDSLEY aka YARSLEY, Thomas |Shrewsbury |7 |- |[[Yates-7672|'''YATES aka YEATS, Nancy''']] |York |7 |- |YOUNG, John |London |7 |- |YOUNG, Simon,

|London |7 |- |'''[[Youngson-9|YOUNGSON, Elizabeth]]''',

|Lancaster |7 |- |'''[[Youngson-10|YOUNGSON, George]]''',

|Lancaster |7 |} [[Category:First Fleet]]
Profiles under category but not listed above : [[Abrahams-660|Rosanna (Abrahams) Stewart (1787-1837)]] travelled as a baby in the First Fleet with her mother [[Abrahams-190|Esther Abrahams]] : [[Ayres-1291|William Ayres (abt.1762-)]] see [[Ayres-1291|William Hares]] above Marines - not listed above : Marine [[McDonald-14409|Alexander McDonald]] : Marine [[Standley-768|William Standley]] : Marine [[Chipp-6|Thomas Chipp]] : Marine [[Bishop-23160|Elias Bishop]] : Marine [[Baker-71507|William Baker]] : Marines [[Asky-1|Richard Asky]], [[Baker-71664|James Baker]], [[Brown-180761|James Brown]], [[Dukes-2487|Richard Dukes]], [[Haynes-10499|Luke Haynes]], [[Jones-153068|Thomas Jones]] were executed on 27 March 1789 for the crime of theft. [[Hunt-32241|Joseph Hunt]] was pardoned for the same crime. : Marine sergeant [[Knight-30418|Isaac Knight]] returned to NSW, has descendants == Sources ==

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=== Ships of the First Fleet === ==== Naval escort ==== The First Fleet included two Royal Navy escort ships, the ten-gun sixth-rate vessel HMS Sirius under the command of Captain John Hunter, and the armed tender HMS Supply commanded by Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball. {|class="wikitable" border=1 cellpadding=5 |+Naval escorts (depart England 13 May 1787) ! Ship || Type || Master || Crew!! Dep. England!! Arr. Botany Bay || Duration (Days) |- |HMS Sirius (1786)||20-gun ship||Captain John Hunter||align=right|200||13 May 1787 from Portsmouth||20 January 1788|| align=right|252 |- |HMS Supply (1759)||Yard craft armed tender||Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball|| align=right|55||13 May 1787 from Spithead||18 January 1788||align=right|250 |}
==== Convict transports ==== {| class="wikitable" border=1 cellpadding=5 |+Convict transports (depart England 13 May 1787) ! Ship || Type || Master || Crew || Marines || Arrived Botany Bay || Duration (days) || Male convicts arrived (boarded) || Female convicts arrived (boarded) |- |Alexander (1783)|| Barque|| Duncan Sinclair||align=right|30||align=right|41||19 January 1788||align=right| 251 || 210 – two were pardoned || none |- |Charlotte (1784)|| transport|| Thomas Gilbert||align=right|30||align=right|32|| 20 January 1788 ||align=right| 252 || 100 || 24 |- | Friendship (1784)|| Brig|| Francis Walton||align=right|25||align=right|42|| 19 January 1788 ||align=right| 251 || 80 || 24 – to Cape of Good Hope, then t'ferred to Lady Penrhyn |- |Lady Penrhyn (1786)|| transport|| William Cropton Server||align=right|31||align=right|18|| 20 January 1788 ||align=right| 252 || none || 101 |- |Prince of Wales (1786)||Barque||John Mason||align=right|29||align=right|45|| 20 January 1788 ||align=right| 252 || 2 || 47 |- |Scarborough (1782)|| transport|| Captain John Marshall||align=right|30||align=right|50|| 19 January 1788 ||align=right| 251 || 210 || none |}
==== Food and Supply Transports ==== {| class="wikitable" border=1 cellpadding=5 |+Food and supply transports (depart England 13 May 1787) ! Ship || Type || Master || Crew || Arr. Botany Bay || Duration (days) |- |Golden Grove (1782)|| storeship||William Sharp||align=right|22||20 January 1788||align=right| 252 |- |Fishburn|| storeship|| Robert Brown||align=right|22|| 20 January 1788||align=right| 252 |- |Borrowdale (1785)|| storeship|| Hobson Reed||align=right|22|| 20 January 1788||align=right| 252 |}
== Other sources: == * https://www.geni.com/projects/Friendship-1788-Convict-Ship-First-Fleet-England-to-NSW-Australia/38592 * [http://www.australianhistoryresearch.info/first-fleeters-deaths-on-norfolk-island/ First Fleeter Deaths on Norfolk Island], accessed 11 June 2016. *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_convicts_on_the_First_Fleet

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{{Image|file=My_WikiTree_Resources-1.png |align-l |size=100px |caption=Badge of the Governor-General of Australia © Commonwealth of Australia }} [[Image:Australian Images-1.gif|Australia's national Floral Emblem: the Wattle © Commonwealth of Australia]] The Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia is the representative in Australia of the Australian monarch and, therefore, is Australia's Head of State. The Governor-General is appointed by the monarch on the advice of the Prime Minister of Australia. The Governor-General has formal presidency over the Federal Executive Council and is Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Defence Force, as well as being the viceregal representative in the Australian Capital Territory. The functions of the Governor-General include appointing ministers, judges, and ambassadors; giving royal assent to legislation passed by Parliament; issuing writs for election; and bestowing Australian honours. A Governor-General is not appointed for a specific term, but is generally expected to serve for five years subject to a possible short extension. In the first 100 years of the Commonwealth of Australia, from 1 January 1901 to 31 December 2000, there were 22 Governors-General. No Tasmanian-born office holders to date. === The Governors-General of Australia === {|border="2" class="wikitree sortable" style="font-size:100%;" |+ |- style="background: #DAA520;" ! scope="col"|No. ! scope="col" class="unsortable"|Photo ! scope="col"|Name ! scope="col"|Birth-place ! scope="col"|Spouse ! scope="col"|Years as Governor-General ! scope="col"|No. years ! scope="col"|Notes |-align=center |1||[[Image:Hope-828.jpg|50px]]||[[Hope-828|Sir John Hope KT GCMG GCVO PC, the 7th Earl of Hopetoun]]||South Queensferry, Dalmany, West Lothian, Scotland||[[Moleyns-45|Hon. Hersey Hope, Countess of Hopetoun]]||1901-1902||18 mths||formerly governor of Victoria; resigned when parliament refused an allowance to recover private funds expended |-align=center |2||[[Image:Tennyson-56.jpg|50px]]||[[Tennyson-56|Sir Hallam Tennyson GCMG PC, the 2nd Baron Tennyson]]||Twickenham, Middlesex, England||[[Boyle-2266|Audrey, Baroness Tennyson]]||1903-1904||12 mths||had sought only a twelve-month term |-align=center |3||[[Image:Northcote-47.jpg|50px]]||[[Northcote-47|Sir Henry Northcote GCMG GCIE CB, the 1st Baron Northcote]]||Marylebone, Middlesex, England||[[Boyle-2266|Alice Northcote CI, Baroness Northcote]]||1904-1908||4 yrs 8 mths||saw himself as diplomatic representative of the British government as well as vice-regal representative |-align=center |4||[[Image:Ward-17212.jpg|50px]]||[[Ward-17212|Major William Ward, the 2nd Earl of Dudley]]||London, England||[[Gurney-642|Rachel Ward, Countess Dudley]]||1908-1911||2 yrs 10 mths||"He did nothing really important, nothing thoroughly, nothing consistently", Alfred Deakin |-align=center |5||[[Image:Denman-482.jpg|50px]]||[[Denman-482|Sir Thomas Denman GCMG KCVO, the 3rd Baron Denman]]||London, England||[[Pearson-10623|Gertrude Denman, Baroness Denman]]||1911-1914||2 yrs 10 mths||in poor health and his wife 'homesick', he resigned early; a timely decision as it turned out |-align=center |6||[[Image:Ferguson-9205.jpg|50px]]||[[Ferguson-9205|Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson GCMG]]||Raith, Fife, Scotland||[[Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood-9|Dame Helen Ferguson GBE]]||1914-1920||6 yrs 5 mths||was politically influential and committed to his role as commander-in-chief during The Great War |-align=center |7||[[Image:Forster-1067.jpg|50px]]||[[Forster-1067|Sir Henry Forster GCMG, the 1st Baron Forster]]||Catford, Kent, England||[[Douglas-Scott-Montagu-3|Lady Rachel Forster, Baroness Forster]]||1920-1925||5 yrs||travelled widely and was popular among the general public; both sons were killed in The Great War |-align=center |8||[[Image:Baird-2771.jpg|50px]]||[[Baird-2771|Sir John Baird GCMG, the 1st Baron Stonehaven]]||Chelsea, London, England||[[Keith-Falconer-1|Lady Ethel Baird, Baroness Stonehaven]]||1925-1930||5 yrs||the first governor-general to live in Yarralumla, Canberra; benefitted from the advent of aviation |-align=center |9||[[Image:Isaacs-674.jpg|50px]]||[[Isaacs-674|Sir Isaac Isaacs GMGC GCB PC]]||Melbourne, Victoria||[[Jacobs-6785|Lady Deborah Isaacs]]||1931-1936||5 yrs||the first Australian-born governor-general of Australia and the first Jewish governor-general |-align=center |10||[[Image:Hore-Ruthven-2.jpg|50px]]||[[Hore-Ruthven-2|Brigadier Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven VC GCMG, the 1st Baron Gowrie]]||Windsor, Berkshire, England||[[Pollok-31|Lady Zara Hore-Ruthven, Baroness Gowrie]]||1936-1945||9 yrs||having previously been governor of SA, then NSW, he was almost an 'honorary' Aussie; acknowledged as a great commander-in-chief through the Second World War; first governor-general to represent Australia abroad |-align=center |11||[[Image:Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha-7.jpg|50px]]||[[Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha-7|Prince Henry KG KT GCMG GCVO PC, the Duke of Gloucester]]||Sandringham, Norfolk, England||[[Montagu Douglas Scott-1|Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester]]||1945-1947||2 yrs 1 mth||resigned due to the need to act as senior counsellor of State whilst King George VI and Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret toured South Africa |-align=center |12||[[Image:McKell-25.jpg|50px]]||[[McKell-25|Sir William McKell GCMG PC]]||Pambula, New South Wales||[[Pye-631|Lady Minnie McKell]]||1947-1953||6 yrs 2 mths||the NSW Premier when appointed governor-general, causing great controversy, however was noted for his integrity and dignity |-align=center |13||[[Image:Slim-30.jpg|50px]]||[[Slim-26|Field Marshal Sir William 'Bill' Slim KG GCB GCMG GCVO GBE DSO MC]]||Bishopston, Gloucestershire, England||[[Robertson-16603|Lady Aileen Slim]]||1953-1960||6 yrs 9 mths||popular governor-general as he was an authentic war hero who had fought alongside Australians at Gallipoli, the Middle East and the Pacific |-align=center |14||[[Image:Morrison-8581.jpg|50px]]||[[Morrison-8581|Sir William Morrison GCMG MC PC, Viscount Dunrossil]]||Torinturk, Argyllshire, Scotland||[[Swan-1989|Catherine Morrison, Viscountess Dunrossil]]||1960-1961||1 yr||[[Image:Roll of Honor Template-15.jpg|40px|??]] died in office |-align=center |15||[[Image:Sidney-133.jpg|50px]]||[[Sidney-133|Sir William Sidney VC GCMG GCVO, Viscount De L'Isle]]||Chelsea, London, England||[[Vereker-41|Lady Jacquelyn Sidney, Viscountess De L'Isle (died 1962)]]||1961-1965||3 yrs 9 mths||being the last non-Australian to hold the position was not a slight on Sidney but a growing national feeling |-align=center |16||[[Image:Casey-2832.jpg|50px]]||[[Casey-2832|Sir Richard Casey KG GCMG CH DSO MC PC, Baron Casey]]||Brisbane, Queensland||[[Ryan-10087|Lady (Ethel) Maie Casey]]||1965-1969||4 yrs||the only constitutional issue during his tenure was the disappearance of Prime Minister Harold Holt in 1967; named 1969 Father of the Year |-align=center |17||[[Image:Hasluck-2.jpg|50px]]||[[Hasluck-2|Sir Paul Hasluck GCMG GCVO]]||Fremantle, Western Australia||[[Darker-17|Lady Alexandra Hasluck]]||1969-1974||5 yrs 2 mths||had been Minister for Defence and Minister for External Affairs during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation and Vietnam War |-align=center |18||[[Image:Kerr-5508.jpg|50px]]||[[Kerr-5508|Sir John Kerr AK GCMG]]||Balmain South, New South Wales||[[Worstead-1|Lady Alison Kerr]]||1974-1977||3 yrs 5 mths||major constitutional crisis, although entitled, when he sacked the Whitlam government; he resigned mid-term citing poor health |-align=center |19||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Cowan-806|Sir Zelman Cowan AK GCMG GCVO PC]]||Melbourne, Victoria||[[Wittner-24|Lady Anna Cowan]]||1977-1982||4 yrs 8 mths||a distinguished Australian with an international reputation; whose knowledge of the Constitution and the law were beyond dispute |-align=center |20||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Stephen-1120|Sir Ninian Stephen AK GCMG GCVO]]||Henley, Oxfordshire, England||Lady Valerie Stephen||1982-1989||6 yrs 7 mths||migrated to Australia with his family at 16; was well-respected by both sides of politics |-align=center |21||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Hayden-5630|Hon. William 'Bill' Hayden AC]]||Brisbane, Queensland||Dallas Hayden||1989-1996||7 yrs||former leader of the federal opposition; severed his political connections to assume office; first atheist governor-general |-align=center |22||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Deane-1802|Sir William Deane AC KBE]]||St Kilda, Victoria||Lady Helen Deane||1996-2001||5 yrs 4 mths||was Australia's first Roman Catholic governor-general; a low profile during his five-year term, facing no major constitutional issues |-align=center |23||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Hollingworth-434|Right Reverend Peter Hollingworth AC OBE]]||Adelaide, South Australia||Ann Hollingworth||2001-2003||1 yr 11 mths||became the third Australian governor-general to resign, after criticisms over his conduct as Archbishop of Brisbane in the 1990s |-align=center |24||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Jeffery-2416|Major General Michael Jeffery AC CVO MC]]||Wiluna, Western Australia||Marlena Jeffery||2003-2008||5 yrs 1 mth||formerly governor of Western Australia, became the first Australian career soldier to be appointed Governor General |-align=center |25||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Strachan-1645|Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO]]||Brisbane, Queensland||[[Bryce-1297|Michael Bryce AM AE]]||2008-2014||5 yrs 6 mths||formerly a governor of Queensland; first woman to become governor-general of Australia |-align=center |26||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Cosgrove-1026|General Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC]]||Sydney, New South Wales||Lady Lynne (Payne) Cosgrove||2014-2019||5 yrs 3 mths||formerly chief of the Defence Force and a popular and well-respected governor-general and humanitarian |-align=center |27||[[Image:Flags-5.png|50px]]||[[Hurley-3704|David Hurley AC DSC]]||Wollongong, New South Wales||Linda (McMartin) Hurley||2019-present||-||formerly chief of the Defence Force and governor of New South Wales |-align=center |} See also: *[https://www.gg.gov.au/ Official Website of the Governor-General of Australia] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor-General_of_Australia Wikipedia: Governor-General of Australia] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Governors-General_of_Australia Wikipedia: List of Governors-General of Australia] *[https://www.gg.gov.au/about-governor-general/former-governors-general-1901 Governors-General since 1901] *[http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article132027482 1936 'History Of Australia's Governors-General.', ''News'' (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954), 3 September, p. 10], viewed 19 February, 2015,

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==How to find the exact birth / marriage / death date in New South Wales== The New South Wales birth, marriage and death indexes only display the year that the event was registered. These instructions show how to determine the exact date when the actual event took place. I want to find the marriage of John Ford and Letitia Alton. I know John was born in Kooringa (Burra), South Australia, in 1860, but I cannot find the marriage in South Australia. Since many people from the mining town of Kooringa went to the mining town of Broken Hill in New South Wales, I'm going to search in New South Wales next. The search engine is located here: https://familyhistory.bdm.nsw.gov.au/lifelink/familyhistory/search?11 {{Image|file=Images-5-57.jpg|align=l|size=600|label=search engine}} {{Clear}} ::1. Select the marriage search. {{Image|file=Images-5-24.png|align=l|size=500|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::2. Enter the search criteria and choose a suitable date range. In this case I don't know how Letitia will be spelled in the index, but I want to reduce the number of hits I get from a common name like John Ford, so I will add the bride's surname Alton. I'm going to search from 1 January 1880 to 31 December 1900. {{Image|file=Images-5-25.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::3. The result indicates that the marriage took place in 1892 in Broken Hill. So choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-26.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::4. Enter 1892 as the start year and now I will determine the month. I start in the middle of the year, from 1 July 1892. {{Image|file=Images-5-27.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::5. The registration is no longer visible, meaning that the marriage took place between 1 January 1892 and 30 June 1892. Choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-28.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::6. Now I'm going to choose a date halfway between 1 January and 30 June, so I'll use 1 April 1892 as my starting point. {{Image|file=Images-5-25.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::7. The result indicates that the marriage took place between 1 April 1892 and 30 June 1892. Choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-29.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::8. At this point I choose 1 May 1892 as my start date. {{Image|file=Images-5-25.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::9. The result indicates that the marriage took place between 1 May 1892 and 30 June 1892. Choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-31.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::10. I now choose 1 June 1892 as my start date. {{Image|file=Images-5-27.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::11. The registration is no longer visible, meaning that the marriage took place between 1 May 1892 and 31 May 1892. Choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-33.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::12. Now I change the month back to May and test the day in the same way, from 1 May 1892 to 31 May 1892. I'm going to skip ahead to 10 May 1892. {{Image|file=Images-5-25.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::13. The result indicates that the marriage took place between 10 May 1892 and 31 May 1892. Choose ''Modify Criteria'' to return to the search screen. {{Image|file=Images-5-34.png|align=l|size=m|label=marriage search screen}} {{Clear}} ::14. When I change the start date to 11 May 1892... {{Image|file=Images-5-27.png|align=l|size=600|label=search result}} {{Clear}} ::15. The registration is no longer visible, meaning that the marriage took place on 10 May 1892. {{Image|file=Images-5-58.jpg|align=l|size=600|label=marriage certificate}} {{Clear}} :: It worked!

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[[Category:Australia, Project Guidelines]] [[Category:Indigenous Australians Project]] [[Category:Indigenous Australians]] Return to the [[Project:Australia|Australia Project page]] | [[Project:Indigenous_Australians|Indigenous Australians Project page]] == Intention == These guidelines have resulted from significant discussion and subsequent research by the Indigenous Australians Project. The aim of this document is to aggregate the information found to date and the provide clear information about how the various name fields for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander profiles should be used by both project members and Wikitree members in general. [https://www.sydney.edu.au/about-us/vision-and-values/our-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-community/kinship-module.html Clear knowledge] exists among First Nations communities about naming and kinship, however, this knowledge is not well-established in Australian society and there are lots of details that tend to challenge commonly held conceptions. In addition, the devastating impact colonialism and a range of other unique historical experiences has had on the cultural knowledge of First Nations Peoples in Australia has been strongly felt. There are [https://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/workspace/uploads/files/writing-protocols-for-indigeno-5b4bfc67dd037.pdf complex issues] that need to be considered when publishing material online, regarding how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, are represented, particularly with respect to the [https://teaching.unsw.edu.au/indigenous-terminology terminology] used. This page outlines what is recommended by the [[Project:Indigenous_Australians|Indigenous Australians Project]] specifically with respect to the name fields used in First Nations profiles. These recommendations are based on the principle of [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Name_Fields#Use_their_conventions_instead_of_ours: ‘using their conventions instead of ours’]. They should be considered a 'work in progress' and may be updated as a result of ongoing discussion in the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/wikitreesindiaustralians Indigenous Australians Project googlegroup]. == Wikitree Name Fields == The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Name_Fields name field help page] provides quite useful information guiding the use of name fields, which is already quite relevant. Extra guidance is useful though due to the specific nature of First Nations names and how they fit these existing fields. The way names were used among First Nations Peoples was quite different to new systems introduced by colonists. In many cases, names that were used and recorded in official documents, were not consistent with the principle [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Name_Fields#Use_their_conventions_instead_of_ours: ‘use their conventions instead of ours’]. Often Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander names were not recognised in documents

. Instead they may have been bestowed with a (sometimes derogatory) nickname; or taught to use the name of a missionary or station owner. In other cases First Nations People were given a common first name such as Kitty, Biddy, Fanny, Tommy, or Dicky and a family name of 'Aboriginal', or the name of their father. This has had enormous implications for familial identity, culture and family history. First Nations Peoples may have been known by many different names publicly, and quite a number more privately among clan and family groups

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'''''Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website contains images and names of deceased persons in the form of photographs, or printed material.'''''

== Australia's First People == Many First Nations Australians would say with conviction that they have always been connected to this Country, based on what they have learned from their ancestors about their precise place within the landscape. For all practical purposes, scientific research would show that this is indeed the case.

Indigenous Australian Peoples' first discovered and explored of the continent of Australia at least 50,000 years ago

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Initially, populations were most likely spread around the coastline, where the most abundant food sources were to be found, before penetrating the interior. By 40,000 years ago they had reached what is now the island of Tasmania across a land bridge that disappeared 12,000 years ago as the sea level rose. However, it is suggested that population numbers declined about 21,000 years ago, during the last Ice Age.

. Eighty per cent of the land became uninhabitable, and ''"there was likely a birth rate decline of over 60 per cent"''. They sought 'refuge' in Arnhem Land (Northern Territory), the Kimberleys, Pilbara, Darling Ranges (Western Australia), Flinders Ranges (South Australia), the southern part of the Great Dividing Range (Victoria and New South Wales), Clarke Range, Atherton Tableland (Queensland); and inland away from the coastal regions, the Blackstone (Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia), Musgrave (South Australia) and MacDonnell Ranges (Northern Territory), and in central Tasmania.

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==Migration Categories to Australia== '''This page outlines the categories that can be added to profiles of people who migrated to Australia from other countries around the world.''' '''Any applicable categories already created, can be added by finding them with the category picker tool in "Edit" mode on a profile. If, after reading this page, you would like us to add a migration category for you that has not already been created, go to '''''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|Categories Waiting to be Added or Renamed]]''''' and post a link to the profile, to which you want the category added, plus any information you have for the category, under the heading, "Everything Else".'''
==Global Migration Category Structure== *See [[Space:Migration_Categories_to_Australia#Example_Illustration|the diagram]], for an illustration of the category levels. *Categories for migration from other countries to Australia will follow the naming guidelines and 5-level structure outlined in '''[[Space:Migration_Category_Structure|Migration Category Structure]]'''. *Ideally, '''profiles are placed in the level 5 (landing level) category'''. *Profiles can be placed in level 4 categories when the emigrating admin entity is unknown, eg. '''[[:Category:New South Wales, Immigrants from Italy]]''' '''or''' the country does not have admin entities listed in the migration structure, eg. '''[[:Category:New South Wales, Immigrants from Greece]]'''. *'''Profiles should not be placed in levels 1-3 categories.''' '''''All categories should have the correct Migration Category Info Box (CIB), which adds the correct parent categories to the category''.'''

All level 4 categories have been created. Level 5 (landing level) categories are in the format '''[[Category:Migrants from County

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''This page contains examples of Military and War categories and stickers to use on Australian profiles.'' ==Categories== *''Some categories can be added to a profile via a sticker, others are added manually, from the category picker, in edit mode on a profile.'' *'''[[:Category: Anzacs Project|ANZAC categories)]]''', added by the '''[[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles#ANZAC|ANZAC sticker]]'''. *'''[[:Category:Australia%2C_World_War_I|World War One unit categories]]''', one is added by the '''[[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles#The_Great_War|Great War sticker]]''', additional unit categories can be added manually. *Roll of Honor categories (all wars), added by the '''[[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles#Roll_of_Honor|Roll of Honor sticker]]'''. *'''[[:Category: Australia, Military Decorations|Medals]]''', all wars, military decorations. *Cemetery categories, added manually. *War Memorial categories, added manually. *'''[[:Category: Australia, Profile Improvement - Military]]''', maintenance category. *Add requests for new categories to be created to '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|our category request page]]'''. ==Stickers== *''See: '''[[:Category:Military_and_War_Stickers|Military and War Stickers]]''' for a list of all M&W stickers available on WikiTree.'' *'''''On this page, click on the heading for each sticker to go to that sticker's template page'''.'' *''For any assistance with these stickers, post a "Comment" on this page.'' ===[[Template:ANZAC|ANZAC]]=== *

{{ANZAC|World War One}} {{clear}} *

*

===World War I Medals=== :''Copy the template exactly as it appears below:'' *

{{Medal |medal=British War Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-29.png |category=British War Medal}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:British War Medal]]''' *

{{Medal |medal=Victory Medal |image=Occupation_Image_Capture-30.png |category=Victory Medal}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:Victory Medal]]''' *

{{Medal |medal=1914-1915 Star|image=Military_Badges_Medals-50.png|category=1914-1915 Star}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:1914-1915 Star]]''' *

{{Medal |medal=British War Medal, Victory Medal and the 1914-1915 Star|image=Occupation_Image_Capture-33.png|category=}} *'''Does not add a category''', categories for each medal (as above), can be added manually, from the category picker. ===World War II Medals=== :''Copy the template exactly as it appears below:'' *

{{Medal|medal=1939-1945 Star|image=Mil_template_images-38.jpg}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:1939-1945 Star]]''' *

{{Medal|medal=Pacific Star|image=Mil_template_images-43.jpg}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:Pacific Star]]''' *

{{Medal|medal=War Medal 1939-1945|image=Mil_template_images-48.jpg}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:War Medal 1939-1945]]''' *

{{Medal|medal=Australia Service Medal 1939-1945|image=Photos-488.png}} *Adds the category: '''[[:Category:Australia Service Medal 1939-1945]]''' ===[[Template:The_Great_War|The Great War]]=== ''The "unit=" parameter should be used to add the relevant category for the profile's service unit. If the "unit=" is not used, the profile will be added to the branch category, which will be top level, and shouldn't have profiles. Only one unit category can be added via the sticker, additional unit categories can be added manually. See the following examples for how to add the sticker with a category.''
Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].'''
''The "branch=" and "unit=" parameters combine to apply a category, currently the choices for branch= are:'' *Australian Imperial Force *Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force *Australian Flying Corps *Royal Australian Navy ====Template==== :

:|branch= :|startdate= :|enddate= :|units= :|rank= :|unit= :

====Example (1)==== :

:|branch=Australian Imperial Force
:|startdate=27 Jan 1915 :|enddate=2 Apr 1918 :|units=56th Infantry Battalion; 4th Infantry Battalion :|rank=Sergeant :'''|unit=56th Infantry Battalion''' :

{{The Great War |branch=Australian Imperial Force |startdate=27 Jan 1915 |enddate=2 Apr 1918 |units=56th Infantry Battalion; 4th Infantry Battalion |rank=Sergeant |unit=56th Infantry Battalion }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 56th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, World War I]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ====Example (2)==== :

:|branch=Australian Imperial Force
:|startdate=
:|enddate=
:|units=1st & 4th Infantry Battalions :|rank=Private :'''|unit=4th Infantry Battalion''' :

{{The Great War |branch=Australian Imperial Force |startdate= |enddate= |units=1st & 4th Infantry Battalions |rank=Private |unit=4th Infantry Battalion }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 4th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, World War I]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ====Example (3)==== :

:|branch=Australian Imperial Force
:|startdate=
:|enddate=
:|units=3rd General Hospital & 4th Field Ambulance
:|rank=Private
:'''|unit=3rd General Hospital'''
:

{{The Great War |branch=Australian Imperial Force |startdate= |enddate= |units=3rd General Hospital & 4th Field Ambulance |rank=Private |unit=3rd General Hospital }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 3rd General Hospital, Australian Imperial Force, World War I]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ===[[Template:World_War_II|World War II]]=== ''The "unit=" parameter should be used to add the relevant category for the profile's service unit, ('''except''' for the Australian Women's Army Service and the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force, where the unit= parameter is '''not''' used). If the "unit=" is not used, the profile will be added to the branch category, which will be top level, and shouldn't have profiles. Only one unit category can be added via the sticker, additional unit categories can be added manually. See the following examples for how to add the sticker with a category.''
Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].'''
''The "branch=" and "unit=" parameters combine to apply a category, currently the choices for branch= are:'' *Australian Army *Royal Australian Navy *Royal Australian Air Force *Volunteer Defence Corps *Australian Women's Army Service *Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ====Template==== :

:|branch= :|startdate= :|enddate= :|units= :|rank= :|unit= :

====Example (1)==== :

:'''|branch=Australian Army''' :|startdate=27 Jan 1943 :|enddate=2 Apr 1945 :|units=11th Field Regiment :|rank=Private :'''|unit=11th Field Regiment''' :

{{World War II |branch=Australian Army |startdate=27 Jan 1943 |enddate=2 Apr 1945 |units=11th Field Regiment |rank=Private }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 11th Field Regiment, Australian Army, World War II]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ====Example (2)==== :

:'''|branch=Australian Army''' :|startdate=1941 :|enddate=1944 :|units=2/16th Infantry Battalion :|rank=Private :'''|unit=2nd 16th Infantry Battalion''' :

{{World War II |branch=Australian Army |startdate=1941 |enddate=1944 |units=2/16th Infantry Battalion |rank=Private }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 2nd 16th Infantry Battalion, Australian Army, World War II]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ====Example (3)==== :

:'''|branch=Volunteer Defence Corps''' :|startdate=1943 :|enddate=1945 :|units=11th Battalion (NSW) :|rank=Private :'''|unit=11th Battalion (NSW)''' :

{{World War II |branch=Volunteer Defence Corps |startdate=1943 |enddate=1945 |units=11th Battalion (NSW) |rank=Private }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: 11th Battalion (NSW), Volunteer Defence Corps, World War II]]''''' to the profile. *Make sure the '''category already exists''' in the correct format of ''

'' OR '''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|ask for it to be created]].''' *After saving, check the categories for any "red" categories and correct if needed. ====Example (4)==== :

:'''|branch=Australian Women's Army Service''' :|startdate=1943 :|enddate=1945 :|rank=Corporal :

{{World War II |branch=Australian Women's Army Service |startdate=1943 |enddate=1945 |rank=Corporal }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: Australian Women's Army Service, World War II]]''''' to the profile. ====Example (5)==== :

:'''|branch=Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force''' :|startdate=1943 :|enddate=1945 :|rank=Flight Officer :

{{World War II |branch=Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force |startdate=1943 |enddate=1945 |rank=Flight Officer }} *''The example will add the category '''[[:Category: Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force, World War II]]''''' to the profile. ===[[Template:Korean_War|Korean War]]=== ''Due to problems with existing categories, the "unit" parameter should not be used. Any relevant categories for battalion, regiment etc can be added manually.''
''The "branch" parameter applies a category, currently the choices are:'' *Australian Army *Royal Australian Navy *Royal Australian Air Force ''Use only the parameters shown in the example.'' *

{{Korean War |branch=Royal Australian Air Force |startdate=1950 |enddate=1952 |units= |rank=Squadron Leader }} ===[[Template:Vietnam_War|Vietnam War]]=== ''Due to problems with existing categories, the "unit" parameter should not be used. Any relevant categories for battalion, regiment etc can be added manually.''
''The "branch" parameter applies a category, currently the choices are:'' *Australian Army *Royal Australian Navy *Royal Australian Air Force ''Use only the parameters shown in the example.'' *

{{Vietnam War |branch=Royal Australian Navy |startdate=1967 |enddate=1970 |units=HMAS Brisbane |rank=Petty Officer }} ===[[Template:Iraq_War|Iraq War]]=== ''Currently not set up for Australia. Please add a comment to this page if you would like to use this sticker. An alternative is to use the [[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles#Veteran_Recognition|Veteran Recognition sticker]].'' ===[[Template:War_in_Afghanistan|War in Afghanistan]]=== ''Currently not set up for Australia. Please add a comment to this page if you would like to use this sticker. An alternative is to use the [[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles#Veteran_Recognition|Veteran Recognition sticker]].'' ===[[Template:Veteran_Recognition|Veteran Recognition]]=== ''This sticker does not add any categories, so any relevant categories for battalion, regiment etc can be added manually. The text parameter can be used for any text, the end-year parameter can also contain text. This sticker can be used as an alternative to the stickers for a particular war, or where there is no dedicated sticker for the conflict (eg.Boer War). It can also be used for veterans who did not serve in any conflicts.''
''See [[Template:Veteran_Recognition|the sticker template page]] for various badge images.'' ====Template==== :

:|badge-image= :|branch= :|start-year= :|end-year= :|text= :

====Examples==== *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =Military_Badges_and_Insignia-21.png | branch =Australian Army | start-year = 1900 | end-year = 1902 during the Second Boer War. | text = Served in South Africa with the Australian Army Medical Corps. }} *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =Military_Badges_and_Insignia-23.png | branch =First Australian Imperial Force | start-year = 1915 | end-year = 1918 during World War One. | text = Served in France with the 4th Infantry Battalion. }} *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =Military_Badges_and_Insignia-1.png | branch =Royal Australian Navy | start-year =1940 | end-year =1949 attaining Chief Petty Officer. | text =Served in the Battle of the Coral Sea in World War II. }} *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =Military_Badges_and_Insignia.png | branch =Royal Australian Air Force | start-year = | end-year = | text =Served in World War II and Korea. }} *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =Occupation_Image_Capture-36.jpg | branch =Australian Volunteer Defence Corps | start-year =1943 | end-year =1945 | text =10th Battalion (NSW) }} *

{{Veteran Recognition | badge-image =ADWP2-283.png | branch =Australian Merchant Navy | start-year =1941 | end-year =1945 | text = Served during World War II. }} {{Clear}} ===[[Template:Roll_of_Honor|Roll of Honor]]=== The profile will be added to the category designated by the ''category parameter''. Please ensure the category name is copied correctly. If the category does not yet exist, it can be created. The sticker can be used without the category parameter. ====World War I==== ''All relevant categories already exist, as shown in the examples.'' *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Killed in Action, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-15.jpg |rank=Private |description=killed in action |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Killed in Action, Australia, World War I |image= Photos-320.jpg |rank=Private |description=killed in action |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Prisoners of War, Australia, World War I |image=Roll_of_Honor_Template-16.jpg |rank=Private |description=a prisoner of war |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Wounded in Action, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-14.jpg |rank=Private |description=wounded in action |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Missing in Action, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.png |rank=Private |description=missing in action |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died of Disease, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.jpg |rank=Private |description=died from disease |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died while Prisoner of War, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-16.jpg |rank=Private |description=died while a prisoner of war |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died of Wounds, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-14.jpg |rank=Private |description=died from wounds received |war=World War I }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died in Military Service, Australia, World War I |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.jpg |rank=Private |description=died during military service |war=World War I }} ====World War II==== ''The categories for '''Died of Disease''' and '''Died of Wounds''' in World War II have not yet been created. Please post a comment on this page if you would like either of these to be created to add to a profile. The sticker can be used without the category parameter.'' *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Killed in Action, Australia, World War II |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-15.jpg |rank=Private |description=killed in action |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Prisoners of War, Australia, World War II |image=Roll_of_Honor_Template-16.jpg |rank=Private |description=a prisoner of war |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Wounded in Action, Australia, World War II |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-14.jpg |rank=Private |description=wounded in action |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Missing in Action, Australia, World War II |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.png |rank=Private |description=missing in action |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category= |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.jpg |rank=Private |description=died from disease |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died while Prisoner of War, Australia, World War II |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-16.jpg |rank=Private |description=died while a prisoner of war |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category= |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template-14.jpg |rank=Private |description=died from wounds received |war=World War II }} *

{{Roll of Honor |category=Died in Military Service, Australia, World War II |image= Roll_of_Honor_Template.jpg |rank=Private |description=died during military service |war=World War II }} ====Second Boer War==== Existing categories to use are: *Killed in Action, Australia, Second Boer War *Died in Military Service, Australia, Second Boer War *Died of Wounds, Australia, Second Boer War Other relevant categories can be created as required. Please post a comment on the page to request creation. The sticker can be used without the category parameter. Use ''war=the Second Boer War.'' ====Korean War==== Existing categories to use are: *Died in Military Service, Australia, Korean War Other relevant categories can be created as required. Please post a comment on the page to request creation. The sticker can be used without the category parameter. Use ''war=the Korean War.'' ====Vietnam War==== Existing categories to use are: *Killed in Action, Australia, Vietnam War *Missing in Action, Australia, Vietnam War *Prisoners of War, Australia, Vietnam War *Wounded in Action, Australia, Vietnam War Other relevant categories can be created as required. Please post a comment on the page to request creation. The sticker can be used without the category parameter. Use ''war=the Vietnam War.''

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[[Category:Australia, Military Free Space Pages]] [[Category:Australia, Project Guidelines]]

*''This page is part of the '''[[Project:Australia|Australia Project]]''' '''[[Space:Australian_Topics_Team|Australian Topics Team]]''''' ==What Needs Doing?== ===World War I=== *'''[https://plus.wikitree.com/default.htm?report=srch1&Query=Unconnected+CategoryFull%3DAnzacs%2C_World_War_I&MaxProfiles=5000&Format=&PageSize=100 Unconnected ANZACs]''' These profiles are not connected to the main tree. They may need unit categories researched and added. *'''[[Space:Pick_a_Soldier_Plant_a_Tree|Pick a Soldier, Plant a Tree]]''' Missing in Action World War I soldiers *'''[[:Category: Australian Imperial Force, World War I]]''' A number of profiles that may need the Great War sticker amended, and/or a unit category added, in order to remove them from the high level category. Use "Limit to Watchlist" to find your own managed profiles. ===World War II=== *'''[[:Category: Australian Army, World War II]]''' A number of profiles that may need the WW2 sticker amended, and/or a unit category added, in order to remove them from the high level category. Use "Limit to Watchlist" to find your own managed profiles. *'''[[:Category: Australian Army Medical Corps, Australian Army, World War II]]''' 34 profiles that need to have sticker or unit category added to remove them from top level category. *'''[[: Category: Australia, Needs World War 2 Category or Sticker or Both]]''' *'''[[:Category: Royal Australian Navy, World War II]]''' Categories for RAN ships for World War II to be created, with a link to and from the parent ship category. Profiles from parent ship category. *'''[[:Category: Royal Australian Air Force, World War II]]''' Profiles moved to squadron categories. ===General=== *'''[[:Category: Australia, Profile Improvement - Military]]''' ==Help Pages== *'''[[Space:Military_and_War_Stickers:_Examples_for_Australian_Profiles|Military and War Categories and Stickers: Examples for Australian Profiles]]''' *'''[[Space:Amending_the_Great_War_Sticker_on_Australian_Profiles|Amending the World War Two Sticker on Australian Profiles]]''' *'''[[Space:Categories_Waiting_to_be_Added_or_Renamed|Australian Categories Waiting to be Added or Renamed]]''' Add new category requests to this page. *'''[[Space:Australia_Project_Resources|Australia Project Resources]]''' ==Links & Resources== *'''[https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/ww2#Search DVA Nominal Roll for WW2, Korea, Vietnam]''' *'''[http://birtwistlewiki.com.au/wiki/Category:RAN WW2 RAN Ships]''' *'''[http://birtwistlewiki.com.au/wiki/Category:RAAF WW2 RAAF Units]''' *'''[https://www.aif.adfa.edu.au/index.html The AIF Project - UNSW ADFA]''' *'''[https://www.awm.gov.au/advanced-search/people AWM People Search]''' *'''[https://www.awm.gov.au/advanced-search AWM Units Search]''' *'''[http://birtwistlewiki.com.au/wiki/Category:AIF_Units WW1 AIF Units]''' *'''[https://www.awm.gov.au/learn/glossary AWM Glossary]''' Military terminology and acronyms. *'''[[:Category: Australia, Military Free Space Pages]]'''

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*''The object is to create a new category for those cemeteries, where there are profiles on WikiTree with a Find-a-Grave memorial but the cemetery category does not yet exist. All cemetery categories must have a '''[[Template:CategoryInfoBox_Cemetery|Cemetery Category Info Box added]]'''.'' *''Total missing 2 January 2024: 903 cemeteries (4530 memorials)'' *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaNewSouthWalesMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm New South Wales] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaQueenslandMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm Queensland] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaSouthAustraliaMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm South Australia] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaTasmaniaMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm Tasmania] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaVictoriaMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm Victoria] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaWesternAustraliaMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm Western Australia] *[https://plus.wikitree.com/Categories/FindAGraveCemeteries/OceaniaAustraliaOthersMissingCemeteriesSmall.htm Northern Territory/ACT]

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NSW_BDM_Registry_District_Codes.pdf

*[[Space:Sources_and_Citations_-_New_South_Wales|'''Back to NSW Sources and Citations Page''']] * ''Not to be confused with the [https://www.nsw.gov.au/family-and-relationships/family-history-search/early-church-and-district-codes early church codes]'' As of about July 2022, the New South Wales death registration districts post-1974 have been displayed as codes, rather than being blank as they previously were.

In October 2022, the NSW Registry of BDM supplied the Australia Project with a lookup table for decoding these registration district codes.

A copy of the original file in Google Document format is available at [https://docs.google.com/document/d/10F9mRpgJq5uqXPqsFe3tCiTFgxNSCAAScIXIclhbhXc/edit?usp=sharing NSW BDM Numeric District Codes] and is also attached to this page as a [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/3/33/NSW_BDM_Registry_District_Codes.pdf PDF]. Below is a [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikitext wikitext]-friendly transcription of this document. Do remember that registration districts sometimes differ to actual location that the death may have taken place. You may wish to consider the [https://ryersonindex.org/search.php Ryerson Index] for the location as well. '''Please note''': the district code from the NSW BDM should NOT be used in location fields. If the actual place of death is not known, please use the place where the event is noted as having been registered. Use of numbers in location fields will trigger [[Space:DBE_635|Data Doctors Suggestion 635]]. You may wish to mark the death location as uncertain and explain that the registration district has been used in lieu of a confirmed death location in the Research Notes ([[Matthews-18688|example]]). {|class="wikitable sortable" border="2" |- ! scope="col"|District ! scope="col"|Local Registrar No. ! scope="col"|Notes |- |Sydney |L001 | |- |Kogarah |L002 |Clerk of local court |- |Parramatta |L003 |Clerk of local court |- |Bankstown |L004 |Clerk of local court |- |Burwood |L005 |Clerk of local court |- |Blacktown |L006 | |- |Camden |L007 |Clerk of local court |- |Campbelltown |L008 |Clerk of local court |- |Hornsby |L009 |Clerk of local court |- |Liverpool |L010 |Clerk of local court |- |Lord Howe Island |L011 | |- |Penrith |L012 |Clerk of local court |- |Windsor |L013 |Clerk of local court |- |Campsie |L014 |Clerk of local court |- | |L015 | |- |Albury |L016 | |- |Ardlethan |L017 | |- |Balranald |L018 | |- |Boorowa |L019 | |- |Coolamon |L020 | |- |Cootamundra |L021 | |- |Corowa |L022 | |- |Culcairn |L023 | |- |Deniliquin |L024 | |- |Grenfell |L025 | |- |Griffith |L026 | |- |Gundagai |L027 | |- |Gunning |L028 | |- |Hay |L029 | |- |Henty |L030 | |- |Hillston |L031 | |- |Holbrook |L032 | |- |Jerilderie |L033 | |- |Junee |L034 | |- |Lake Cargillo |L035 | |- |Leeton |L036 | |- |Lockhart |L037 | |- |Murrumburrah |L038 | |- |Narrandera |L039 | |- |Temora |L040 | |- |Tocumwal |L041 | |- |Tumbarumba |L042 | |- |Tumut |L043 | |- |Urana |L044 | |- |Wagga Wagga |L045 | |- |West Wyalong |L046 | |- |Yass |L047 | |- |Young |L048 | |- |Finley |L049 | |- | |L050 |- |Fairfield |L051 |Clerk of local court |- |Lidcombe |L052 |Clerk of local court |- |Ryde |L053 |Clerk of local court |- |Sutherland |L054 |Clerk of local court |- |Bathurst |L060 | |- |Blayney |L061 | |- |Bourke |L062 | |- |Brewarrina |L063 | |- |Broken Hill |L064 | |- |Canowindra |L065 | |- |Cobar |L066 | |- |Condobolin |L067 | |- |Coolah |L068 | |- |Coonabarabran |L069 | |- |Coonamble |L070 | |- |Cowra |L071 | |- |Dubbo |L072 | |- |Dundeoo |L073 | |- |Forbes |L074 | |- |Gilgandra |L075 | |- |Gulgong |L076 | |- |Katoomba |L077 | |- |Lithgow |L078 | |- |Menindee |L079 | |- |Molong |L080 | |- |Mudgee |L081 | |- |Narromine |L082 | |- |Nyngan |L083 | |- |Oberon |L084 | |- |Orange |L085 | |- |Parkes |L086 | |- |Peak Hill |L087 | |- |Portland |L088 | |- |Rylstone |L089 | |- |Tibooburra |L090 | |- |Warren |L091 | |- |Wellington |L092 | |- |Wentworth |L093 | |- |Wilcannia |L094 | |- |Newcastle |L101 | |- |Armidale |L102 | |- |Ballina |L103 | |- |Barraba |L104 | |- |Bellingen |L105 | |- |Bingara |L106 | |- |Bundarra |L107 | |- |Byron Bay |L108 | |- |Casino |L109 | |- |Cessnock |L110 | |- |Coffs Harbour |L111 | |- |Collarenebri |L112 | |- |Dungog |L113 | |- |East Maitland |L114 | |- |Emmaville |L115 | |- |Glen Innes |L116 | |- |Gloucester |L117 | |- |Goodooga |L118 | |- |Gosford |L119 | |- |Grafton |L120 | |- |Gunnedah |L121 | |- |Guyra |L122 | |- |Inverell |L123 | |- |Kempsey |L124 | |- |Kurri Kurri |L125 | |- |Kyogle |L126 | |- |Lismore |L127 | |- |Macksville |L128 | |- |Maclean |L129 | |- |Maitland |L130 | |- |Manilla |L131 | |- |Merriwa |L132 | |- |Moree |L133 | |- |Murrurundi |L134 | |- |Murwillumbah |L135 | |- |Muswellbrook |L136 | |- |Narrabri |L137 | |- |Port Macquarie |L138 | |- |Quirindi |L139 | |- |Raymond Terrace |L140 | |- |Scone |L141 | |- |Singleton |L142 | |- |Tamworth |L143 | |- |Taree |L144 | |- |Tenterfield |L145 | |- |Tingha |L146 | |- |Tweed Heads |L147 | |- |Uralla |L148 | |- |Walcha |L149 | |- |Walgett |L150 | |- |Warialda |L151 | |- |Wauchope |L152 | |- |Wee Waa |L153 | |- |Wingham |L154 | |- |Wyong |L155 | |- |Wollongong |L201 | |- |Bega |L202 | |- |Bombala |L203 | |- |Bowral |L204 | |- |Braidwood |L205 | |- |Cooma |L206 | |- |Crookwell |L207 | |- |Delegate |L208 | |- |Eden |L209 | |- |Goulburn |L210 | |- |Kiama |L211 | |- |Moruya |L212 | |- |Moss Vale |L213 | |- |Nowra |L214 | |- |Picton |L215 | |- |Queanbeyan |L216 | |- |} ----

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'''Top Level Pages in this Project:''' [[Space:Prussia_Team|Prussia Team Page]] | [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Tips_For_Researching_Prussian_and_German_Settlers_in_Australia Tips For Researching Prussian and German Settlers in Australia] | [[Space:Prussian_and_German_Settlement_in_Queensland|Prussian and German Settlement in Queensland]] | [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Prussian_and_German_Settlement_in_South_Australia Prussian and German Settlement in South Australia] | [[Space:Prussian_Immigrant_Ships_to_Australia|Prussian Immigrant Ships to Australia]] |

Prussian Settlement in Australia

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'''The Prussian Settlement in Australia Team is a team of the [[Project:Australia|Australia Project]], focusing on those ancestors from Prussia that immigrated to Australia'''

German Australians ''(German: Deutsch-Australier)'' are Australians with German Heritage. Australians with German heritage constitute one of the largest non-British ethnic groups in Australia. Germans have been in Australia since European settlement commenced in 1788. At least 73 convicts transported to Australia were German. However it was in 1838 that large numbers of German immigrants from Prussia began to migrate to Australia, with the first German settlement being Klemzig, which is now a suburb of Adelaide. Prussian/German immigrants were also prominent in settling Queensland. The time period of focus for this team is roughly 1836-1914. == Team Members== *'''Team Leader''': [[Thomas-29419|Steve Thomas]]. Descendant of families from Silesia : Heinrich of Seiffersdorf, Pfeiffer, Naeschke, Semmler, Qualmann, Schaefer and Haensel. *[[Coat-12|Veronica Williams]] Descendant of families from Tucheim - Noll, Rawolle, Schmidt, Teltau, Wohling, Wedding,and Zimmerman. *[[Paul-5413 | Melanie Paul]] Queensland families. *[[Raebel-2|Geoffrey Raebel]] South Australia - ships *[[Davis-42955|Scott Davis]] South Australia ships *[[McGrice-37|Malcolm McGrice]] Particularly interested in Prussian immigrants to South Australia and Victoria. Am direct descendant of Prussian immigrants to South Australia as early as 1838. Families include Kuchel, Menzel, Block, Muhlnickel. Have managed to trace families back to Brandenberg, Nekla Hauland etc and research the ships on which they arrived in South Australia. Research of connected families up to the present has resulted in a family tree exceeding 20,000 individuals. Many Prussian families moved from South Australia to settle in western Victoria and south eastern NSW. Have access to large number of family histories of these immigrants, shipping records, BDM's etc and quite willing to assist others in their researching *[[Lowe-6667|David Lowe]] Interested in Prussian aristocracy. 3g-grandparents fled Prussia (in 1850 to England, then 1854 to Australia) after the Baroness went against the family plans and married an army captain! *[[Kane-1210|Peter Kane]] My wife is descended from the Shafferius clan who immigrated to Queensland from Prussia. As far as we know every Schafferius in Australia is descended from a single family (2 brothers and a sister). I'm entering a 2001 family history book "The Schafferius Story" into wikitree, and updating and adding new profiles as I go. I've also created a categories for the book https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:The_Schafferius_Story and started a name study for Schafferius: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Schafferius_Name_Study *[[Kopp-496|Robert Kopp]] *[[Stopford-60|Susan Stopford]] A descendent of vine dressers from Prussia & the Rheingau region who immigrated to the Colony of New South Wales between 1849 and 1855. Surnames of interest: Schoeneck / Schöneck / Schipp / Mohr. Ships: Beulah (arr. 1849). Reiherstieg (arr. 1852). Cateaux Wattel (arr. 1855) *[[Garner-5748|Dianne Garner]] *[[Forsyth-576|Kerryn Forsyth]] *[[Smith-24375|Chris Wright]] *[[Collier-598|Lynda Collier]] *[[Navin-90|Mark Navin]] *[[Keillor-128|Leigh Chester-Master]] A descendant of Prussian and Polish immigrants to New South Wales (Queensland) and much inter-marrying afterwards. *[[Davies-12408|Catherine Davies]] *[[Bollmeyer-47|Annette Bollmeyer McDonald]] *[[Thomsen-1818|Anonymous Thomsen]] *[[Obst-187|Brian Obst]] A direct descendant of Silesian / Prussian ancestry on paternal side. Arrived in South Australia 1845, aboard ss Patel from Bremen. 10th gen. *[[Corr-635|Brenda Kalms]] *What a great team! == How To Join == *Join the Australia Project by replying to this [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/886732/would-you-like-to-join-the-australia-project G2G post] *Request to be on the trusted list of this page. *Post a comment on the bottom right hand side of this page and tell us why and how you can help us reach our goals *Joining the [[Project:Germany|Germany project]] is optional but recommended *Welcome!

== Goals == *Create profiles for all the Prussian and German people who travelled to Australia in the colonial period, even if via other countries, and who settled in Australia *Free space pages with shipping lists for all ships that arrived with Prussian/German settlers in Australia *Categorise and join the people profiles to the main WikiTree *Find out who and what the forty-eighters were : see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forty-Eighters ''Do we want a Space Page on this? *Identify stickers relevant to the project. Are any new stickers needed? *Pool our knowledge and experience and assist each other. == To Do List == ''Completed tasks are added to the'' Tasks Completed ''list below''. * On the [[:Space:Prussian_Immigrant_Ships_to_South_Australia|Prussian Immigrant Ships to South Australia]] page, create Free Space Pages for ships listed. See [[Space:Zebra_Passenger_list_1837 |Zebra Passenger List 1838]] as an example. (Maybe start with those that already are a category on WikiTree?) Add complete passenger list if available. Include crew, ship's surgeon, births and deaths on board etc if avaiable. Put a link to the Space page on the ship's category page, example: [[:Category: Zebra, Arrived 2 Jan 1839]]. * Research and add ships to [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Prussian_Immigrant_Ships_to_Queensland&public=1 Prussian Immigrant Ships to Queensland] ''Can you contribute a couple?'' * Create further State-specific pages - NSW, Victoria, Western Australia. (Some of my relatives sailed into Melbourne first, then on to Adelaide. Maybe we can have some sort of indicator for those who travelled internally. ''Ideas how this can be done?'') * Find images for the [[Space:Prussian_and_German_Settlement_in_Queensland|Prussian and German Settlement in Queensland]] page. * Create a Free Space Page especially for the migrants who first went to New Zealand on the ''Skjold'' or [http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/genealogy/Skiold.htm ''Skiold'' 1844] and had to be brought to Van Dieman's Land (European name for the island now called Tasmania) and then South Australia after near starvation and lack of work. See [http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/BSA/1844-45GermanyNZ-Adelaide.htm The Skjold Immigrants] Example: [[Qualmann-17|Elisabeth Qualmann]]. Many of these families are identified in [http://www.lynly.gen.nz/SPSkioldAZinAustralia.pdf "Germans who settled in Australia or Overseas"]. * All the passengers on this WikiTree page: [[Space:Zebra_Passenger_list_1837 |Zebra Passenger List 1838]] need to be added to Category: [[:Category: Zebra, Arrived 2 Jan 1839|Zebra, Arrived 2 Jan 1839]] Has Anonymous Dienelt done any other pages like this that would be relevant to this Project? Would they like to join? (I'm not sure that the proposal to add all profiles from [[Space:Zebra_Passenger_list_1837 |Zebra Passenger List 1838]] to another Category is a good idea. Looks like unnecessary duplication to me. I recommend this proposal be set 'On hold' for more discussion. S.T.) * (removed due to confusion - see next item) *Three waves of immigration: Old Lutherans; 48ers; and fleeing militarism, respectively. ''Should they be covered on one page all together? Or a seperate page for each, so they are less than 800 words and aesthetically pleasing?'' - K.H. ''I now agree that the 48ers were a significant, identifiable group. A separate page looks like a good idea - S.T. (I've removed the comments I made previously) * Research the Wends/Wendish and build a free-space page. (Suggested by A.T.) ''( [https://www.wendishheritage.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/PioneerHeritageTrailBrochure.pdf The Pioneer Heritage Trail Brochure] describe who the Wends are, where they settled in SA and, importantly, the family names. - S.T)(The [https://www.wendishheritage.org.au/research/migration-to-australia/history-of-migration/ Wendish Heritage Society site] identifies migration ships (many to Victoria) and settlements in Victoria and SA.-S.T.)'' * Add these families to WIkitree - [https://www.arcinsys.niedersachsen.de/arcinsys/einfachsuchen.action?pageName=einfachesuche&methodName=einfach&rechercheBean.defaultfield=&rechercheBean.defaultfield_widget=Australien&rechercheBean.von=&rechercheBean.bis=&rechercheBean.einfacheSucheRadioName=links&__checkbox_rechercheBean.hasdigi=true Individuals or families that boarded a ship or scheduled emigration to Australia] from Niedersachsen National Land Archives (NLA). ===Tasks Completed=== * Profile Captain of the ''Zebra'' 1839, after whom Hahndorf, Sth Aust. is named. [[Hahn-2658|Capt Dirk Hahn]] Done - A.T. * Created South Australia specific page. Done - A.T. * Linked to Wikipedia list of place names changed by the Nomenclature Act. See under "Place Names" on the Tips for Researching page. Done - A.T. * Created Ships - SA page - Done - K.H. *Created a Queensland specific page Done [[Haese-11|Haese-11]] 09:21, 24 April 2019 (UTC) * Created Top Level Ships to Australia Page as in planned structure - A.T. * Created Ships to Queensland Page - A.T. * I created [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Heinrich_Passenger_List_1856 this space] for Heinrich today. No category for it so I have requested one. (TH) * Populating WikiTree with German migrants to Queensland M.P. * Created a page with surname spelling variations and also codes to use for writing German text on your English keyboard. Linked from the "Tips" page - S.T. *Created a page of German words for occupations with English translations, linked from the "Tips" page - K.H. == Stickers == *[[Template:Prussia_Sticker|Prussia Sticker template]] *[[Template:German_Roots_Sticker|German Roots Sticker template]] == Wikitree Of Importance == {{Image|file=Kavel-2.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Pastor Kavel }} :[[Kavel-2|Pastor Kavel]] - 12 April 1835: Pastor Ludwig Christian Kavel first met with George Fife Angas in London to initiate arrangements for the emigration of German Lutherans to settle in Klemzig the first Lutheran settlement & elsewhere to South Australia. Pastor Kavel was determined to help his loyal parishioners emigrate from Brandenburg, Posen and Silesia to escape religious persecution by King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia. From https://www.geni.com/projects/Bound-for-South-Australia/18356
{{Image|file=Unknown-392151.jpg |align=l |size=s |caption=Agnes Kroll }} Did you know we have our own illegitimate Prussian Princess, who came to Australia and was living in Sydney? [[Unknown-392151|Agnes (Kroll) Dettmann's]] ancestry can be traced back to the Kings of Prussia, see her tree [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Unknown-Family-Tree-392151 here]. A fabulous book, ''Agnes: The Secret Princess'' by [[Dettmann-23|Belinda Dettmann]] and [[Dettmann-30|Jane Stevens]] (published January 2015) tells the story of her lineage and it includes DNA analysis. I have a copy and plan to try to ensure we reference it throughout Wikitree, particularly the DNA side. Agnes is also related to Geoffrey Robertson and some of you may remember the references to this mystery in the episode of Who Do You Think You Are that aired in 2008 ([[Coat-12|Veronica Williams]] 22:36, 7 April 2019 (UTC)) == Links == WikiTree Categories of interest: *[[:Category: Prussia, Emigrants to Australia|Category: Emigrants from Prussia to Australia]] *[[:Category:Migrants_from_Prussia_to_South_Australia|Category: Migrants From Prussia to South Australia]] *[[:Category: South Australia, Immigrants from German Confederation|South Australia, Immigrants from German Confederation]] * [[:Category:Migrants_from_Prussia_to_Queensland|Category: Migrants From Prussia to Queensland]] *[[:Category:Migrants_from_Prussia_to_Victoria|Category: Migrants From Prussia to Victoria]] ===Facebook=== *[https://www.facebook.com/GermanHeritageAustralia/?__tn__=kC-R&eid=ARA-eO4cbiDzUMNNN1jkr_0np7vHRwqI6FjTw-Ojh7npSjLTcz7llG0Kw7UH4G9RkJmrJtw1lEsBVMDq&hc_ref=ARTRR8Ewyz8efTmYn2V1OjJINK1m8iZ3QfbLOWb01uGikD93bwvTOrdB_Fh2mUmH3x0&fref=nf German-Australian Genealogy & History Alliance Page] *[https://www.facebook.com/MonikasGermantranslations/?eid=ARD5slJO6uflyCNYgAK-qzLKAORB_3Ukg9j_X8BVjQN094NVM7gcL3Gjd60uHPHtAdlzzRIn5-vuPzPm Monikas German to English translations] *[https://www.facebook.com/groups/1610000705884406 Darling Downs German Genealogy Group] == Sources ==

*Wikipedia contributors. (2018, June 13). German settlement in Australia. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Originally retrieved 15:34, March 18, 2019, updated 23:48, June 5, 2021 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_settlement_in_Australiatitle=German_settlement_in_Australia&oldid=845645105 * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Australian_place_names_changed_from_German_names Wikipedia - List of Australian Place Names Changed From German Names] * http://www.germanaustralia.com/index.htm * https://www.geni.com/projects/Prussian-settlement-in-South-Australia/16515 * https://www.geni.com/projects/Prussian-Settlement-in-Queensland/31571 * http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/SAgermanindex.shtml * http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/manning/sa/immigra/german.htm - German Immigration to South Australia * http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/SAgermanindex.shtml German Immigration to South Australia *[http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/german.htm Flinders Ranges Research - German Settlement in South Australia] *[https://ozforebears.blogspot.com/2018/12/hellwigs-of-south-australia.html Prussian Immigrants to South Australia With Surname Hellwig] *[https://thegermanclub.org.au/about/german-history-sa/ The German Club - German History in South Australia] * http://www.slsa.ha.sa.gov.au/BSA - Passenger lists of ships to South Australia 1836-1851, originally compiled by the late Diane Cummings * [https://www.arcinsys.niedersachsen.de/arcinsys/einfachsuchen.action?pageName=einfachesuche&methodName=einfach&rechercheBean.defaultfield=&rechercheBean.defaultfield_widget=Australien&rechercheBean.von=&rechercheBean.bis=&rechercheBean.einfacheSucheRadioName=links&__checkbox_rechercheBean.hasdigi=true Individuals or families that boarded a ship or scheduled emigration to Australia] from Niedersachsen National Land Archives (NLA). * http://gov.genealogy.net/search/index Powerful system to find German place names. Very useful for finding locations that are not in Germany now. * https://www.familysearch.org/research/places/ Family Search tool for finding locations. Quite useful for locations that are not inside Germany now. * https://www.meyersgaz.org/ Meyers Gazetteer. Another tool to find historic locations in Prussia. * [[Space:Immigrants_to_Queensland_from_Germany|Immigrants to Queensland from Germany]]

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