THIRD QUARTER OF CONVICT REGISTER 1839-1849

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                                                                       1839
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‘MARGARET’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1829 at Chepstow. Wood ship of 365 Tons. She carried 167 female convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 1^st of September 1838 and arrived in Sydney on the 5^th of January 1839. Master: Captain Edward Canney. Surgeon: George T. Moxey. 

‘MAJESTIC’ Built 1839 at Aberdeen, Scotland. Wood ship of 345 Tons. She carried 123 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 3^rd of October 1838 and arrived at Hobart on the 22^nd of January 1839. Master: Captain G. Williamson. Surgeon: Peter Fisher. 

‘GILMORE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1824 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 500 Tons. She carried 279 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Spithead on the 5^th of October 1838 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of January 1839. Master: Captain J. Theaker. Surgeon: Joseph Steret. 

‘THERESA’ [1^st voyage] Built 1834 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 497 Tons. She carried 266 male convicts to Sydney and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 10^th of October 1838 and arrived in Sydney on the 31^st of January 1839. Master: Captain Walter Young. Surgeon: Edward Hilditch. 

‘PLANTER’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1829 at Lynn. Wood barque of 367 Tons. She carried 171 female convicts to Sydney and had no deaths en-route. She departed Portland on the 10^th of November 1838 and arrived in Sydney on the 9^th of March 1839. Master: Captain F. B. Manning. Surgeon: Thomas Robertson. 

‘JOHN BARRY’ [5^th voyage] Built 1814 at Whitby. Wood ship of 520 Tons. She carried 320 male convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness about the 10^th of November 1838 and arrived in Sydney on the 22^nd of March 1839. Master: Captain John Robson. Surgeon: Campbell France. 

‘PYRAMUS’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1822 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 362 Tons. She carried 170 male convicts to Tasmania landing 76 male convicts to Hobart and 94 to Port Arthur, having no deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 22^nd of November 1838 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of March 1839. Master: Captain George N. Livesay. Surgeon: George E. Forman 

‘WAVERLEY’ [1^st voyage] Built 1838 at Whitby. Wood barque of 436 Tons. She carried 176 male convicts to Sydney and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 22^nd of February 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 17^th of June 1839. Master: Captain James Morgan. Surgeon: James Barr. 

‘WHITBY’ Built 1837 at Whitby. Wood barque of 437 Tons. She carried 133 female convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 18^th of February 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 23^rd of June 1839. Master: Captain Thomas Wellbank. Surgeon: John Kidd. 

‘MARQUIS OF HASTINGS’[4^th voyage] Built 1819 at London. Wood ship of 452 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had seven deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 17^th of March 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 23^rd of July 1839. Master: Captain Henry I. Naylor. Surgeon: Edward Jeffery. 

‘EGYPTIAN’ [1^st voyage] Built 1825 at Shields. Wood barque of 359 Tons. She carried 190 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 9^th of April 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 23^rd of August 1839. Master: Captain John Skelton. Surgeon: John G. Stewart. 

‘PARKFIELD’ Built 1833 at the Isle of Man. Wood Ship of 496 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Sydney and had no deaths en-route. However, one of her convicts did die at the Sydney Hospital some days after her arrival [see below]. She departed Sheerness on the 15^th of May 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 1^st of September 1839. Master: Captain J. T Whiteside. Surgeon: Alexander Neill.

CONVICT MUSTER
For the ship ‘PARKFIELD’
Sydney, NSW 1839.
Master; J.T. Whiteside. Surgeon Superintendent. Alexander Neill.
Name Age Marital Status Occupation Native Place
Peter Allen 25 Married Dyer Lancashire
Alphonso 30 Single Cook Guadalupe
Andrews James 21 Single Labourer Somerset
Andrews John 31 Married Farmers Man Somerset
Areh John 27 Married Miner Stafford
Argyle John 19 Single Weaver Warwick
Armes Thomas 23 Single Wire maker Warwick
Ash Robert 27 Married Boilermaker Spain
Buck John 25 Single Farm Labourer Kent 
Baddeley William 26 Single Labourer Halifax
Baker George 23 Single Labourer Nottingham
Ball Thomas 22 Single Butcher Somerset
Banks John 20 Single Groom Middlesex
Barker William 28 Widower Coalminer Lancashire
Barnacle James 20 Single Weaver Leicester
Beardsworth William 28 Single Labourer Warwick
Beck James 26 Single Labourer Buckingham
Bedswell William 30 Married Labourer Essex
Beeforth Thomas 33 Married Button Maker Lancashire
Ball William 27 Single Butcher Cumberland
*Berresford Thomas 19 Single Labourer Derbyshire
*Berresford William 21 Single Brickmaker Derby
Bery John 32 Married Labourer Annandale
Bishop James 25 Single Coachman Hertford
Bizzle William 33 Married Shepherd Berkshire
Bladen Gordon 21 Single Gardener Kent
Bliss George 20 Single Farm Labourer Kent
Blisset John 22 Single Farm Labourer Berkshire
Belton William 36 Married Weaver Lancashire
Booth Nathan 31 Married Servant Liverpool
Brewerton Eber 38 Married Farm Labourer Yorkshire
Britton Walter 19 Single Groom Essex
Broadbent Edward 40 Widower Joiner Yorkshire
Brown Henry 25 Married Bricklayer London
*Brown John 21 Married Labourer Cambridge
Brown William 33 Married Wool Comber Yorkshire
Brown James 31 Single Joiner Nottingham
Burgin Dennis 19 Single Labourer London
Busby John 29 Single Schoolmaster Kent
Cadman Henry 26 Single Labourer Stafford
Callaghan John 22 Single Groom Kent
Carlie Thomas 45 Married Soldier Cumberland
Cassidy Patrick 33 Single Tailor Lancashire
Chapman John 21 Single Hatter London
Cheadle Thomas 27 Married Sawyer Lancashire
Chown Henry 28 Single Farm Labourer Buckingham
Clarke Henry 33 Single Labourer Middlesex
Clarke John 44 Single Gardener Worcester
Cohen Soloman 22 Single Pencil maker Middlesex
Cohen Simon 30 Single Stonemason Lancashire
Collins Thomas 30 Single Farm Labourer Middlesex
Connell John 22 Single Soldier County Kerry
Cook Emanuel 18 Single Labourer Hertford
Costello Thomas 20 Single Labourer County Leitrim
Cox William 22 Single Farm Labourer Hampshire
Cramphorn Charles 33 Married Farm Labourer Essex 
Cummins William Joseph 22 Married Butcher Chatham
Dare James 24 Single Farm Labourer Surrey
Dare John 29 Widower Labourer Somersetshire
*Davis John 33 Single Shoemaker Gloustershire
Derry William 37 Single Farm Labourer Stafford
Dixon James 27 Single Baker Maidstone
Downey George 24 Single Groom Lancaster
Drake William Francis 31 Married Teacher Lancashire
Dudley William 24 Single Brewer Warwick
Duke John 26 Single Labourer Packham
Dunn Robert 18 Single Labourer Norwich
Durning James 19 Single Carpenters Appentice Armagh
Eldridge Thomas 23 Single Farm Labourer Kent
Elton David 33 Married Soldier Hampshire
*Evans Charles 36 Married Farm Labourer Cumberland
Evans James 25 Single Farm Labourer Essex
Ewington James 30 Single Sawyer Hertford 
Fagan Charles 30 Married Quill dresser Armagh
Fenton Richard 44 Single Farm Labourer Kent
Field Edward 25 Single Waterman Hertford
Fisher James 23 Single Groom Lincolnshire
Ford Thomas 28 Married Groom London
Fox Thomas 24 Single Shoemaker Norwich
French William 19 Single Labourer Kent
Galley Edmund 26 Single Brickmaker Devon
Gambrell William 20 Single Farm Labourer Kent
Gardner George 25 Single Labourer Middlesex
Garnish William 30 Widower Farm Labourer Essex
Gildart Richard 24 Single Labourer Lancashire
Gibbs William --- Died at Sydney General Hospital 23/8/1839.
Gibson William 20 Single Bricklayers Labourer Lincoln
Goobin James 22 Single Hatter Stepney
Goode John 22 Single Grocer Cheltenham
Goodwin Edward 27 Single Seaman Prussia
Gough Edward 24 Married Labourer Shropshire
Gould William 22 Single Groom Birmingham
Graham James 20 Single Labourer Glasgow
Gribble George 31? Married Groom Gloucester
Griffin Henry 28 Married Butcher Essex
Griffith William 19 Single Dyer Manchester
Groves William 24 Single Farm Labourer Buckingham
Grundy John 39 Married Lace Manufacturer Leicester
Guest John 48 Single Labourer Derby
Habbijam George 35? Married Farm Labourer Nottingham
Haggan Francis 24 Single Butcher Ireland
Hands John 22 Single Groom Oxford
Hardman John 23 Single Labourer Manchester
Harris James 34 Single Labourer Hertfordshire
Harrison William 21 Single Baker Manchester
Hayes John Jr. 27 Single Butcher Somersetshire
Hewitson Robert 28 Married Blacksmith Cumberland
Hicken William 40 Single Baker Warwick
Higginbotham Amos 36 Married Silk Weaver Cheshire
Hinds Alfred 18 Single Labourer Yorkshire
Hipwood James 25 Single Brass Founder Stafford
Hitchcock James 24 Single Farm Labourer Norfolk
Holland Matthew 40 Married Tailor Lincoln
Holloway William 38 Married Labourer Buckingham
Holme Wright 19 Single Butcher Lincolnshire
Hopcroft William 20 Single Bricklayer Buckingham
How William 21 Single Painter Middlesex
Hubert Etiene 27 Single Cabinet Maker Paris
Huggle William 19 Single Farm Labourer Berkshire
Hughes John 52 Married Beam Filer Birmingham
Jackson Joseph 25 Single Groom Essex
James Thomas 19 Single Labourer Liverpool
Jones Edward 24 Single Soldier Flintshire
Jones James 15 Single Farm boy Hertford
Jones John 23 Married Boatman Glamorgan
Jones Richard 40 Married Shepherd Radnor
Jones Thomas 30 Married Labourer London
Jones Samuel 22 Single Labourer Hertford
Kelly John 41 Single Soldier Galway
Kent William 19 Single Gunsmith Stafford
Kerr Arthur 20 Single Weaver Glasgow
Knight James 19 Single Potter Staffordshire
Lambert John 23 Married Engineer London
Lambert Thomas 22 Married Joiner London
Lawrence James 38 Married Brickmaker Berkshire
Lawton Thomas 22 Single Farm Labourer France
Lewis Henry 20 Single Tailor London
Lyons Maurice 24 Single Farm Labourer Cork
Maddin Patrick 20 Single Soldier Galway
Martin William 22 Single Potter Shropshire
Maxwell James 27 Single Seaman Dublin
Mayo Alfred 20 Single Labourer Buckingham
McCully Alexander 33 Married Silk Weaver Cumberland
McGowan John 26 Married Shoemaker County Mayo
McGurk James 20 Single Labourer Glasgow
McIndoe David 30 Married Carter Glasgow
Merry William 24 Married Weaver Warwick
Miller Charles 46 Married Bootmaker Worcester
Miller John 38 Widower Butcher Warwick
Mills Thomas 22 Single Coal Miner Newcastle
Moncaster Michael 27 Married Bricklayer Lincoln
Monsey John 23 Married Labourer Norfolk
Moore Thomas 28 Single Seaman Warwick
Morley William 25 Single Labourer Nottinghamshire
Morris James 25 Single Labourer Liverpool
Morrison Arthur 22 Single Tailor Longford
Moult Alfred 19 Single Labourer Derby
Munnerly William 21 Single Farm Labourer Flintshire
Murphy Martin 28 Single Farm Labourer Wexford
Murty Michael 22 Married Servant London
Nibbs Richard 20 Single Gardener Buckingham
Nightingale Richard 23 Single Knife cutler Yorkshire
O’Brien John 35 Single Groom Ceylon
O’Connell Daniel 15 Single Tailors apprentice Liverpool
O’Donald Cornelius 23? Single Labourer Liverpool
Page Samuel 36 Single Plater Birmingham
Parker John 13 Single Errand Boy Manchester
Patchett Christopher 18 Single Labourer Yorkshire
Peaver Robert 21 Married Labourer Manchester
Petchell Robert 21 Single Labourer Lincolnshire
Phillips Henry 20 Single Sweep London
Pickin Thomas 25 Married Servant Shropshire
Platt John 29 Single Hatter Lancashire
Podeo Francis 47 Married Labourer Devon
Pugmore Henry 22 Married Cotton Spinner Nottingham
Pritlove William 20 Single Labourer Essex
Quick James 36 Married Labourer Somersetshire
Raake Gotthard 30 Single Professor Warsaw
Read William 21 Single Pawnbroker London
Rendall George 22 Single Labourer Bristol
Richardson Edward 19 Single Machine Engineer Lancashire
Robins Henry 15 Single Errand boy Manchester
Robinson John 23 Married Chimney Sweep Glouster
Ryan Peter 20 Single Cotton Weaver Manchester
Senior Thomas 24 Married Clothier London?
Shannon Michael 22 Single Tailor Roscommon
Shannon William 18 Single Labourer Kent
Shelford Frederick 16 Single Mason Somerset
Sherlock Jesse 22 Single Farm Labourer Kent
Sherlock Thomas 25 Single Sawyer Kent
Shuttleworth William 20 Single Barber Liverpool
Simpson William 32 Married Cook London
Simpson William 34 Married Engine Smith Lanark
Small Thomas 28 Single Groom Devonshire
Smeaton Joseph 31 Married Well Sinker Huntingtonshire
Smith Edward 22 Single Pearl Ornamenter Birmingham
Smith Joseph 21 Single Shoemaker France
Smith Joseph 29 Married Groom Plymouth
Smith James 29 Married Baker Suffolk
Stevens Charles 24 Single Rope Maker Middlesex
Stewart John 15 Single Chimney Sweep London
Stone Edwin 22 Single Toolmaker Birmingham
Street Charles 27 Married Painter London
Stubbs William 25 Single Farm Labourer Middlesex
Summers John 22 Married Labourer Maidstone
Swepson John 45 Married Sawyer Bedfordshire
Sworder Edmund 60 Married Labourer Hertfordshire
Taylor James 28 Married Baker Manchester
Taylor Samuel 34 Single Bricklayers Labourer Derby
Tillet Thomas 19 Single Groom Norwich
Tone Phillip 22 Married Labourer Westmeath
Tricket John 30 Married Well Sinker Buckingham 
Turner James 23 Married Farm Labourer Surrey
Turvell Edward 25 Single Seaman Manchester
Tyler Samuel 21 Single Blacksmiths Apprentice Ostenend 
Uttley Abraham 33 Single Weaver Yorkshire
Walker George 38 Married Farm Labourer Cambridge
Walker William 40 Married Farm Labourer Essex
Walmsley John 44 Married Sawyer Lancashire
Walter Phillip 35 Married Farm Labourer Somerset
Warner Henry 23 Single Labourer Hertford
Weston Frederick 15 Single Errand boy Hampshire
Wharton James 20 Single Farm Labourer Oxford
Wharton John 40 Married Farm Labourer Westmorland
Whetstone William 21 Single Carpenter Warwick
Wilkins John 29 Married Labourer Gloustershire
Williams James 20 Single Baker Somerset
Williams Joseph 31 Single Groom Flintshire
Williams John 18 Single Labourer Middlesex
Wilson George 24 Single Tailor London
Wilson Henry 18 Single Labourer Manchester
Winter George 24 Single Labourer Middlesex
Winward William 30 Single Silk Weaver Lincolnshire
Wooley John 21 Single Stocking Weaver Leicester
Wright Daniel 41 Married Gardener Cheshire
Wright Joseph 25 Single Vice maker Worcester
Yates Peter 21 Single Labourer Liverpool
Yates John 29 Married Cotton Carder Manchester

Petty Crime:
Although there are a few severe cases, it is amazing to read of the pettiness of the court processes of the time. Most crimes were for stealing shawls, hankies and other items of clothing. Food and other small items were also on the pilfer list. Life sentences were given in bad cases or if a convict had been in trouble before, even a previous sentence of ten days for drunk could get a convict an extra seven years transportation. The more serious crimes like murder and manslaughter were few and far between and were usually dealt with on the Gibbet.

Highway robbery was automatically a life sentence and although much more prevalent than killings they also, were in the minority. Most life sentences were for second offenders, one young man received life for stealing some corn only because he had been jailed for 6 months on a previous occasion. The very young were not spared stiff sentences. Children as young as 11 years, were sent to the colonies. One 15-year-old lad in the above list, received 10 years for stealing a shirt. It is hoped that he survived the ordeal and found his way home to his family.

Special notations.
* The father of these two young brothers, Richard Berresford, arrived in Australia as a convict in
1822.
* John Brown went by the alias Edward Speechley in his short career as a highwayman.
* John Davis had already been to Australia. He had been given a term of seven years in 1824 and
was transported aboard the ‘Princess Charlotte’ which arrived at Hobart in that year. One can only
assume that he must have enjoyed the first experience.

*Charles Evans had also been previously transported to Australia, he came as a free child with his mother aboard the ‘Friendship’ in 1818. His real name was Bernard Duffey and his father had the same name when he also was transported for life aboard the ‘Shipley’ in 1817. It easy to see how traumatized families were when separated. It seems obvious that the mother committed a crime one-year after the father was sent out for life, bringing the 15-year-old Charles with her. The young Bernard [Charles Evans] Duffey went back to England when old enough and took a partner or married while there. He stole a snuffbox to get his ticket back to Australia and it would be fascinating to know if his wife and two daughters were able to join him. 

‘HINDOSTAN’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1819 at Whitby. Wood ship of 445 Tons. She carried 179 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 9^th of May 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of December 1839. Master: Captain George Lamb. Surgeon: Thomas W. McDonald. 

‘BLENHEIM I’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1834. Wood barque of 375 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Sydney and had four deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 19^th of May 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 27^th of September 1839. Master: Captain John Gray. Surgeon: William McDowell. 

‘MARY ANNE III’ [1^st voyage] Built 1835. Wood barque of 394 Tons. She carried 143 female convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 18^th of July 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 10^th of November 1839. Master: Captain J.C. Hillman. Surgeon: William Bland. 

‘BAROSSA’ [1^st voyage] Built 1811 at Bengal. Wood barque of 730 Tons. She carried 336 male convicts to Sydney and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 3^rd of August 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 8^th of December 1839. Master: Captain John Austin. Surgeon: Robert Wylie. 

‘LAYTON’ II. [2^nd voyage] Built 1814 at Lancaster. Wood barque of 513 Tons. She carried 260 male convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 13^th of July 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 7^th of December 1839. Master: Captain Simon Cuddy. Surgeon: Isaac Noott. 

‘MINERVA II’ [2^nd voyage] Built c1820 Wood barque. She carried 118 female convicts to Sydney and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 18^th of August 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 26^th of December 1839. Master: Captain George Brown. Surgeon: Patrick Magovern.

                                                             1840.

‘CANTON’ Built 1834 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 507 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had 10 deaths en-route. She departed Spithead on the 22^nd of September 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of January 1840. Master: Captain John Mordaunt. Surgeon: John Irvine. 

‘NAUTILUS’ Built 1833. Wood barque of 400 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 17^th of September 1839 and arrived at Norfolk Island about January 1840. Master: Captain H. F. Alloway. Surgeon: George McClure. 

‘MIDDLESEX’ Built 1839 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 578 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Sydney and had 8 deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 6^th of July 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 25^th of January 1840. Master: Captain Charles Munro. Surgeon: John Baird. 

‘BUFFALO’ Built app 1835. Wood ship of approximately 350 Tons. She carried 58 male convicts to Sydney with no deaths en-route. She departed Montreal, Canada in 1839 and arrived Sydney on the 25^th of February 1840.Master: Captain J. Wood.

Although not listed as an official convict ship by Bateson in his book The Convict Ships, the ‘Buffalo’ certainly carried enough convicts, to warrant inclusion here. Many vessels brought out convicts in small numbers, and even the first fleet ship, ‘Prince of Wales’, carried only 50 prisoners. There is a great deal of interest in these ships and smaller vessels, which came from other parts of the world. They transported soldiers and citizens from British settlements in Canada, the West Indies, India, South Africa and even America. These convicts suffered the same fate as those who came direct from England, Scotland and Ireland.

CONVICT MUSTER
For the ship ‘BUFFALO’.
Arrived 25^th February 1840, from Montreal, Canada.
Name Age. Native Place Occupation.
Allery Michael 33 Lower Canada Joiner
Bechard Theodore 49 Lower Canada Farmer and Vet.
Bergevin Charles 53 Lower Canada Farmer.
Bigonesse Francois dit Beaucaire 40 Lower Canada Farmer.
Bouc Guillaume Charles 48 Lower Canada Clerk.
Bourbonnis Desire 20 Lower Canada Blacksmith.
Bourdon Louis 23 Lower Canada Farmer & Clerk.
Bousquet Jean Baptiste 44 Lower Canada Farmer & Miller.
Buisson Constant 30 Lower Canada Blacksmith.
Chevrefils Gabriel Ignace 43 Lower Canada. Farmer.
Coupal Antoine [dit La Reine] 50 Lower Canada Farmer.
Defaillette Louis 48 Lower Canada Farmer.
Ducharme Leon [alias Leandre D.] 23 Lower Canada Clerk.
Dumouchelle Joseph 47 Lower Canada Farmer.
Dumouchelle Louis 42 Lower Canada Farmer.
Duchalte Louis Geurin dit 37 Lower Canada Merchant.
Gregor David 29 Lower Canada Joiner/Carpenter
Goyette Jaques 49 Lower Canada Farmer/Mason.
Goyette Joseph 29 Lower Canada Carpenter.
Guertin Francois 41 Lower Canada Carpenter/Joiner.
Guimond Joseph 48 Lower Canada Carpenter/Farmer.
*Hobert Jaques David 49 Lower Canada Farmer.
Hebert Joseph Jaques 42 Lower Canada Farmer.
Huot Charles 53 Quebec Notary Public.
Laborge Jean 36 Lower Canada Farmer.
Lanctot Hypolite 23 Lower Canada Notary Public.
Langois Emenne 26 Lower Canada Farmer.
Languedoc Etienne 22 Lower Canada Farmer.
Lavoie Pierre 49 Lower Canada Farmer.
Leblanc David Drossin 30 Lower Canada Farmer.
Leblanc Hubert Drossin 32 Lower Canada Farmer.
Lapailleue Francois Maurice 33 Lower Canada House Painter.
Lonetin Jaques 59 Lower Canada Farmer.
Lonetin Moyse Sin de Jaques 21 Lower Canada Farmer.
Marceau Joseph [Alias Petite Jaques] 34 Lower Canada Farmer.
Morin Achille 25 Lower Canada Clerk.
Morin Hector Pierre 54 Lower Canada Mariner.
Mott Benjamin [Pardoned July 4^th 1844 ?] 43 Vermont Farmer.
Newcombe Samuel 65 New York Surgeon.
Pappinea Andre [dit Montigny] 40 Lower Canada Blacksmith.
Pare Joseph 48 Lower Canada Farmer.
Pinsonault Hene 48 Lower Canada Farmer.
Pinsoneau Paschal 27 Lower Canada Farmer.
Prevost Francois Xavia 30 Lower Canada Merchant.
Priieur Francoias Xavier 24 Lower Canada Merchant.
Theophili Robert 25 Lower Canada Farmer.
Rochon Toupairit 30 Lower Canada Carriage Maker.
Rouchon Jeremie 36 Lower Canada Wheelwright.
Roy Basile 42 Lower Canada Farmer.
Roy Charles [the elder] 52 Lower Canada Farmer.
Roy Joseph 24 Lower Canada Labourer.
Thilbert Jean Louis 52 Lower Canada Farm Labourer.
Thilbert Jean Marie 38 Lower Canada Farm Labourer.
Touchette Francois Xavier 32 Lower Canada Blacksmith.
Trudelle Jean Baptiste 34 Lower Canada Farmer/Joiner.
Turnot Louis 36 Lower Canada Farmer.

*Jaques Hobert, also known as David Jaques Hebert

The above vessel carried male prisoners who were Frenchmen that wanted a French Canada. All were charged with treason and all were sentenced to life. The ‘Buffalo’ was not the same vessel as HMS ‘Buffalo’ which had association with the development of Adelaide, South Australia. 

‘WOODBRIDGE’ Built 1809 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 516 Tons. She carried 230 male convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She had 80 of her convicts trans-shipped in the ‘Augusta Jessie’ to Norfolk Island. She departed London on the 16^th of October 1839 and arrived in Sydney on the 26^th of February 1840. Master: Captain William B. Dobson. Surgeon: George T. Moxey. 

‘AUGUSTA JESSIE’ Built 1834. Wood barque of 385 Tons. She carried 161 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had one death en-route. She trans-shipped 80 convicts in Sydney from the ‘Woodbridge’ taking them with her to N.I. She departed Dublin on the 11^th of November 1839 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 27^th of March 1840. Master: Captain: J. S. Sparke. Surgeon: Thomas R. Dunn. 

‘MANGLES’ Built 1802 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 594 Tons. Length: 121.2 ft. Breadth: 32.3 ft. Depth: approx. 21 ft. [tween decks, 5.10 ft.]. She carried 290 male convicts to Norfolk Island. She departed Plymouth on the 28^th of November 1839 and arrived at Norfolk Island at about March 1840. Master: Captain William Carr. Surgeon: Alexander Nisbet. 

‘RUNNYMEADE’ I. Built 1825, on the Thames river, London. Wood barque of 389 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 20^th of December 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 28^th of March 1840. Master: Captain W. B. Forward. Surgeon: Peter Fisher. 

‘GILBERT HENDERSON’ Built 1837 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 517 Tons. She carried 184 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 14^th of December 1839 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of April 1840. Master: Captain J. Tweedie. Surgeon: Sir John Hackett. 

‘MANDARIN’ Built 1834 at Holton. Wood ship of 425 Tons. She carried 211 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Spithead on the 25^th of February 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of June 1840. Master: Captain J. Muddle. Surgeon: Alexander McKechnie. 

‘SURREY’ I. [10^th voyage] Built 1811 at Harwich. Wood ship of 461 Tons. She carried 213 female convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 2^nd of April 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 13^th of July 1840. Master: Captain George Sinclair. Surgeon: Edward Leah. 

‘MAITLAND’ [1^st voyage] Built 1810 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 648 Tons. She carried 305 male convicts to Sydney and had 3 deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 22^nd of March 1840 and arrived Sydney on the 14^th of July 1840. Master: Captain Baker. Surgeon: Phillip Toms. 

‘ISABELLA II’ Built 1827 at Whitby. Wood barque of 323 Tons. She carried 119 female convicts to Sydney and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 5^th of March 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 24^th of July 1840. Master: Captain Alexander McAusland. Surgeon: Henry W. Mahon. 

‘ASIA’ I. [9^th voyage] Built 1819 at Aberdeen. Wood ship of 536 Tons. She carried 276 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 27^th of April 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 6^th of August 1840. Master: Captain J. Fawcett. Surgeon: J.W. Johnson. 

‘KING WILLIAM’ Built 1831 at Whitby. Wood ship of 380 Tons. She carried 180 male convicts to Sydney and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 28^th of April 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 17^th of August 1840. Master: Captain George Thomas. Surgeon: Campbell France.

CONVICT MUSTER
For the ship ‘KING WILLIAM’ arrived Sydney 17^th of August 1840.

Name Age Marital Status Calling Native Place.
Acheson Robert 22 Single Glazier Dublin.
Anderson Thomas 14 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Armstrong James 47 Married Soldier Monaghan.
Barrett Matthew 24 Single Ostler Dublin City.
Begley William 24 Single Farm Labourer Galway.
Blake Benjamin 23 Single House Servant Tipperary.
Bourke Walter 31 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Boylan John 20 Single House Servant Gosport.
Bradshaw John 33 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Brady Matthew 67 Married Painter Monaghan.
Brogan Philip 21 Single Labourer Meath.
Brophy Matthew 22 Single Indoor Servant Kildare
Browne John* 22 Single Farm Labourer Dublin
Brown Thomas 21 Single Baker Dublin.
Bryan Patrick 33 Single Soldier Dublin.
Burns Thomas 18 Single Tinker Tipperary.
Butler John 24 Single Indoor Servant Clare.
Byrne Edward 25 Single Labourer Wicklow.
Byrne Francis 22 Single Cabinet maker Dublin
Byrne James 22 Married Farm Labourer Dublin.
Byrne John 25 Married Labourer Dublin.
Byrne John 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Byrne Patrick * 15 Single Labourer Dublin.
Byrne William 21 Married Farm Labourer Queens .
Caffrey Bryan 61 Married Brewer Meath.
Callaghan John 24 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Callaghan John 20 Single Nailors Apprentice Tipperary.
Cantfield James* 22 Single Farm Labourer Dublin.
Carey Hugh 24 Single Indoor Servant Dublin.
Carty William 14 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Carroll Richard* 22 Single Labourer Meath.
Cassidy John 20 Single Indoor Servant Dublin.
Clarke John 21 Single Wine Cooper Dublin.
Clearkin James 32 Single Labourer Meath.
Clinton George 29 Single Shepherd Kildare.
Condon Pierce 20 Single Tailor Tipperary.
Connolly John* 30 Married Labourer Queens County.
Connolly Hugh 61 Married Blacking maker Donegal.
Connor Daniel 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Connors John 15 Single Errand Boy Tipperary.
Connors Michael 24 Single Weaver Tipperary.
Connery Thomas 30 Married Labourer Kilkenny.
Cooper John Crocodile 24 Single Cooper Kings County.
Conway Michael 50 Widower Labourer Limerick.
Courtney James 43 Single Labourer Wicklow.
Courtney William 40 Widower Gardener Wicklow.
Curran Martin 27 Single Farm Labourer Kilkenny.
Darby Peter 24 Single Groom Dublin.
Demsey Richard 19 Single Farm Labourer Kilkenny.
Dogharty John 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Donegan John 48 Single Labourer Limerick.
Donohoe James 30 Married Groom Meath.
Donohoe Timothy 25 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Dowd James 20 Single Poulterer Dublin.
Dowling Patrick 30 Married Harness maker Kilkenny.
Downey James 28 Single Labourer Cork.
Doyle Henry 18 Single Labourer Dublin.
Drew John 14 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Dunn John 35 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Dunn Matthew 30 Single Labourer Dublin
Dwyer James 19 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Dwyer Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin
Fahy Edmund 25 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Fay Michael 21 Single Labourer Meath.
Feehily Michael* 35 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Flaher Michael * 25 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Fitzgerald James 21 Single Labourer Dublin
Fitzgerald John 26 Single Labourer Kilkenny.
Gahan Patrick 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Geraghty Michael 32 Single Soldier Fermanagh.
Goulding Charles 25 Single Labourer Westmeath.
Grace John 13 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Grace Richard 14 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Hand Nicholas 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Hanlon Michael 20 Single Labourer Dublin.
Hanlon Timothy 28 Single Labourer Wicklow.
Hawkshaw David 31 Married Farm Labourer Tipperary.
Hayden John 20 Single Labourer Kilkenny.
Heally James 29 Single Groom Sligo.
Heffernan James 23 Single Labourer Meath.
Heffernan Rudy 15 Single Errand Boy Tipperary.
Hinds John 20 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Hines Thomas 26 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Hogan John 23 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Humphreys Alexander 36 Married Labourer Fermenagh.
Johnstone Robert 30 Single Indoor Servant Wexford.
Joudan Henry 25 Single Groom Carlow.
Joyce John 30 Widower Labourer Galway.
Kane James 43 Single Labourer Dublin.
Kavenaugh Peter 39 Single Labourer Dublin.
Keating Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Keating William 36 Married Indoor Servant Kildare.
Kelly John 22 Single Labourer Dublin.
Kelly John 21 Single Labourer Limerick.
Kelly Peter 23 Single Carter Meath.
Kenneally Edward 47 Married Carpenter Tipperary.
Kennedy Jeremiah 22 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Kenny John * 15 Single Errand Boy Galway.
Kenny Patrick * 40 Married Labourer Galway.
Kilduff Edward 22 Single Labourer Westmeath.
Kirby John 21 Single Soldier Leicestershire.
Lalor Dennis 46 Married Labourer County Kerry.
Lalor Edward 21 Single Labourer Queens County.
Lane Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Limerick.
Lawlor Michael 21 Single Soldier Tipperary.
Len John 20 Single Labourer Dublin.
Leary Michael 21 Single Labourer Cork.
Ledwich John 30 Single Labourer Kildare.
Loudrigan Patrick 40 Married Whitesmith Tipperary.
Ludlow Michael 50 Widower Labourer Meath.
Lynan John 23 Single Barber Dublin.
Lynan William 38 Married Top Sawyer Carlow.
Lynch John 50 Married Labourer Meath.
Lynch Michael 22 Single Labourer Tipperary.
McCartney Henry 23 Single Labourer Dublin.
McCluskey John 25 Single Seaman Dublin.
McDaniel Bernard 25 Single Labourer Cavan.
McEvely Walter 20 Single Labourer Mayo.
McGlynn John 30 Single Labourer Kings County.
McKenna John 37 Single Farm Labourer Fermanagh.
McLoughlin Michael 15 Single Errand Boy Kilkenny.
McMahon John 23 Single Labourer Tipperary.
McMahon Patrick 27 Single Labourer Meath.
Macken John 19 Single Labourer Dublin.
Madden Mogan 47 Married Farm Labourer Carlow.
Maguire Connor 30 Married Labourer Meath.
Magrath Michael 25 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Mahoney Peter 13 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Maher James 23 Single Farm Labourer Kildare.
Malone Hugh 40 Married Painter/Glazier Dublin.
Maloney John 50 Single Labourer Clare.
Mannion Dennis 24 Single Labourer Galway.
Mannion John 60 Married Labourer Galway.
Meade Patrick* 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Meara James 24 Single Labourer Kings County.
Moore Daniel 24 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Moss Patrick 24 Single Labourer Dublin.
Mullhall Edmund 30 Married Farm Labourer Kilkenny.
Mullowny Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Tipperary.
Mulroony Patrick 28 Married Grocer Kilkenny.
Murphy James 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Murray John 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Navan John 27 Single Soldier Roscommon.
Nowlan Patrick 30 Married Gentlemans Servant Meath.
O’Brien Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Owens Michael 31 Married Ploughman Dublin.
Oxley Joseph 22 Single Soldier Northampton.
Page William 24 Single Soldier Louth.
Plunkett Patrick 21 Single Labourer Dublin.
Quinn John 20 Single Labourer Inneskillen.
Reardon Michael 20 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Reilly James 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Reilly John 21 Single Blacksmiths App Dublin.
Rooney Peter 25 Single Collier Tipperary.
Russell Patrick 26 Single Carter Dublin.
Ryan Daniel 24 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Ryan John 35 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Ryan Martin 24 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Ryan Michael 21 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Ryan Thomas 42 Married Indoor Servant Tipperary.
Salmon James 17 Single Labourer Kildare.
St John James [Singing James] 40 Married Labourer Tipperary.
Shannon James 23 Single Labourer Kildare.
Shearman Charles 20 Single Groom Dublin.
Sheila Stephen 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Sheil John 25 Single Farm Labourer Queens County.
Sumers John 18 Single Labourer Tipperary.
Spelman John 35 Married Labourer Galway.
Sutton Thomas 15 Single Errand Boy Dublin.
Taylor Arthur 33 Single Labourer Longford.
Traynor William 22 Single Soldier Limerick.
Walsh John 20 Single Labourer Tipperary
Walsh John 24 Married Labourer Tipperary
Walsh William 15 Single Labourer Kilkenny.
Weeks Bartholomew 31 Widower Labourer Limerick.
Wilson James 20 Single Farm Labourer Armagh.
Woods Matthew 22 Married Farm Labourer Carlow.
Woods William * 23 Single Farm Labourer Tipperary
Wright James 21 Single House Servant Carlow.
Wynne George 26 Single Labourer Carlow.

*Browne John; Mother Ann Mullen and Brother James Mullen were transported about 1828.
*Byrne Patrick; Brother Thomas Demsey was transported about 1833.
*Cantfield James; Father Michael was transported about 1837.
Carroll Richard; Cousin Michael Farrelly transported 1839.
Connolly John: Brother Thomas transported in 1838.
Feehily Michael: Cousin Margaret Feehily went to Australia free in 1837.
Flaher Michael: Wife Julia Flaher transported aboard the ship ‘Margaret’ on that vessels third voyage.
Kenny John; Son of Patrick Kenny, Mother was transported on ‘Margaret’.
* Kenny Patrick. Wife Mary was transported aboard the ship ‘Margaret’ on that vessels third voyage. Mary may have committed her crime so as to join her husband and son in Australia. The son, [John] was charged with assault [probably on the arresting officers who were there to take his father] and both father and son were transported together. It is also possible that the whole family was charged and trialled at the same time. The ‘Margaret’ departed only two days after the ‘King William’.
 *Leary Michael; Brothers Patrick and Cornelius Leary were transported 1833 and 1835 respectively.
*Meade Patrick; Brother William Meads? and cousin Matthew Hayden transported 1836.
 Woods William; Wife Mary Woods was transported on the ship ‘Margaret’ on that vessels third voyage. She too may have committed a crime so that she could be transported but it is likely that both were charged at the same time with Mary being sent two days after her husband on a different ship. Oddly, the ‘Margaret’ arrived in Sydney on the same day as the ‘King William’. Lastly, almost all convict soldiers aboard the ‘King William’, were deserters who ran away in Ireland. 

‘MARGARET’ [third voyage] Built 1829 at Chepstow. Wood ship of 365 Tons. She carried 131 female convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 30^th of April 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 17^th of August 1840. Master: Captain Edward Canney. Surgeon: Colonel A. Browning. This ship probably ‘fell in’ with the ‘King William’ a few days after leaving Dublin and the two ships may have plodded along together for the rest of the four-month voyage. 

‘PEKOE’ Built 1834 at Dundee, Scotland. Wood ship of 379 Tons. She carried 180 male convicts to Sydney and had three deaths en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 10^th of July 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 6^th of November 1840. Master: Captain Sampson Keen. Surgeon: Robert Bower. 

‘EDEN’ Built 1826 at London. Wood ship of 813 Tons. She carried 270 male convicts to Sydney and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 10^th of July 1840 and arrived in Sydney on the 18^th of November 1840. Master; Captain Henry J. Naylor
Surgeon: George Freeman. 

‘EGYPTIAN’[2^nd voyage] Built 1825 at Shields. Wood barque of 359 Tons. She carried 170 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 19^th of August 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of December 1840. Master: Captain John Skelton. Surgeon: John Kidd
                                                                  1841. 

‘NAVARINO’ [1^st voyage] Built 1808 at Cochin. Wood barque of 493 Tons. She carried 180 female convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 12^th of October 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 17^th of January 1841. Master: Captain Christopher A. Warning. Surgeon: J. L. Clarke. 

‘HINDOSTAN’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1819 at Whitby. Wood ship of 545 Tons. She carried 209 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 7^th of October 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of January 1841. Master: Captain George Lamb. Surgeon: Andrew Henderson. 

‘LORD LYNDOCH’ [5^th voyage] Built 1815 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 638 Tons. She carried 320 male convicts to Hobart and had six deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 11^th of September 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 5^th of February 1841. Master: Captain John Humble. Surgeon: Thomas W. McDonald. 

‘BRITISH SOVEREIGN’ Built 1840 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 493 Tons. She carried 180 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 16^th of December 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 18^th of March 1841. Master: Captain John Cow. Surgeon: John G. Stewart. 

‘LADY RAFFLES’ Built 1817 at London. Wood ship of 648 Tons. She carried 330 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 2^nd of December 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 17^th of March 1841. Master: Captain Edward Hight. Surgeon: Robert Wylie. 

‘MARY ANNE’ III. [2^nd voyage] Built 1835 at Yarmouth. Wood barque of 394 Tons. She carried 125 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 27^th of November 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of March 1841. Master: Captain Adolphus Holton. Surgeon: J. Barr. 

‘DUNCAN’ Built c1825 at the Isle of Man. Wood ship of 644 Tons. She carried 259 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 16^th of December 1840 and arrived at Hobart on the 18^th of April 1841. Master: Captain Thomas Grieves. Surgeon: William McDowell. 

‘RAJAH’ Built 1835 at Whitby. Wood barque of 352 Tons. She carried 180 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 5^th of April 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of July 1841. Master: Captain Charles Ferguson. Surgeon: J. Donovan. 

‘ASIA’ V. [4^th voyage] Built 1815 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 523 Tons. She carried 260 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 17^th of April 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 21^st of August 1841. Master: Captain John Davidson. Surgeon: Andrew Sinclair. 

‘LAYTON’ II. [3^rd voyage] Built 1814 at Lancaster. Wood barque of 513 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 9^th of April 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 1^st of September 1841. Master: Captain Daniel W. Stephens. Surgeon: Alexander McKechnie. 

‘WESTMORELAND’ [4^th voyage] Built 1832 at Whitby. Wood barque of 405 Tons. She carried 202 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 19^th of May 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of September 1841. Master: Captain John Brigstock. Surgeon: John Gibson. 

‘WAVERLEY’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1838 at Whitby. Wood barque of 436 Tons. She carried 176 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 25^th of April 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of September 1841. Master: Captain J. Morgan. Surgeon: Thomas R. Dunn. 

‘DAVID CLARKE’ Built 1817 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 608 Tons. She carried 308 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 7^th of June 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of October 1841. Master: Captain William B. Mills. Surgeon: Edward Jeffery. 

‘GARLAND GROVE’ [1^st voyage] Built 1828 at the Isle of Wight. Wood barque of 483 Tons. She carried 180 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 7^th of June 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 10^th of October 1841. Master: Captain William B. Forward. Surgeon: Robert Dobie. 

‘LORD GODERICH’ Built 1828 at Hull. Wood ship of 361 Tons. She carried 186 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 29^th of June 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 18^th of November 1841. Owned by Godwin and Co. Reg. London. Master: Captain William Mills. Surgeon: J. Baird. She went back into the normal passenger trade and her new master was Captain P. Kay in 1844.
 CONVICT MUSTER                                                                                                                              For the ship ‘LORD GODERICH’ arrived Hobart on the 18^th November 1841.
Name Where convicted.
Aitkin John Stirling.
Alexander John Warwickhire.
Armstrong Edward Central Criminal Court [London]
Ashley John Staffordshire.
Ashmore Keirnan Lancashire.
Askey John Staffordshire.
Aston John Staffordshire.
Baker Charles Warwickshire.
Barker John Chapman Nottingham Town.
Bay William [alias Day] Cheshire.
Blakey Thomas Lancashire.
Bourne Peter Liverpool.
Bradshaw John Lancashire
Brandon George Central Criminal Court [London]

Brewerton Henry Staffordshire.
Brown John Surrey.
Brown Thomas London.
Bruce John Glasgow.
Burns John Middlesex.
Cairns James Liverpool.
Campbell Charles Aberdeen.
Canton David Lancashire.
Cash John Lancashire.
Clegg George Lancashire.
Cockshoot James Lancashire.
Collins Daniel Central Criminal Court [London]
Coltard John Central Criminal Court [London]
Connor Thomas Lancashire.
Conolly Patrick Riding.
Coombs Edward London.
Cooper Abraham Lancashire.
Coster Henry Central Criminal Court [London]
Cotter John Central Criminal Court [London]
Courle? John Aberdeen.
Curd George Kent.
Currie Edward Edinborough.
Curry John Durham.
Daniels John Kent.
Darby William Warwickshire.
Davies Phillip George. Anglesey Assizes.
Delany John Cheshire.
Dew John Bath City.
Diden Ralph Durham.
Downs Joseph Lancashire.
Duffy James Liverpool.
Dunbar Frederick Central Criminal Court.[London]
Dureden? John Lancashire.
Essex Thomas Covertry Borough.
Farnworth Henry Lancashire.
Farrell James London.
Flood John Liverpool.
Foster John London
Frith James Riding.
Fuller Robert Lancashire.
Gardener Robert Westminster.
Gardner Francis Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Garr Patrick C Liverpool.
Garrall James [alias Jarrold] Cheshire.
Gibson Joseph Cheshire.
Gilbert Edward Lancashire.
Graham Matthew Glasgow.
Green Robert London
Grey William Kingston upon Hull.
Griffiths Edward Warwickshire.
Hallam Richard Leicester Borough.
Hayler Henry [alias Ayler] * Hastings Borough.
Harbour George Central Criminal Court [London]
Hargraves Thomas[alias John Johnson] Lancashire.
Harrison John Lancashire.
Hartings Thomas Oxfordshire.
Harwood William London.
Heeney John Urjan Borough
Heynes Frederick Lancashire.
Hill Frances Leicester Borough.
Hollis Benjamin Staffordshire.
Hood John Liverpool.
Howard Philip Norfolk.
Hughes John London.
Hughes Morris Cheshire.
Hutson Thomas [or Hudson?] Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Jones John Liverpool.
Jones John Warwickshire.
Jones William Surrey.
Josiah Robert Middlesex.
Judge Thomas Glasgow.
Kainsay John Glasgow.
Keening Michael Durham
Kelly David Surrey.
Kenny Peter Glasgow.
Kinny? John Lancashire
Lanark James Lancashire.
Lamb John [Alias Lambden] Worcester City.
Law Thomas Glasgow.
Lees William Warwickshire.
Machin George Staffordshire.
Machin Joseph Staffordshire.
Manning William Central Criminal Court [London]
Marr Nicholas Riding.
McCann Bernard Riding.
McCresand? Glasgow.
McGarvie John Glasgow.
Mennie David Aberdeen.
Meran Edward Cheshire.
Merran? Joseph Cornwall Assizes.
Miller David Central Criminal Court [London]
Mills Samuel Lancashire.
Mithen William [alias Mitchell] Aberdeen.
Morris John Riding
Munon Robert [alias Munans] Glasgow.
Neidham Henry Warwickshire.
Neill James C. Lancashire.
Newington William Middlesex.
Norbury Samuel Cheshire.
O’Brien Edward Central Criminal Court [London]
O’Hara John Glasgow.
O’Neil Charles Yorkshire.
Pain Yates Westminster.
Palees? Joseph * Lancashire.
Palmer John* Kent.
Parker Samuel Birmingham.
Parkinson Joseph Cheshire.
Patterson Thomas Lancashire.
Pearse William Bath City.
Pearson James York City.
Perkins Richard Grantham.
Perren John London.
Phillips John Durham.
Phillips John London.
Pickering George London.
Piddock William Durham.
Pond Charles Central Criminal Court [London]
Powell James Bristol City.
Price William Lancashire.
Press John Central Criminal Court [London]
Prince Joseph Staffordshire.
Quinn Charles Liverpool.
Ragan Patrick Middlesex.
Read Henry Cheshire.
Reed Hugh. Lancashire.
Reed James London.
Rice George London.
Rice George Westminster.
Richardson Robert Durham Quarter Sessions.
Richardson James Glasgow.
Roberts John Middlesex.
Roberts William Lancashire.
Rowe Henry Central Criminal Court [London]
Sharp Elinai London.
Shillingford James Surrey.
Skinner Robert Nottingham Town
Smith James Surrey.
Snape Thomas Derbyshire Assizes.
Stroud Robert. Central Criminal Court [London]
Sturgion John London.
Sullivan John London.
Taylor George Sussex
Taylor William Warwickshire.
Thelmerdine Samuel [alias Ceates] Cheshire.
Thomas John Liverpool.
Tokeld James Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Trainer James Cheshire.
Turner William Glenestershire.
Tury [or Terry or Tiery] George Warwickshire
Walker John Lancashire.
Ward Luke Lancashire.
Wareing John Lancashire.
Wagstaff Joseph Birmingham Borough.
Warren James Central Criminal Court [London]
Washington William* Glenester City.
Watson Charles London.
Webb James Saffron Walden Borough
Webster Thomas Lancashire.
Whip William London.
Wild James * Stirling?
Williams Edward Liverpool.
Williams James Warwickshire.
Williams John Lancashire.
Williams John Liverpool.
Williams John London.
Williams Thomas * Stirling?
Wilson George Norwich.
Wilson George William Central Criminal Court [London]
Winter Thomas Wiltshire.
Woolall William Bristol City.
Young Richard* Stirling?
Yule James Glasgow.

*Palees Joseph, this name is extremely hard to interpret, only the P, a, and one e, are sure.
*John Palmer has no data recorded with his name.
* Hayler Henry, Died 14^th June 1846.
NB. Three men, *Thomas Williams, *James Wild and *Richard Young, are registered but no
date or place is given for their convictions. All three names follow the name of a convict who
was tried in Stirling and they may have also been tried there. 

‘MEXBOROUGH’ Built c1825. Wood barque of 376 Tons. She carried 145 female convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 12^th of August 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of December 1841. Master: Captain John H. Bridgeman. Surgeon: John S. Hampton.

                                                                    1842. 

‘PRINCE REGENT’ II. [2^nd voyage] Built 1811 at Rochester. Wood ship of 395 Tons. She carried 181 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 7th of August `1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 3^rd of January 1842. Master: Captain John T. Barclay. Surgeon: Phillip Jones. 

‘BAROSSA’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1811 at Bengal. Wood barque of 730 Tons. She carried 350 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 30^th of August 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 13^th of January 1842. Master: Captain John Austin. Surgeon: Henry W. Mahon.

HMS ‘TORTOISE’ Wood Frigate of 1000 Tons. She carried 397 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 26^th of October 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 10^th of February 1842. Master: Captain J. Hood RN. Surgeon: Thomas Brownrigg. 

‘RICHARD WEBB’ Built 1840 at Redbridge. Wood barque of 486 Tons. She carried 193 male convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 16^th of November 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of March 1842. Master: Captain Robert McLachlan. Surgeon: William Rogers. 

‘JOHN BREWER’ Built c1835. Wood barque of 549 Tons. She carried 199 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 5^th of December 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 6^th of April 1842. Master: Captain Robert Brown. Surgeon: George E. Forman. 

‘EMMA EUGENIA’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1833 at Whitby. Wood barque of 383 Tons. She carried 191 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 24^th of November 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 9^th of April 1842. Master: Captain George Kettlewell. Surgeon: John Kidd. 

‘ISABELLA’ I. [6^th voyage] Built 1810 at London. Wood ship of 579 Tons. She carried 267 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 10^th of January 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of May 1842. Master: Captain George Sinclair. Surgeon: Campbell France. 

‘SOMERSETSHIRE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1810 at London. Wood ship of 449 Tons. She carried 219 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 20^th of December 1841 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of May 1842. Master: Captain Charles Motley. Surgeon: Thomas Gibson. 

‘EDEN’I. Built 1826 at London. Wood ship of 522 Tons. She carried 278 male convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 22^nd of March 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 5^th of July 1842. Master: Captain John Jones. Surgeon: Alexander Neill. 

‘CANDAHAR’ Built 1840 at Shields. Wood barque of 642 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Spithead on the 2^nd of April 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of July 1842. Master: Captain John P. Ridley. Surgeon: Peter Leonard. Owned by A. Ridley in 1853. Master: Captain J. Goss. Reg. London for the London-Adelaide passenger service. 

‘SUSAN’[4^th voyage] Built 1813 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 573 Tons. She carried 299 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 24^th of April 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 25^th of July 1842. Master: Captain Henry Neatby. Surgeon: George T. Moxey. 

‘ELPHINGSTONE’[4^th voyage] Built 1825 at Bristol. Wood ship of 425 Tons. She carried 230 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 10^th of April 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 28^th of July 1842. Master: Captain Thomas Fremlin. Surgeon: W. H. B. Jones 

‘ISABELLA WATSON’ Built 1840 at Leith. Wood ship of 514 Tons. She carried 197 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 1^st of May 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 3^rd of August 1842. Master: Captain John A. McDonald. Surgeon: Robert Bower. 

‘SURREY’ I [11^th voyage] Built 1811 at Harwich. Wood ship of 461 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 5^th of April 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 11^th of August 1842. Master: Captain Henry I. Naylor. Surgeon: John Tarn. 

‘HOPE’ Built 1827 at Bristol. Wood ship of 377 Tons. She carried 136 female convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 10^th of April 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 17^th of August 1842. Master: Captain John Goss. Surgeon: Richard Lewis. 

‘ROYAL ADMIRAL’ [4^th voyage] Built 1828 at Lynn. Wood barque of 414 Tons. She carried 204 female convicts to Tasmania and had two deaths en-route. She landed 80 female convicts at Launceston and 124 were landed at Hobart. She departed Woolwich on the 5^th of May 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of September 1842. Master: Captain William T. Fell. Surgeon: John R. Roberts. 

‘KINNEAR’ [1^st voyage] Built 1834 at Yarmouth. Wood barque of 369 Tons. She carried 174 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 10^th of July 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 23^rd of October 1842. Master: Captain William Liddesdale. Surgeon: George I. Fox. 

‘MARQUIS OF HASTINGS’ [5^th voyage] Built 1819 at London. Wood barque of 452 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Spithead on the 18^th of July 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 7^th of November 1842. Master: Captain John Biddle. Surgeon: Alexander Bryson. 

‘CAPE PACKET Built 1838. Wood barque of 349 Tons. She carried 75 Male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Capetown, South Africa on the 14^th of October 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 23^rd of November 1842. Master: Captain Christopher Lamb. Surgeon: Henry Kelsall. She trans-shipped 72 surviving convicts from the wrecked ‘Waterloo’ and embarked three male convicts at Capetown and delivered them to their destination.[see Shipwrecks and Disasters] 

‘WATERLOO’ [7^th voyage] Built 1815 at Bristol. Wood ship of 414 Tons. She carried 219 male convicts to Hobart but was wrecked in the early morning of the 28^th of August 1842 at Cape Town during a hurricane that appeared soon after the ship anchored in Table Bay. Her master, Captain Ager, went ashore after she anchored, leaving the mate and Surgeon Kelsall aboard and in charge. The ship parted her cables and drifted toward the shore and many of the towns folk came out to watch the events unfolding as first the ‘Abercrombie Robinson’ went ashore followed by the ‘Waterloo’. The townspeople were busy helping the 700 soldiers and crew of the former and managed to get hem all ashore without loss.

The story was different for the ‘Waterloo’, she was in dire straits and went to pieces in the heavy surf. Her condition before the storm was said to have been terrible according to Surgeon Kelsall and it was luck that helped him to survive when aided by a convict he had ordered un-fettered when the storm broke. The convict pulled him from the sea as he was almost done. Of her 219 convicts, 143 were drowned and one had died while en-route to Capetown. Three other convicts, are thought to have been too ill to sail, when the 72 known surviving convicts were transferred to the ‘Cape Packet’ along with the surgeon. The three convicts may also have died at some time later or while in hospital. One further convict died while en-route to Hobart aboard the ‘Cape Packet’, which also carried three new convicts that were sentenced at Capetown. She had departed Sheerness on the 1^st of June 1842. Master: Captain Henry Ager. Surgeon: Henry Kelsall. 

‘EMILY’ I. Built 1836 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 461 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 28^th of June 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of November 1842. Master; Captain John Humble. Surgeon: Andrew Henderson. 

‘MOFFAT’ [4^th voyage] Built 1807 at Bengal. Wood barque of 820 Tons. She carried 389 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 14^th of August 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 28^th of November 1842. Master: Captain J. Gilbert. Surgeon: J. Smith. 

‘WAVERLEY’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1838 at Whitby. Wood barque of 436 Tons. She carried 149 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 4^th of September 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 15^th of December 1842. Master: Captain J. Morgan. Surgeon: Samuel Mackay. 

‘TRITON’ Built 1805 at Hull. Wood barque of 492 Tons. She carried 256 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed London on the 17^th of August 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of December 1842. Master: Captain Joseph Dare. Surgeon: William McDowell.
                                                                    1843. 

‘NAVARINO’[2^nd voyage] Built 1808 at Cochin, India. Wood barque of 493 Tons. She carried 180 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 22^nd of September 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 10^th of January 1843. Master: Captain Christopher A. Warning. Surgeon: John J. Lancaster. 

‘EARL GREY’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1835 at Newcastle, England. Wood barque of 571 Tons. She carried 264 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 5^th of October 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 14^th of January 1843. Master: Captain Alexander S. Molison. Surgeon: Colin A. Browning. 

‘DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. [1^st voyage] Built 1834 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 541 Tons. She carried 270 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 2^nd of October 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 18^th of January 1843. Master: Captain Charles Scott. Surgeon: William West. 

‘GARLAND GROVE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1820 at the Isle of Wight. Wood barque of 483 Tons. She carried 190 female convicts to Hobart and had 8 deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 2^nd of October 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of January 1843. Master: Captain William B. Forward. Surgeon: William Bland. 

‘NORTH BRITON’ Built 1823 at Chepstow. Wood barque of 402 Tons. She carried 179 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 20^th of December 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of April 1843. Master: Captain Thomas Fyall. Surgeon: J. L. Clarke. 

‘JOHN RENWICK’[2^nd voyage] Built 1826 at Newcastle, England. Wood barque of 403 Tons. She carried 160 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Spithead on the 7^th of December 1842 and arrived at Hobart on the 10^th of April 1843. Master: Captain William Morgan. Surgeon: Thomas E. Ring. 

‘MARGARET’[4^th voyage] Built 1829 at Chepstow. Wood barque of 365 Tons. She carried 156 female convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She departed London on the 5^th of February 1843and arrived a Hobart on the 19^th of July 1843. Master: Captain John F. Dye. Surgeons: McAvoy and John A. Mould. 

‘CRESSY’ Built 1843 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 500 Tons. She carried 296 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 30^th of April 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of August 1843. Master: Captain J. Molison. Surgeon: J. Lawrence. 

‘GILMORE’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1824 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 500 Tons. She carried 252 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 14^th of April 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of August 1843. Master: Captain William M. Maw. Surgeon: J. Syme. 

‘CONSTANT’ Built 1842. Wood barque of 535 Tons. She carried 204 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 9^th of May 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 29^th of August 1843. Master: Captain John Hemery. Surgeon: John S. Hampton. 

‘EAST LONDON’ Built 1839 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 409 Tons. She carried 133 female convicts to Hobart and had 17 deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 10^th of May 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 21^st of September 1843. Master: Captain J. Parley. Surgeon: Edward Caldwell. 

‘ASIATIC’ Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 503 Tons. She carried 188 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 28^th of May 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 23^rd of September 1843. Master: Captain George Barlow. Surgeon: Andrew Sinclair. 

‘EMERALD ISLE’ Built 1836 at Moulmein. Wood ship of 501 Tons. She carried 214 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Sheerness on the 30^th of June 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of October 1843. Master: Captain Robert Curling. Surgeon: Alick Osborne. 

‘FORFARSHIRE’ Built 1840 at Moulmein. Wood ship of 614 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Spithead on the 27^th of June 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 12^th of October 1843. Master: Captain John Symons. Surgeon: J. O. McWilliam. 

‘LORD PETRE’ Built 1843. Wood barque of 635 Tons. She carried 238 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 7^th of July 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 15^th of October 1843. Master: Captain Joseph Luckley. Surgeon: David Dease. She also was said to have been captained by Thomas Barker on this Voyage. 

‘HENRIETTA’ Built 1838 at Liverpool. Wood ship of 560 Tons. She carried 190 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 13^th of July 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of November 1843. Master: Captain George Longford. Surgeon: Abraham R. Bradford. 

‘ORATOR’ Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 440 Tons. She carried 170 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 12^th of August 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 21^st of November 1843. Master: Captain William Tayt. Surgeon: J. Booth. 

‘WOODBRIDGE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1809 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 516 Tons. She carried 204 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 3^rd of September 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 25^th of December 1843. Master: Captain William B. Dobson. Surgeon: Jason Lardner.

                                                                  1844. 

‘MAITLAND[2^nd voyage] Built 1810 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 648 Tons. She carried 199 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had five deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 1^st of September 1843 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 7^th of February 1844. Master: perhaps Captain John Gray. Surgeon: Allen McLaren. 

‘BLUNDELL’ Built 1839 at Moulmein, India. Wood barque of 573 Tons. She carried 210 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had no deaths en-route. She departed England about late March 1844 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 12^th of July 1844. Master: Captain Robert L. Hunter. Surgeon: Benjamin Bynoe. 

‘ROYAL GEORGE’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1820 at Hull. Wood ship of 486 Tons. She carried 21 male convicts to Port Phillip and had no deaths en-route. She departed England about July 1844 and arrived at Port Phillip on the 11^th of November 1844. Her master and Surgeon are not known but Captain Robert Embledon had her from the stocks until her second voyage in 1830 and it is likely that he was a partner or owner of this ship. It is therefore possible that he was still her master in 1844 although a very hard to read passenger list for 1842 exists and Captain Richards is shown at that time. Her surgeon is a different matter and he is unknown at this point.

‘AGINCOURT’ Built 1841 at London. Wood ship of 958 Tons. Length; 167.2 ft. Breadth; 35.5 ft. Depth;15.5 ft. She carried 224 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had four deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 9^th of July 1844 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 9^th of November 1844. Master: Captain Henry Neathy. Surgeon: Charles H Fuller. She was owned by Green of Blackwall in 1863 and was running in the London-Australia passenger service. Master: Captain Symons. 

‘DUKE OF RICHMOND’ Built 1842 at Dysart. Wood barque of 470 Tons. She carried 111 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 21^st of September 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of January 1844. Master: Captain David Clark. Surgeon: John W. Elliott.

HMS ‘ANSON’ Wood frigate of 1870 Tons. She carried 500 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Plymouth on the 1^st of October 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of February 1844. Master: Captain Coglin RN. Surgeon: Andrew Miller. 

‘EMMA EUGENIA’[3^rd voyage] Built 1833 at Whitby. Wood barque of 383 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 30^th of November 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of April 1844. Master: Captain George Kettlewell. Surgeon: John Wilson. 

‘MARION’[1^st voyage] Built 1834 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 684 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Deptford on the 29^th of November 1843 and arrived at Hobart on the 3^rd of April 1844. Master: Captain Robert D. Guthrie. Surgeon: W. H. B. Jones. 

‘EQUESTRIAN’[1^st voyage] Built 1842 at Hull. Wood ship of 801 Tons. She carried 290 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 20^th of January 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of May 1844. Master: Captain J. Cromarty. Surgeon: William West. 

‘GREENLAW’ Built 1839 at Moulmein, India. Wood barque of 480 Tons. She carried 120 female convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 5^th of March 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of July 1844. Master: Captain John Edgar. Surgeon: J. Clarke. 

‘LONDON’[1^st voyage] Built 1833 at London. Wood ship of 612 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 23^rd of March 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 9^th of July 1844. Master: Captain John T. Attwood. Surgeon: Charles Inches. 

‘MARIA SOMES’[1^st voyage] Built 1841 at Yarmouth. Wood barque of 786 Tons. She carried 264 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed London on the 25^th of April 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of July 1844. Master: Captain John Baker. Surgeon: J. Osborne. 

‘CADET’ [1^st voyage] Built 1841 at the Isle of Man. Wood barque of 465 Tons. She carried 164 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 9^th of April 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of August 1844. Master: Captain John C. Hillman. Surgeon: Robert Bower. 

‘ANGELINA’ Built 1842 at Hull. Wood barque of 434 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 28^th of April 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 24^th of August 1844. Master: Captain John Gray. Surgeon: Thomas E. King. 

‘BAROSSA’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1811 at Bengal. Wood barque of 730 Tons. She carried 321 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 17^th of May 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 5^th of September 1844. Master: Captain John Austin. Surgeon: John Gannon. 

‘EMILY’ II. Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 580 Tons. She carried 205 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 14^th of July 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of October 1844. Master: Captain Henry H. Greaves. Surgeon: John Munro. 

‘LORD AUCKLAND’ [1^st voyage] Built 1836 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 628 Tons. She carried 238 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed London on the 16^th of July 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 15^th of November 1844. Master: Captain Robert Brown. Surgeon: John J. Lancaster. 

‘WILLIAM JARDINE’[2^nd voyage] Built 1836 at Liverpool. Wood ship of 693 Tons. She carried 270 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed London on the 11^th of August 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of November 1844. Master: Captain Francis Wilkins Lodge. Surgeon: John Robertson. 

‘TASMANIA’ [1^st voyage] Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 502 Tons. She carried 191 female convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed London on the 8^th of September 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 20^th of December 1844. Master: Captain William Black. Surgeon: Thomas Seaton. 

‘SIR ROBERT PEEL’ Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 724 Tons. She carried 254 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 9^TH of September 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 26^th of December 1844. Master: Captain William Champion. Surgeon: John A. Mould.
                                                                1845. 

‘PHOEBE’ Built 1842 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 578 Tons. She carried 129 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 25^th of September 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of January 1845. Master: Captain William Dale. Surgeon: Alexander C. Macleroy [or MacElroy]. 

‘HYDRABAD’ Built 1843 at Shields. Wood ship of 695 Tons. She carried 260 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had four deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 21^st of October 1844 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 19^th of February 1845. Master: Captain Alexander Robinson. Surgeon: J. O. McWilliam. 

‘DAVID MALCOLM’ Built 1839 at Moulmein, India. Wood barque of 495 Tons. She carried 220 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had no deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ on the 13^th of May 1845 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 25^th of August 1845. Master: Captain J. Cable. Surgeon: Harvey Morris. 

‘HYDERABAD’I Built 1842 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 815 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had no deaths en-route. She departed the ‘Downs’ about early June 1845 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 2^nd of September 1845. Master: Captain T. A. Castle. Surgeon: [name unknown possibly Cunningham or Keown]. 

‘SIR GEORGE SEYMOUR’ Built c 1840. Wood ship of 580 Tons. She carried 345 male convicts to Australia and had one death en-route. She landed 169 male convicts at Hobart and the proceeded to Port Phillip, Victoria and landed 175 male convicts at that port. Some of her convicts were sent to Geelong, Victoria to serve time at that port. She departed Woolwich on the 9^th of November 1844 and arrived at Hobart on the 27^th of February 1845. She arrived at Port Phillip on the 30^th of March 1845. Master: Captain John Young. Surgeon: John S. Hampton. 

‘STRATHEDEN’ Built 1834 at Yarmouth. Wood ship of 429 Tons. She carried 154 male convicts to Australia and landed 103 male convicts at Hobart and then proceeded to Port Phillip and landed 51 male convicts at that port. She departed London on the 3^rd of August 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 25^th of December 1845. She then proceeded to Port Phillip and arrived at that Port on the 27^th of January 1846. Master: Captain John Bruton. Surgeon: Henry Baker. 

‘ELIZABETH AND HENRY’ [1^st voyage] Built 1845 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 534 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 15^th of February 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 9^th of June 1845. Master: Captain Clarke. Surgeon: T.W. Jewell. 

‘MT STEWART ELPHINGSTONE’ [1^st voyage] Built 1826 at Bombay, India. Wood ship of 611 Tons. She carried 260 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 7^th of March 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 19^th of June 1845. Master: Captain Adolphus Hutton. Surgeon: J. A. Gordon. 

‘THERESA’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1834 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 497 Tons. She carried 220 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 1^st of April 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 3^rd of July 1845. Master: Captain Thomas Bacon. Surgeon: Colin A. Browning. 

‘TORY’ [1^st voyage] Built 1842 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 512 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich, England on the 22^nd of March 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of July 1845. Master: Captain John P. Mills. Surgeon: John Sloan. 

‘RATCLIFFE’ [1^st voyage] Built 1842 at Whitby. Wood ship of 739 Tons. She carried 215 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 19^th of May 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of August 1845. Master: Captain J. Gilbert. Surgeon: Robert Dobie. 

‘MARION’[2^nd voyage] Built 1834 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 684 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 14^th of June 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 16^th of September 1845. Master: Captain Kettlewell. Surgeon: John W. Elliott. 

‘EQUESTRIAN’[2^nd voyage] Built 1842 at Hull. Wood ship of 801 Tons. She carried 299 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 5^th of July 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 15^th of October 1845. Master: Captain Joseph L. Spence. Surgeon: Thomas Robertson. 

‘LLOYDS’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1830 at London. Wood barque of 403 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 26^th of July 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 7^th of November 1845. Master: Captain David Lewis. Surgeon: Charles K. Nutt. 

‘TASMANIA’[2^nd voyage] Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 502 Tons. She carried 140 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 2^nd of September 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of December 1845. Master: Captain William Black. Surgeon: Jason Lardner. 

‘PESTONJEE BOMANJEE’ [1^st voyage] Built 1835 at Dumbarton, Scotland. Wood ship of 595 Tons. She carried 299 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 10^th of September 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 30^th of December 1845. Master: Captain John Austin. Surgeon: J.W. Johnston. 
             
                                                                     1846. 

‘SAMUEL BODDINGTON’ Built 1841 at Whitby. Wood barque of 669 Tons. She carried 143 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 23^rd of September 1845 and arrived at Hobart on the 18^th of January 1846. Master: Captain Henry Tamott. Surgeon: J. Carmichael. 

‘MAYDA’ Built 1845 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 582 Tons. She carried 199 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had four deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 29^th of August 1845 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 8^th of January 1846. Master: Captain May. Surgeon: Alexander Kilroy. 

‘CHINA’ Built 1837 at Hull. Wood ship of 524 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 7^th of January 1845 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 16^th of May 1846. Master: Captain Livesay. Surgeon: George S. Rutherford. 

‘JOHN CALVIN’ [1^st voyage] Built 1839 at Greenock, Scotland. Wood barque of 510 Tons. She carried 199 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 13^th of May 1846 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 21^st of September 1846. Master: John Davidson. Surgeon: Henry Kelsall. 

‘MAITLAND’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1810 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 648 Tons. She carried 299 male convicts to Port Phillip, Victoria and had two deaths en-route. She departed Spithead on the 29^th of June 1846 and arrived at Port Phillip on the 9^th of November 1846. Master: Captain John Gray. Surgeon: John Robertson. 

‘JOSEPH SOMES’ [1^st voyage] Built 1845 at London. Wood ship of 780 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had seven deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 22^nd of December 1845 and arrived Hobart on the 10^th of May 1846. Master: Captain George Thompson. Surgeon: J. L. Clarke. 

‘EMMA EUGENIA’[4^th voyage] Built 1835 at Whitby. Wood barque of 383 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had six deaths en-route. She departed Portsmouth on the 10^th of February 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 5^th of June 1846. Master: Captain Wilfred Beech. Surgeon: John Wilson. 

‘PALMYRA’ Built 1820 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 602 Tons. She carried 294 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 8^th of March 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 22^nd of August 1846. Master: Captain Daniel W. Stephens. Surgeon: David Geddes 

‘LORD AUCKLAND’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1836 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 628 Tons. She carried 180 male convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 10^th of April 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 26^th of August 1846. Master: Captain Robert Brown. Surgeons: Benjamin Bynoe [he was taken off this vessel at Cape Town due to illness] and Surgeon J. J.W. Roberts. 

‘SEA QUEEN’ Built 1841 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 415 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 12^th of May 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 29^th of August 1846. Master: Captain George W. Wood. Surgeon: T.W. Jewell.
                                                                     1847. 

‘ELIZABETH AND HENRY’[2nd voyage] Built 1845. Wood barque of 534 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 17^th of September 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 4^th of January 1847. Master: Captain William J. S. Clark. Surgeon: Harvey Morris. 

‘TORY’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1842. Wood barque of 512 Tons. She carried 200 male convicts to Norfolk Island and had five deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 11^th of November 1846 and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 18^th of March 1847. Master: Captain John Young. Surgeon: Robert McLean. 

‘THOMAS ARBUTHNOT’ Built 1841 at Aberdeen, Scotland. Wood ship of 621 Tons. She carried 289 male convicts to Port Phillip and had one death en-route. She departed Portland, on the 10^th of January 1847 and arrived at Port Phillip on the 4^th of May 1847. Master: Captain Thomson. Surgeon: Henry Baker. 

‘JOSEPH SOMES’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1845 at London. Wood ship of 780 Tons. She carried 249 male convicts to Port Phillip and had no deaths en-route. She landed 248 male convicts at Port Phillip and then proceeded to Hobart and landed one male convict at that port. She had departed Spithead on the 4^th of June 1847 and arrived at Port Phillip on the 24^th of September 1847. Master: Captain George Thompson. Surgeon: John W. Elliott. 

‘PESTONJEE BOMANJEE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1835 at Dumbarton, Scotland. Wood ship of 595 Tons. She carried 196 male convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She landed 174 male convicts at Hobart and the balance at Maria Island. She departed London on the 25^th of October 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 17^th of February 1847. Master: Captain John Austin. Surgeon: Colonel A. Browning. 

‘ARABIAN’ Built 1825 at Liverpool. Wood barque of 391 Tons. She carried 150 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 22^nd of November 1846 and arrived at Hobart on the 25^th of February 1847. Master: Captain John Robertson. Surgeon: Robert Wylie. 

‘ASIA’ V. [5^th voyage] Built 1814 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 523 Tons. She carried 169 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 23^rd of March 1847 and arrived at Hobart on the 21^st of July 1847. Master: Captain John Roskell. Surgeon: J. Lardner. 

‘WAVERLEY’ [4^th voyage] Built 1838 at Whitby. Wood barque of 436 Tons. She carried 134 female convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 18^th of July 1847 and arrived at Hobart on the 25^th of October 1847. Master: Captain J. Morgan. Surgeon: Phillip Jones.

                                                               1848. 

‘CADET’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1841 at the Isle of Man. Wood barque of 465 Tons. She carried 164 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 9^th of September 1847 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of January 1848. Master: Captain William Forsayth. Surgeon: Charles R. Kinnear. 

‘MARION’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1834 at Calcutta. Wood ship of 684 Tons. She carried 299 male convicts to Port Phillip and had two deaths en-route. She landed 292 convicts at Port Phillip and perhaps conveyed 5 other convicts to Hobart. She departed London on the 29 of September 1847 and arrived at Port Phillip on the 9^th of January 1848. Master: Captain Charles W. M. S. McKerlie. Surgeon: John Andrews. 

‘ANNA MARIA’ [1^st voyage] Built 1836. Wood barque of 421 Tons. She carried 190 male convicts to Australia and landed 163 male convicts at Port Phillip and 27 male convicts at Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 9^th of March 1848 and arrived at Hobart on the 7^th of June 1848. She then proceeded to Port Phillip and arrived at that Port on the 22^nd of June 1848. Master: Captain Edward M. Smith. Surgeon: Robert Stephenson. 

‘JOHN CALVIN’[2^nd voyage] Built 1839 at Greenock, Scotland. Wood barque of 510 Tons. She carried 171 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 24^th of January 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 18^th of May 1848. Master: Captain John Davidson. Surgeon: John W. Bowler. 

‘MOUNT STEWART ELPHINGSTONE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1826 at Bombay, India. Wood barque of 611 Tons. She carried 240 male convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed Gibralter on the 6^th of February 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 18^th of May 1848. Master: Captain Adolphus Holton. Surgeon: Thomas H. Keown.

CONVICT MUSTER
For the ship ‘MT STEWART ELPHINGSTONE’ arrived Hobart, 18^th May 1848.
 [Names and place of sentence only]
 Name Where Convicted.
Adams Joseph London.
Adams William Leicester.
Ahern William Courts Martial.
Allen George York.
Arbuckle John Glasgow.
Ayliffe John Wills.
Armstrong James Lincoln.
Atherton William London.
Baker William Stafford.
Baldwin Benjamin Stafford.
Banks William Bristol.
Barnett Thomas Salop.
Baxter Edward Leicester.
Baxter Samuel Courts Martial.
Beazley Joseph Wills.
Beer John Somerset.
Bellamy William Lincoln.
Bennett Thomas Stafford.
Berry Solomon London.
Bethell Richard Salop.
Bevan Thomas London.
Bevin Thomas Wills.
Blood Michael Stafford.
Booth Stephen London.
Bradley John Stafford.
Brandon Daniel London.
Breast John York.
Brookfield Richard Lincoln.
Brown Henry Courts Martial.
Brown George Southampton.
Bruce George London.
Burnett Robert Lincoln.
Burrows George Worcester.
Butler Joseph Salop.
Cairns Michael Glasgow.
Cakely William Somerset.
Carmichael William Edinborough.
Carter William London.
Cartledge Thomas London.
Cartwright Samuel London.
Cavkley [or Caukley] Thomas Josiah. Stafford.
Chadwick Charles London.
Chambers Henry Warwick.
Cook James Bedford.
Corbett Benjamin Worcester.
Cowell Thomas London.
Chamberlain James Berkshire.
Chapman William Norfolk.
Clay Joseph Leicester.
Cox Silvester Somerset.
Crouch Robert Sussex.
Cutts Charles Suffolk.
Dalton William London.
Davies George London.
Davies Joseph Warwick.
Dawson George Northumberland.
Dean Robert Lincoln
De Gruchy David Jersey.
Dennis John Courts Martial.
Dogherty Patrick London.
Doogan Joseph London.
Dove George Mitchell Courts Martial.
Dunn George Northumberland.
Eades John Stafford.
Eagan Patrick Courts Martial.
Eddie John [or Campbell] London.
Edwards Thomas London.
Endour Gavin London.
Evan Lewis [or Clary] Carmarthen.
Evans Richard London.
Ewen Mark Lincoln.
Ferguson William York.
Firebec George Bristol.
Fletcher George Warwick.
Florence Richard Monmouth.
Foreman John Lincoln.
Freday[Friday?] William Worcester.
Freeguard Henry. Courts Martial.
Gardiner William Bucks.
Garfit Charles. Lincoln.
Gartside Samuel London.
Gelling John Isle of Man.
Gibbons John Warwick.
Goode Thomas Somerset.
Greer James London.
Gregan James Courts Martial.
Griffiths William London.
Grisnell Charles London.
Gunnell John York.
Harding William Wills.
Harris Frederick Lincoln.
Harrison John Courts Martial.
Harrison William Courts Martial.
Hart Arthur Scotland.
Hartley Charles Warwick.
Hayles John London.
Heald James London.
Hemming William Courts Martial.
Hennage John London.
Hicks James London.
Hilsby Thomas Northampton.
Hind Samuel London.
Hines Charles Cambridge.
Hions George London.
Hudson George London.
Hughes William. London.
Hunter John Glasgow.
Ingham Thomas York.
Jacobs Charles Southampton.
Jaques William Cambridge.
James William Leicester.
Jefferies Benjamin Wills.
Jenkins John London.
Jenkins William London.
Jenner James London.
Johnson Charles[1^st of two] London.
Johnson Charles[2^nd of two] London.
Jones David Carmarthen.
Jones William [or Jonse ] Suffolk.
Kay John Edinborough.
Kins [or King] David Henry Warwick.
Kirby John Lincoln.
Knott Daniel Salop.
Lagden Robert Northampton.
Lawton Thomas Stafford.
Leithead Robert Courts Martial
Lemon William London.
Leverington William Norfolk.
Levier James Somerset.
Lindsay James Edinborough.
Little Joseph London.
Lock Samuel London.
Lowe James Edinborough.
Malpass Thomas Stafford.
Mantrell Edward Courts Martial.
Marlin William Southampton.
Mather Thomas Courts Martial.
McAvoy John Courts Martial.
McCallum Thomas Glasgow.
McCarthy Thomas London.
McCloy Edward Northumberland.
McDonald James Glasgow.
McDonald William London.
McFarlain James Glasgow.
Meredith Thomas Worcester.
Michie James Glasgow.
Middleton Joseph Northampton.
Miller Robert London.
Mills Thomas Courts Martial.
Monaghan Thomas Warwick.
Moor Augustus John London.
Moore David Pembroke.
Morgan James Carnarvon.
Morley William London
Mortent Charles York.
Murphy Anthony Courts Martial.
Murphy Edward Isle of Man.
Murray John London.
Nelson. Charles Robert York.
Newsham Ralph. London.
Nice William London.
Nokes Thomas London.
North William Lincoln.
Nose Thomas Stafford.
Nunn Lincoln Wills.
Parker Joseph York.
Pateman Abraham London
Pateman William London.
Patterson Thomas Scotland.
Pearce Alfred Southampton.
Pegley Samuel Somerset.
Perkins George London.
Perks John London.
Perry George London.
Phillips William London.
Price Charles Warwick.
Pritchard Daniel Stafford.
Quilter John London.
Raynes William Lincoln.
Read Robert Middlesex.
Reeves Richard Warwick.
Rhodes Charles York.
Richardson Henry London.
Riddiford Charles London.
Ridgeway John Worcester.
Riley John London.
Rose Samuel Leicester.
Row Charles McDermott London.
Rowe Frances Bucks.
Sanderson James London.
Saunders John Middlesex.
Sconce Robert Norfolk.
Sharpe Robert Northampton.

Shate Elijah Lincoln
Sheldon George Leicester.
Sinclair John Scotland.
Smith Robert Northampton.
Soweton Thomas Lincoln.
Spence Robert London.
Standish Isaac London.
Steward [or Stewart] Thomas York.
Stoker David Lincoln.
Stringer Edward Salop.
Strong William Bristol.
Sylvester William Stafford.
Taylor John Worcester.
Taylor Robert London.
Taylor Samuel London.
Taylor William Salop.
Thomas Thomas London.
Thomas William Salop.
Thompson William York.
Thorpe Alfred York.
Thurley Charles London.
Tovey John London.
Tremain John London.
Wallis Jesse Berkshire.
Warner James Courts Martial.
Warner Thomas Leicester.
Warren Edward Stafford.
Watts Henry London.
Webb John [or James Anderson] London.
Weeks James Somerset.
Welch John London.
West William Leicester.
Westwood Thomas Warwick.
Whitehead Thomas Jr. Scotland.
Wich John London
Williams James London.
Williams John Jersey.
Williams John London
Williams Thomas Worcester.
Williams William Leicester.
Willis William Somerset.
Wills John Northampton.
Wilmot Thomas Middlesex.
Wilson Henry Stafford.
Wilson Thomas London.
Wood George London.
Wood Robert London.
Wright John Weston London.
Although all care has been taken, some of the convicts who are shown as being tried in London, may in fact have been tried in other courts nearby. The men shown under Courts Martial were mostly tried in London for navy or army matters. 

‘ELIZABETH AND HENRY’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1845. Wood barque of 534 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed London on the 13^th of February 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 30^th of June 1848. Master: Captain William J. Clark. Surgeon: John Smith. 

‘BANGALORE’ [1^st voyage] Built 1843 at Jersey. Wood barque of 877 Tons. She carried 224 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed England about March 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 14^th of July 1848. Master was probably Captain William Morgan. Surgeon: Martyn Morris. 

‘TORY’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1842 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 512 Tons. She carried 170 female convicts to Hobart and had no deaths en-route. She departed London on the 30^th of April 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 6^th of August 1848. Master: Captain John Young. Surgeon: Robert McLean. 

‘KINNEAR’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1834 at Yarmouth. Wood barque of 369 Tons. She carried 144 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She carried 144 female convicts to Hobart and had five deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 16^th of June 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 7^th of October 1848. Master: Captain Robert Heard. Surgeon: John G Williams. 

‘RATCLIFFE’ [2^nd voyage] Built 1842 at Whitby. Wood ship of 739 Tons. She carried 250 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Spithead on the 29^th of July 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 12^th of November 1848. Master: Captain Phillipson. Surgeon: John Gibson.

                                                                     1849. 

‘PESTONJEE BOMANJEE’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1835 at Dumbarton, Scotland. Wood barque of 595 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Hobart and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 20^th of September 1848 and arrived at Hobart on the 2^nd of January 1849. Master: Captain John Baker. Surgeon: John Tarn. 

‘EDEN’ [4^th voyage] Built 1826 at London. Wood ship of 513 Tons. She carried 237 male convicts to Australia and landed 198 at Port Phillip and 35 at Hobart. She had five deaths en-route. She departed Plymouth, England, on the 5^th of October 1848 and arrived at Hobart on the 21^st of January 1849. She then sailed to Port Phillip and arrived on the 4^th of February1849. Master: Captain Murdock. Surgeon: Robert McCrea. He fell ill at Cape Town and a new Surgeon, Robert Beith took his place for the rest of the voyage to Port Phillip. 

‘LORD AUCKLAND’ [3^rd voyage] Built 1836 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 628 Tons. She carried 200 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin on the 11^th of October 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 20^th of January 1849. Master: Captain Thomas Bacon. Surgeon: John Moodie. 

‘BLENHEIM’ II. [1^st voyage] Built 1845 at Shields. Wood ship of 808 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland about October 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 2^nd of February 1849. Master: Captain A. S. Watson. Surgeon: Thomas R. Thompson. 

‘CADET’[3^rd voyage] Built 1841 at the Isle of Man. Wood barque of 465 Tons. She carried 150 female convicts to Hobart and had seven deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 1^st of November 1848 and arrived in Hobart on the 12^th of April 1849. Master: Captain R. Pratt. Surgeon: John C. Bowman. 

‘HASHEMY’ Built 1817 at Calcutta. Wood barque of 523 Tons. She carried 228 male convicts to Sydney and had 16 deaths en-route. She departed England on the 11^th of February, 1849 and arrived at Port Phillip in May 1849. She did not land convicts at that port for she was sent on to New South Wales and arrived in Sydney on the 9^th of June 1849. Master: Captain John Ross. Surgeon: Colonel A Browning and Surgeon Henderson. 

‘MARIA’ II. Built 1836 at Yarmouth. Wood barque of 460 Tons. She carried 166 female convicts to Hobart and had one death en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 5^th of April 1849 and arrived in Hobart on the 23^rd of July 1849. Master: Captain F.W. Plank. Surgeon: Edward Nolloth. 

‘RANDOLPH’ Built c1835. Wood ship of 761 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Sydney and had five deaths en-route. She departed London on the 28^th of April 1849 and arrived in Sydney on the 20^th of August 1849. Master: Captain William Dale. Surgeons: H. Goldney and Walter Lawrence. 

‘HYDERABAD’ [2^nd voyage]Built 1841 at Sunderland. Wood ship of 815 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 23^rd of May 1849 and arrived in Hobart on the 26^th of August 1849. Master: Captain T. A. Castle. Surgeon: L. S. Cunningham. 

‘STATELY’ Built 1847 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 505 Tons. She carried 167 female convicts to Hobart and had four deaths en-route. She departed Woolwich on the 16^th of May 1849 and arrived in Hobart on the 2^nd of September 1849. Master: Captain Thomas Ginder. Surgeon: John W. Elliott. 

‘AUSTRALASIA’ Built 1847 at Sunderland. Wood barque of 500 Tons. She carried 200 female convicts to Hobart and had three deaths en-route. She departed Dublin, Ireland on the 26^th of June 1849 and arrived in Sydney on the 29^th of September 1849. Master: Captain J. Connell. Surgeon: Frederick W. Le Grand. 

‘HAVERING’ Built c1835. Wood ship of 900 Tons. She carried 336 male convicts to Sydney and had two deaths en-route. She departed Dublin on the 4^th of August 1849 and arrived in Sydney on the 8^th of November 1849. Master: Captain John Fenwick. Surgeon: Thomas Bellott. 

‘MOUNT STEWART ELPHINGSTONE’ Built 1826. Wood ship of 611 Tons. She carried 230 male convicts to Moreton Bay, Queensland and had three deaths en-route. She landed two of he convicts at Sydney whom were then forwarded on to Hobart. She departed Spithead on the 31^st of May 1849 and arrived at Moreton Bay on the 1^st of November 1849. Master: Captain Henry C. Loney. Surgeon: George T. Moxey. Her name is spelt a little differently on the convict lists, ‘Stuart’ or ‘Stewart’ may be confusing but it is the same vessel. This vessel was one of only two ships that came direct to Brisbane to land convicts at the Moreton Bay settlement.

CONVICT MUSTER
For the ship ‘MOUNT STEWART ELPHINGSTONE’ 1849.
Name Where Convicted
Adams Henry Central Criminal Court.
Adams Henry Kingston-upon-Hull.
Aldridge Robert Central Criminal Court.
Anderson William Bucks.
Anderson William Edinburgh.
Anstey Richard Gloucester.
Bailey Charles William Beresford.
Baker John Kent.
Barge John Dorset.
Barrymore John Central Criminal Court.
Bartell John Somerset.
Bagley Thomas Glasgow.
Benyon William Central Criminal Court.
Bleasdale John Preston.
Boston Frederick Warwick.
Bradshaw William Central Criminal Court.
Branden Richard Central Criminal Court.
Brassington Samuel Stafford.
Brechie John Glasgow.
Bremiley Samuel [alias George Kirkham] Central Criminal Court.
Brenan John Jersey.
Brickell John Dorset.
Brickett Paul Northampton.
Bright William Newington.
Brown Alexander [alias Browning] Glasgow.
Brown John Liverpool.
Brown Thomas Northampton.
Bruton Frederick Southampton.
Bunn Henry Hertford.
Butler John Hertford.
Butterfield George Cambridge.
Cannon Thomas Pembroke.
Carly James Glasgow.
Chant James Dorset.
Cheadle Charles Warwick.
Chick John Taunton.
Christie James Aberdeen.
Church Thomas Central Criminal Court.
Clarke Patrick Liverpool.
Clarke Robert Birmingham.
Cooper Isaac Hertford.
Cooper John Gloucester.
Cotterill John Newington.
Crack Richard Suffolk.
Croftsbury John Northampton.
Cummin Daniel Surrey
Cummins Henry Middlesex.
Davies William Spilsby.
Davis John Central Criminal Court.
Diehl James Winchester.
Drummond Alexander Edinburgh.
Dudderidge James Robert Central Criminal Court.
Elliott Griffith Preston
Ellis Thomas Leicester.
Evans Henry Central Criminal Court.
Fellhouse James Oxford.
Fidd Matthew Suffolk.
Fielder William Southampton.
Flaxman Charles Central Criminal Court.
Fleil Charles August Central Criminal Court.
Gates Thomas Central Criminal Court.
Gerry John Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Gilbert George Middlesex.
Gough Edwin Salop.
Goulden John Central Criminal Court.
Gray John [alias Bugden] Norfolk.
Griffin Edward Central Criminal Court.
Haghan Robert Central Criminal Court.
Hannan Jeremiah Norfolk.
Harborne James Birmingham.
Hard Abel Cambridge.
Hard John Coventry.
Harding John Central Criminal Court.
Harrison Ralph Central Criminal Court.
Hart Benjamin Bolton.
Haskell Richard Berkshire.
Hatton John Central Criminal Court
Heath William Central Criminal Court.
Heaton Samuel Chambly [Canada Courts Martial]
Hepton Henry Kent.
Hervie Robert Ayr.[Scotland]
Hocking John Bodmin, Cornwall.
Holland James Birmingham
Hood John Preston.
Hood Thomas Spilsby.
Hoort Henry Central Criminal Court.
Horton Charles Bolton.
Hughes John Birmingham
Hughes William Manchester.
Huires John Central Criminal Court.
Hutchins Francis Hertford.
James William Birmingham.
Jenkins William Central Criminal Court.
Johnson Thomas Junius Central Criminal Court.
Jones James Watford.
Jones John Central Criminal Court.
Jones William Central Criminal Court.
Kirby William Warwick.
Kirk Robert Edinburgh.
Kelly James Glasgow.
Lace Thomas Liverpool.
Lambert James Hertford.
Lambert Spencer Central Criminal Court.
Lawrence John Central Criminal Court.
Lee Charles Liverpool.
Leighton Alexander Edinburgh.
Lingard Ellis Central Criminal Court.
Livermore Thomas Central Criminal Court.
Lloyd William Cambridge.
Long William Kent.
Lynch Peter Edinburgh.
Lyon Robert Boston.
MacKay John Liverpool.
McConvill William Manchester.
McGaghan Peter Edinburgh.
McGill Robert Ayr.
McIntosh Hawthorn Edinburgh.
McIntyre Duncan Edinburgh.
McLeod Daniel Frederickton [Canada Courts Martial]
Marshall Charles Central Criminal Court.
Martin James Glasgow.
Mason John [or Nason] Central Criminal Court.
Miller Elliott Jedburgh.
Miller James Portsmouth.
Millstead Josiah Central Criminal Court.
Millwater Thomas Gloucester.
Milner Richard York [Wakefield]
Mullen Peter Manchester.
Nelson William Kent.
Nooll ? John Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Pallard William Ipswich.
Peller Henry Central Criminal Court.
Pickering William Preston.
Pilling James Bolton.
Pinner Robert Salop.
Pitt William Worcester.
Podmore Andrew Liverpool.
Potter William Norfolk.
Prentice John Essex.[Chelmsford]
Price Edward Worcester.
Probert Edward Central Criminal Court.
Prudence John Central Criminal Court.
Rands James Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Reid Peter Edinburgh.
Richards William Glamorgan.
Riches William Suffolk [Woodbridge]
Ridyard John Bolton.
Riley William Derby. [Commuted Sentence ]
Roberts Isaac Central Criminal Court.
Robertson George Barbados [Courts Martial]
Robertson John Central Criminal Court.
Rodman Frederick Newington.
Rooney John Liverpool.
Rudkin Thomas Leicester.
Rushton Thomas Kirkdale
Ryle Christian Central Criminal Court.
Sadler Henry Bedford.
Sadler Henry Wells.
Sales James Central Criminal Court.
Saville Thomas York.
Searle Cornelius Hertford.
Sharp John Central Criminal Court.
Shearing John Taunton.
Sheehane David Woolwich.[Courts Martial]
Shirley Charles Sussex [Lewes]
Silvester George Middlesex.
Simkinson William Middlesex.
Simmons Emmanuel Bucks.
Skelton Thomas Suffolk.
Smith John Spilsby.
Smith George Abingden.
Smith George Gibralter [Courts Martial]
Smith James Kingston-upon-Hull.
Smith Samuel Spilsby.
Smith William Central Criminal Court.
Smith William Central Criminal Court.
Snell William Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Stevens Joseph Huntingdon.
Stewart James Edinburgh.
Stewart James Glasgow.
Sullivan Dennis Central Criminal Court.
Tannock John Glasgow.
Taylor George Gloucester.
Tebbut William Northampton.
Tindal John [alias Haplin] Central Criminal Court.
Thacker Abraham Central Criminal Court.
Thacker Reuben Spilsby.
Thomas George Middlesex.
Thomas George Northampton.
Thomas George Southampton.
Thompson George Oxford.
Thompson Matthew Ipswich.
Tomlin Henry Kent.
Tomlin William Kent.
Torrens William [alias William Britten] Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Walker Christopher* Central Criminal Court.
Walker James Lincoln.
Walker William Lincoln.
Walsh John Bolton.
Welsh Martin Liverpool.
Westiff Samuel Suffolk.
Wheeler Charles Central Criminal Court.
White George Suffolk.[Woodbridge]
White Henry Frederick Central Criminal Court.
Whittle William Dorset.
Whitworth Luke York.
Williams John Kent.
Williams John Newport.
Williams Joseph Surrey.
Williams William Central Criminal Court.
Wilson Henry Cambridge.
Winter Anthony Gloucester.
Witham George Ralph Essex [Chelmsford]
Wollacell George Easterbrook Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Woods John Devon [Exeter Assizes]
Wotherspoon William [alias Cowley] Glasgow.
Wright John Suffolk.[Woodbridge]
Yardley James Guildford.
Young John Newington.

*Christopher Walker was registered as an exile when sent from England. His wife and children may have followed him out, for a later application for food and the crown denied sustenance for his family and a recommendation that they apply to some charitable organisation was suggested. This is uncertain and in fact, his wife may have written to tell him of their troubles, causing Walker to apply for assistance for his family. 

‘ADELAIDE’ Built 1832. Wood ship of 640 Tons. She carried 300 male convicts to Australia, She had one death en-route. She landed 40 convicts at Hobart, Tasmania on the 29^th of November 1849 and 259 male convicts at Sydney on the 24^th of December 1849. She had departed London on the 17^th of August 1849. Master: Captain Stephen Wharton. Surgeon: William Le Grand. She was the last ship to sail to Sydney from Britain with convicts for the New South Wales settlement.

                                   End of transportation to Sydney.
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