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1. [WA-CONVICT] John CAMPBELL [1]
--- Gay Fielding wrote: > Hi Michael, > Just to clarify my earlier request for a lookup at > Battye.. > Could you please check to see if any of the > following; - John Campbell, his > wife Mary (nee Bryce) and his children, (Joseph) > Archibald, Colin, Alexander > Sinclair, and Norman Angus left Australia sometime > after 1859..and if so, > the name of the ship and where they intended to > disembark if possible > Thank > Gay Hello Gay and Listers As you would appreciate I had a lot of r
2. [WA-CONVICT] Edmund Byrne - Parkhurst Boy [1]
Hello to all on the list & thank you to Michael for including the Parkhurst Boys on the Convict List. This is my first posting to the list. I am researching Edmund Keane Byrne who is my great great grandfather.Have done quite a lot of research into his life in Australia and his prison records and trial reports. On his prison records it states 'once tried'. I assume this to mean he was tried once before although I have not found anything of a previous trial. He was only eight years old when sentenced to t
3. [WA-CONVICT] William George BUTLER No. 9399 "Norwood" [1]
Byron Forwarding your message to the correct address. regards Michael Cheeseman --- Byron Pershouse wrote: > Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 23:21:23 -0800 > From: Byron Pershouse > To: AUS-WA-CONVICT-D-request@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Subscribe > > Hello All > > BUTLER William George No. 9399 is my ancestor. He > arrived on the Norwood > in 1868. Leaving a wife and 4 children in England. > He married my g.grandmother and had a further 12 > children. > The family story o
4. [WA-CONVICT] Charles GILBERT 1610 "Dudbrook" 1853 [1]
Hello Beryl Charles Gilbert b 1828 (expiree), son of William was an unmarried labourer when convicted at Lincoln on the 5th of March 1851 for stealing cattle. Sentenced to 10 years. Charles arrived on the Dudbrook 7 February 1853. The Convict transport "Dudbrook" 1853 This 601 ton barque was built in Dundee in 1848. It was employed as a convict transport and left Plymouth, England on November 22, 1852 bound for the Swan River Colony. She carried the eighth of 37 shipments of male convicts d
5. Re: [WA-CONVICT] Charles GILBERT 1610 "Dudbrook" 1853 [1]
Hi Beryl, This entry was in a book called Lincolnshire Convicts to Australia, Bermuda and Gibraltar, by C.L. Anderson GILBERT, Charles, was 23 when, with 4 other men, he was convicted at the Lincoln Lent Assizes of 1851, of burglary at Scothern. The burglars had taken 14 pairs of trousers and 30 yards of woollen cloth which suggests that the loser was, John Danby, was tailor. Sentenced to 10 years transportation Gilbert sailed to Australia on Dudbrook which arrrived February, 1853. He was given a tic
6. [WA-CONVICT] GILBERT [1]
Hello Beryl Charles Gilbert b 1828 (expiree), son of William arrived on the Dudbrook 10.2.1853. Married Martha Egan at Champion Bay (Geraldton) 29.6.1857. Martha b 1834 the daughter of John Egan. Martha arrived on the "Palestine" 28.4.1853. Interesting to note a William Gilbert also arrived on the "Palestine" with his wife. Went on to Victoria and returned to WA in 1855. Charles and Martha Gilbert Children - Janet Ann b 1859 d 1903 (Greenough) John Gilbert b 1861 d 1912, Mary baptised 1862, Elizabeth b
7. [WA-CONVICT] Last call for lookups today [1]
Last call for those wanting description details of convicts from Battye Library. Also will be looking for Pensioner Guard details. If you send in details I will see if I can find info to add for you. regards Michael Cheeseman ===== Rootsweb List Administrator - AUS_WA_GERALDTON, Chant, Chapple, Chappel, Cheeseman-UK, Cornwall, Croxford, Doggett, Freebody, Hanchard, Larke, Samuels, Sargeant, Tomlinson-UK, AUS-WA-CONVICT, AUS-WA-PENSIONER-GUARDS. Genealogy Research Interests http
8. [WA-CONVICT] CORBETT/HUGHES/CARTER [1]
Greetings, Thank you for the opportunity to list my W.A. Convicts. CORBETT - James No. 2241 - arrived "Robert Small" August 1853, aged 27 years. Transported for 15 years for Stealing a Cow. Irish from Tipperary. Married Sarah Hughes, daughters of..... HUGHES - John - No. 2352 - arrived "Phoebe Dunbar" August 1853, aged 50 years. Transported for 7 years for Forgery on the Bank of Ireland, from Co. Tyrone. Wife and six children
9. Re: [WA-CONVICT] Henry KIMBER 2854 "Sea Park" 1854 [1]
Many thanks Michael, for the info regards Henry George Kimber. I do have his marriage certificate and will get the death certificate as suggested. Thanks Again Margaret Ward. ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Cheeseman To: Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 5:12 PM Subject: [WA-CONVICT] Henry KIMBER 2854 "Sea Park" 1854 > Hello Margaret > > Henry KIMBER b 1829 arrived per Sea Park 28.3.1854 > married 23.6.1858 at Perth Weslyan Maria E
10. [WA-CONVICT] Daniel Baughan and the Minden [1]
Hello listers - just a mention that I am interested in Daniel Baughan (pron Boffin), arrived on the Minden in 1851, lived Upper Swan, Chittering, Gingin, then to Geraldton (Sand Springs), and finally Kockatea Gully. Was injured badly in a fall on the Greenough River and died at Ellendale - buried at Greenough Cemetery 1863. Son in law of Morely family of Swan and Bridgeman Family of Greenough. Any one out there with interests in any of that material I would like to make contact with. Have done some resear
11. [WA-CONVICT] ROLL CALL [1]
Hi, my name is Barbara Mitting & I have 3 convicts my G Grandfathers Pauly JAQUES no 436 arrived 1851 aboard the "PYREENES" & Willaim BOXALL no 3744 arrived aboard the "WILLIAM HAMMOND" 1856 also Joseph STODDART arrived the NILE who was my step G Grandfather My husband Alan has William ROBINSON no 119 who arrived on the "HASHEMY" 1851 all the best Barbara
12. [WA-CONVICT] Whisker [1]
Could SKS tell me where to write to find out if John Whisker was sent to WA as a convict. He was tried at Norfolk Quarter Sessions, Swaffham, on 14 Jan, 1852, and sentenced to 10 years, for stealing a shovel. (I have several shovels in my garden shed- hereditary perhaps?) John's older brother, William Whisker, my ancestor, was sentenced to 10 years transportation in 1842 and sent to Tasmania and all Whiskers there are his family. Thanks in advance, Royalene, Wyong, N.S.W.
13. Re: [WA-CONVICT] Jonas Haynes 111 "Hashemy" [1]
Thanks Micheal for making my words more readerble. Jonas' life from his daughter's decendants have been published by my late Uncle Charles Lawrence Fox in the book Rosevale, Pemberton. The Early Years, in 1995. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Cheeseman" To: Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 7:56 AM Subject: [WA-CONVICT] Jonas Haynes 111 "Hashemy" > Peter & Pamela Singleton > wrote: > Hi I;m Pamela Singlet
14. Re: [WA-CONVICT] Transported twice [1]
Hi Barbara He may have been sentenced to transportation but had the sentence commuted to a lesser period in the UK. He may have been transported to the eastern states or some other Penal colony of the time and escaped, possibly given an early release? Finding out which is going to be difficult and time consuming. Also records for this are likely to be found more likely in England. Best of luck. I still haven't found one of my convicts 1st sentence to transportation like yours nor his place of birth after
15. [WA-CONVICT] My Parkhurst Boys [1]
Hi all...thanks for introducing this thread. I have four Parkhurst lads in my line: Thomas Warner Received From: St Albans, 27 June 1842 Aged 9 Offence: Larceny 7 Years Transportation Trade - Sweep. Sent to Western Australia on the Cumberland. James Peake Received from Newgate aug 17 Age 13 Offence Larceny Convicted at: Central Criminal Court Aug 17, 1840 Sentence: 7 years transportation Read & write? read Trade lab discharge 19 june, 1843, apprenticed WA Wi
16. [WA-CONVICT] Members Numbers and requests [1]
Greetings listers and Welcome Well the lists are growing steadily. Geraldton list at 48 Members New Lists. Convict list at 31 Pensioner Guard list at 18. When I last check last. Now I suggest we get to know each other better. So I am calling for our first Rollcall. Introduce yourself and give us some details about your Guard, Convict or Geraldton region people you are researching. Well I am asking for trouble here but anyone looking for description details of your convicts I will be at Battye Libra
17. [WA-CONVICT] Henry KIMBER 2854 "Sea Park" 1854 [1]
Hello Margaret Henry KIMBER b 1829 arrived per Sea Park 28.3.1854 married 23.6.1858 at Perth Weslyan Maria ENGLISH b 1836 she arrived 25.5.1858 Emma Euginia" a bride ship. Henry employed 3 ticket of Leave men at Perth 1859-1861. A Labourer at Geraldton died 16.3.1867 mentioned as expiree. Interested in those reconvictions. Was this after his initial sentence had expired? Do you have his description yet? Children Elizabeth KIMBER b 1859 buried East Perth Church of England 1864. Thomas James b 1861, Richar
18. [WA-CONVICT] Introduction, interests & help request: JACKSON [1]
Hi all I've been trying prove a convict link in my family history... My ggm was a Martha Louisa JACKSON, dau of Thomas, a brickmaker (from marriage cert). There was a Thomas Jackson, convict, arrived on the Marion in 1852 and was given a conditional pardon on arrival. He occupation is listed as brickmaker. I have been trying for some time to prove/disprove conclusively that Martha is the daughter of this Thomas Jackson. I have found no exact Martha Louisa Jackson in any index, however, in the WA p
19. Re: [WA-CONVICT] My Parkhurst Boys [1]
Hi Judy Interested in your references for this info Ivan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 8:40 PM Subject: [WA-CONVICT] My Parkhurst Boys > Hi all...thanks for introducing this thread. I have four Parkhurst lads in > my line: > > Thomas Warner > Received From: St Albans, 27 June 1842 > Aged 9 > Offence: Larceny > 7 Years Transportation > Trade - Sweep. > Sent to Western Australia on the Cumberland. > > James Peak
20. Re: [WA-CONVICT] References for My Parkhurst Boys [1]
Hi Ivan: Actualy Bevin off the DPS group was good enough to look these up for me. The only references that I can site are in bold below. This goes for all 4 of my Parkhurst Lads. Judy Newgate register: pcom 2/206 P.328 James Peak age: 13 height: 132 cm complexion: fsh. hair: lbro eyes: grey build: slender parish: Whitechapel trade: lab Parkhurst register HO 24/15 p.12 James Peake Received from Newgate aug 17 Age 13 Offence Larceny Convicted at: Centra
21. [WA-CONVICT] Roll Call [1]
So I am calling for our first > Rollcall. Introduce yourself and give us > some details about your Guard, Convict or > Geraldton region people you are researching. Hi OK, I'll start. I'm Amanda Lovitt and I live in Boulder. On one side of my family, I'm a first generation Aussie as Dad arrived from Slovakia in 1950. On the other side, I'm a GARDINER arriving 1842 and on the convict side of the equation, I'm a WOODLEY belonging to Charles WOODLEY who arrived on the Pyrenees in 1851, he was number 469 an
22. Re: [WA-CONVICT] Charles GILBERT 1610 "Dudbrook" 1853 [1]
Hi Micheal Thanks for information on Gilbert. I do not have anything else to add at this stage. Regards Beryl bdickson@netserv.net.au
23. [WA-CONVICT] New Lists [1]
Greetings Chatterers and listers With the success of the lists for WA Convicts and Parkhurst Boys WA Pensioner Guards and Warders and AUS WA Geraldton (Dongara-Northhampton) by request I announce the new lists for the Albany Region and Kalgoorlie Region to join post to AUS-WA-ALBANY-REGION-L-request@rootsweb.com subscribe or AUS-WA-KALGOORLIE-REGION-L-request@rootsweb.com subscribe I hope everyone is well. Happy Hunting regards Michael Cheeseman ===== Rootsweb List Administrato
24. [WA-CONVICT] Researching John Morris [1]
I am researching John Morris (67) who arrived in WA 24 June 1850 on the Scindian. At the Winchester Lent Assizes, 2 March 1848 John was found guilty 'for a violent assault on Martha, the wife of George Gloss, at the parish of Avington, on the 11th of November last.' (The Hampshire Chronicle) Sentence was Transportation for 15 years. John was born at Goudhurst, Kent circa 1826. He was a carpenter by trade, married Mary Ann Wagstaff (daughter of William Wagstaff, Private 51st Regt.) Exact number of childr
25. [WA-CONVICT] Roll Call [1]
Hi all, I'm Graham Clark and I live in Boulder. I emigrated to WA in 1981 and as far as I know none of my ancestors were transported to the Atipodes. I'm married to a 4th generation West Aussie girl whose 2g grandfather was William BONE, convicted 1862 in Norwich for being in possession of housebreaking tools. He arrived in WA 29/5/1863 on the Clyde. Convict number 7023. Also interested in: Peter O'NEIL, convicted 2/6/1862 at Chester Assizes for firing a stack. Arrived WA 28/12/1863 on Lord Dalhousie.
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