Convicts index 1791-1873

Entries
NameSurnameAliasShipYearRecord TypeDateRemarksCitation
JosephFULWOODBengal Merchant1835Ticket of Leave Passport15 Oct 1850Ticket of Leave 49/0673; On the recommendation of Dungog Bench * Spelling differs with Index[4/4275; Reel 979]Details
WilliamBURROWSCaptain Cook (2)Convict Death Register01/04/1834District/Parish: Glenrock Argyle. Missing. Supposed to have been murdered; (2 lines in index)[4/4549; Reel 690 Page 013]Details
JamesWHITEPrince Regent1824Certificate of Freedom28 Dec 1830reference in index of [4/304 only [see [4/425 on Reel 602 for details of the CF][4/4304; Reel 987]Details
JamesWHITEPrince Regent1824Certificate of Freedom28 Dec 1830reference in index of [4/304 only [see [4/425 on Reel 602 for details of the CF][4/4304; Reel 987]Details
JamesFLEMMINGRaven1847Ticket of Leave Passport15 Oct 1850Ticket of Leave 50/0009; On the recommendation of Police Magistrate Maitland * Index spelling is diff't[4/4275; Reel 979]Details
ThomasMCARDELLDunvegan Castle1832Ticket of Leave Passport16 Jun 1850Ticket of Leave 41/0641; On the recommendation of Commissioner of Crown Lands Wellington *ToL Passport Name = Thomas ToL Index Name = Frederick[4/4275; Reel 979]Details
JohnABSOLAMHenry1823Certificate of Freedom2 Feb 1837[4/4337; Reel 998]Details
WilliamADAMSEngland1835Ticket of LeaveDistrict: Moreton Bay; Tried: Norfolk QS[4/4179; Reel 949]Details
JohnAHERNEHavering1849Ticket of LeaveDistrict: Queanbeyan; Tried: Limerick[4/4220; Reel 963]Details
GeorgeADAMSLady Harewood1831Certificate of Freedom21 Oct 1839[4/4353; Reel 1004]Details

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Convict assignment records

On arrival to the Colony of New South Wales, a convict was either retained by the Government or assigned to an individual