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Assisted immigrants digitised shipping lists 1828-1896
If you know the ship your assisted passengers arrived on you can search, view & download the digitised shipping list
Finding resources about immigration
Finding when your ancestors arrived in NSW can be challenging. This webinar highlights some resources that can help you with this research
Convict penal settlements
Penal settlements were places of incarceration and punishment for convicts who committed serious offences after reaching New South Wales
Shipping & free passenger records
This guide will assist researchers tracing free persons arriving in and departing from NSW as well as the movement of vessels
German migration stories
The first 'assisted immigrants' (predominately British) began arriving as early as 1828 but it was not until 1847 that the Colonial Government widened the scheme to include European workers with special skills, such as vine dressing and carpentry
Immigration & shipping guide
Key records and available indexes, relating to passengers arriving in New South Wales, 1788-1922
Letters re migration to NSW 1838-1857
These letters were sent by the Immigration Agent in response to complaints, transport arrangements, advertisements and financial arrangements relating to migration between 1838 and 1857. This index covers the names of individuals found in the letters
‘Most came because their fare was paid for them’: NSW assisted immigration
Join us for this webinar led by Dr Richard Reid, to get a glimpse of the treasures in the NSW State Archives Collection that illuminate the assisted emigrant journey
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