Our Convicts

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These are convicts whom come into our families if they come into yours please send us an email we will be interested in hearing from you.

References: Tasmanian Convict Disc Tasmanian Archives Office

Surname	Christian Names	Arrived Per
Birchall	John	"Calcutta"
Blackhall	Thomas	"Almorah"
Briscoe	Benjamin	"Calcutta"
Brown	Sarah	"Emma Eugenia 2"
Carpenter	Elizabeth	"Westmoreland 1"
Champion	William	"Asia 2"
Creese/Cruse	Thomas	“Elizabeth Henrietta”
Crouch	Elizabeth	"William Bryan"
Dove	William	"Proteus"
Duncombe	John	"Albermale"
Featherstone	Thomas	"Asia"
Fisher	Edward	"Matilda"
Galt	Ann	“Emma Eugenia 2”
Garland	Joseph	"Circassian"
Hackett	Mary	"Mary Ann"
Hailstone	Elizabeth	"Sir Charles Forbes"
Hallam	Joseph	"Bussorah Mercant"
Hally	James	"Lord Aukland"
Hickey	Ellen	“Kangaroo”
Hickman	Deborah	"Navarino"
Hulme	Ann	“William Bryan”
Jacques	Joseph	"Barossa 1"
Johnson	Montrose	"Indefatigable"
Jones	Benjamin	"Brittania"
Kehoe	Hannah	"Blackfriar"
Langdon	William	"Canton"
Lester	Reuben	“Mangles”
Lythgoe	Peter	"Bussorah Mercant"
McDonald	William	“ Asia ”
Phillips	John
Porter	George	" Scarborough "
Prendergast	Elizabeth	"Sir Robert Seppings"
Pye	John Frederick	"Sarah"
Ransley	George
Sanders	Lydia	"Eliza 1"
Simpson	Francis John	"Hyderabad"
Simpson	Thomas	“Countess of Harcourt”
Smith	John	“Lady Castlereagh”
Smith	John	"Blenheim 4"
Smith	William Wells	"Mary'"
Shevlin/Sheelon	Catherine	Midlothian
Tiffin	Thomas	“ Asia 5”
Tilyard	Thomas	"Sir Godfrey Webster"
Tunbridge	Johnathon	“Lady Harwood”
Waddle	Alexander	“Indefatigable”
Webb	John	“Katherine Stewart Forbes”
Wheatley	John George	"Claudine"
Wilks	Joseph	"Elizabeth"
Wright	Thomas	"Guildord"

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