|
Home
The Society Journal Databases |
TRANSPORTATION TO AUSTRALIA EXTRACT FROM " ALL THE NEWS IN A FLASH" BY JOHN MOYNIHAN (Appendix 1 page 155) [from Eve Adams Mem.no. 43] 50 Lads from Parkhurst arrived in the Orient 22 March 1848 (CSO LR Immigration 1848, Vol 176 BL 36) WILLIAM CORNISH S 613 Received at Parkhurst 07 Jan 1846 from Millbank Gaol. Aged 16 Crime: Stealing 3 ducks. Convicted: 14 Oct 1845 at Taunton Sessions Sentence: 7 years transportation. Single; Reads well; Labourer; Gaoler's report of character - Good; Discharged: 19 Oct 1848 in Western Australia. PRO information for William Cornish on pilot boat. Rottnest Boat for 6 months in 1852 ............. FROM EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE DURING THE 1830'S (Extracted from "Ancestor" page 8, Winter 1992) [from Kay Clark Mem. no.25] GEORGE CORNISH Tried at Hull or Beverley in East Yorkshire between 1830 & 1839. Sent to York Castle to await being sent to Hull to go to the hulks at Sheerness via the London Packet, before being transported. .................... CONVICTS to N.S.W. [from Sheila Cook Mem.no.32] CHARLES CORNISH Convicted 6
Oct 1788 at Bristol, term 7 years "Surprise" (1) |