Surnames/tags: First_Fleet Ships Australia
See also: Second Fleet, Australia, 1790, Third Fleet, Australia, 1791Convicts After the Third Fleet
The first European migration to Australia was the First Fleet consisting of eleven ships. They sailed from Spithead on 13 May 1787 and all the fleet had arrived at Botany Bay by 20 January 1788. The fleet sailed to nearby Sydney Cove in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788 where the colony was established:[1]
- two war ships:
- HMS Sirius, Naval Flagship;
- HMS Supply, Naval Tender;
- three store ships:
- Golden Grove;
- Borrowdale;
- Fishburn;
- six convict ships:
- Scarborough;
- Lady Penrhyn;
- Prince of Wales;
- Alexander;
- Charlotte;
- Friendship;
Some Non-Convict First Fleeters and the positions held by them
- Augustus Alt, Surveyor [2]
- Matthew Bowles Alt a midshipman aboard the Sirius
- Isaac Archer marine private on the Alexander
- Thomas Arndell, Assistant Surgeon [3]
- Henry Lidgbird Ball, captain of Supply [4]
- William Balmain, assistant surgeon, later principal surgeon [5]
- Lieutenant William Bradley, author of journal, water colourist [6]
- Henry Brewer, clerk to Phillip, provost marshall, administrator [7]
- William Broughton, servant to Surgeon White, later deputy commissary
- James Campbell marine Captain
- James Duncan Campbell described as “a child, relation of Captain Campbell” above
- Owen Cavanough, Able Seaman; reportedly the first person to set foot ashore.
- Ralph Clark, 2nd Lieutenant , author of journal [8]
- David Collins, Judge Advocate, author of "An Account of the English Colony of NSW" Vol 1 and Vol 2.[9]
- Dennis Considen (abt.1760-1815), assistant surgeon, [10]
- Thomas Daveny, Able Seaman, became superintendent of convicts, Toongabbie
- Lieutenant William Dawes, engineer, surveyor, humanitarian, [11], [12]
- Henry Edward Dodd, servant to Arthur Phillip, later superintendent of convicts, Parramatta
- John Easty, marine, author of a journal, [13]
- James Furzer, Quarter-Master, [14]
- John Gowan, Corporal, Sirius
- George Graves Able Seaman, Sirius, his gravestone is the oldest in Australia
- John Griffiths, marine, Friendship
- Henry Hacking, Quartermaster, settler, explorer, [15]
- Peter Hibbs, crew member of the Sirius[16]
- John Hunter, captain of Sirius, later 2nd governor of the colony, [17], [18]
- Thomas Jamison, surgeon's mate, [19], [20]
- Richard Johnson, Chaplain, and his wife [[Burgess-8108|Mary Burgess].[21]
- Lieutenant George Johnston, later commander of NSW Corps, [22]
- Philip Gidley King, 2nd lieutenant, later lieutenant governor of Norfolk Island, and 3rd governor of the colony, author of journals Vol 1 and Vol 2.[23]
- James Lee, Private marine[24]
- John Long, Adjutant,[25]
- Private Thomas Lucas Marine, glazier, painter, farmer, landowner, Corporal in the NSW Corps, Norfolk Island settler and Van Diemen's Land settler [26][27][28]
- John Marshall (1748-1819) master of the Ship "Scarborough"
- Frederick Meredith, Cook/Baker of the Sirius[29]
- James Meredith, marine officer
- Andrew Miller, Commissary[30]
- Jacob Nagle, an American, he was a crew member on the Sirius, and later wrote a manuscript journal
- George Nelson Crew member; Cook of The Prince of Wales [31]
- Thomas O'Brien, marine
- John Palmer, Commissary; Purser on Sirius
- John Poulden, marine Lieutenant
- Captain Arthur Phillip of the Navy, Governor and Commander in Chief of the territory of New South Wales, and of his Majesty's ships and vessels employed on that coast, [32]
- George Raper, midshipman, notable illustrator, [33]
- Major Robert Ross, Lieutenant Governor and commander of the marines, [34]
- William Cropton Sever master of the ship Lady Penrhyn
- Lieut. John Shortland Agent for the Transports, [35]
- William Simms, marine
- James Smith, the only paying passenger in the Fleet, on the Lady Penrhyn, discovered by Phillip during the voyage.[36]
- Arthur Bowes Smyth, aka Arthur Bowes, assistant surgeon, author of a journal, [37]
- Captain Watkin Tench, author of the book A Narrative of the Expedition to Botany Bay, [38]
- Private William Tunks, farmer, landowner and member of the NSW Corps, [39]
- Robert Watson, able seaman on the Sirius.
- John White, Principal Surgeon, author of a published journal, [40]
- George Worgan, Surgeon of the Sirius, [41]
Sources:
- Burial sites of First Fleeters
- Project Gutenberg "The Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay", published 1789 has a list of convicts
- Wikipedia First Fleet article
- Convicts to Australia, Members Inet
- First Fleet Fellowship Victoria
- Fellowship of First Fleeters NSW
- The First Fleet Register sourced from Centre for Educational Development and Interactive Resources, University of Wollongong.
- Rumsey, Herbert J., The Pioneers of Sydney, 1937.
- Cobley, John, The Crimes of the First Fleet Convicts, 1970.
- Chapman, Don, 1788, The People of the First Fleet, 1981.
- Gillen, Mollie, The Founders of Australia : A Biographical Dictionary of the First Fleet, 1989.
List of First Fleet Convicts
In 1969 the Daily Mirror published an account which purported to be from a fictional newspaper article in the London Gazette said to have been published in 1788. It suggested it was a full list of all First Fleet convicts and was transcribed by Barbara Turner in 1992. Whilst the accuracy of the list cannot be relied upon, you can find it here. It appears to be based on a Public Record Office list which in 1969 was available on microform at Mitchell Library, Sydney and has now been digitised AJCP PRO HO 10/7
Sourced First Fleet Convict List
This list is a work in progress to source all First Fleet convicts and to exclude possible fictional convicts included in the Daily Mirror account in 1969.
Please add links to convict profiles on Wikitree and add an appropriate source. Feel free to add any missing 'sourced' First Fleeters to this list.
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NAME | Where sentenced | Term |
---|---|---|
ABEL, Robert [42] | London | 7 |
ABRAMS aka ABRAHAMS, Henry | Chelmsford | 7 |
ABRAHAMS, Esther [43] | London | 7 |
ABELL aka ABEL, Mary, alias Tilley | Worcester | 7 |
ACRES Thomas (abt.1758-1824) | Exeter | 7 |
ADAMS, John | London | 7 |
ADAMS, Mary | London | 7 |
AGLEY aka HAGLEY, Richard | Winchester | 7 |
ALLEN, John | Hertford | 7 |
ALLEN, William | Ormskirk | 7 |
ALLEN, Charles | London | 7 |
ALLEN, Susannah | London | 7 |
ALLEN, Mary | London | 7 |
ALLEN, aka BODDINGTON, Tamasin | London | 7 |
ALLEN, Mary, alias Conner | London | 7 |
ANDERSON, John | Exeter | 7 |
ANDERSON, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
ANDERSON, John | London | 7 |
ANDERSON, Fanny aka Francis | Winchester | 7 |
ARCHER, John aka Forrester | London | 7 |
ARSCOTT, John | Bodmin | 7 |
ATKINSON, George | London | 7 |
AULT, Sarah | London | 7 |
AYNERS aka AGNEW, John | London | 7 |
AYRES, John | London | 7 |
BAILS, Robert | Reading | Life |
BANNISTER, George, [44] | London | 7 |
BARTLETT, James pardoned and released before the First Fleet departed | Winchester | 7 |
BARSBY, George | Winchester | Life |
BARNETT, Henry, alias Barnard, alias Burton | Warwick | 7 |
BARNES, Stephen | York | 7 |
BARFERD aka BARFORD, John | London | 7 |
BARLAND, George | London | 7 |
BALDING aka BALDWIN, James, alias William | London | 7 |
BASON, Elizabeth, wife of William Bason | New Sarum | 7 |
BAYLEY, James | New Sarum | 7 |
BAZLEY aka BASELY, John | Exeter | 7 |
BAKER, Thomas | Exeter | 7 |
BARRETT, Thomas : Tried London Life, then Exeter life (Mercury mutineer) | Exeter | Life |
BATLEY, Oten : Tried London 7, then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) | Exeter | 7 |
BARSBY, Samuel | Exeter | 7 |
BALL, John | Exeter | 7 |
BARRY aka BERRY, John | Bristol | 7 |
BARRET aka BARNETT, Daniel | Winchester | 7 |
BARRER aka BARBER, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
BALDWIN, Ruth, alias Bowyer | London | 7 |
BAKER, Martha | London | 7 |
BELL, William | London | 7 |
BENEAR, Samuel | London | 7 |
BELLET aka BILLET, Jacob | London | 7 |
BEARDSLEY, Ann | Derby | 5 |
BENNETT, John | Shrewsbury | 7 |
BEST, John | London | 7 |
BECKFORD, Elizabeth died 12 July 1787 | London | 7 |
BELLAMY, Sarah | Worcester | 7 |
BIRD, James | Croydon | 7 |
BIRD, Samuel | Croydon | 7 |
BISHOP, Joseph | London | 7 |
BINGHAM aka BOUGHAN, John | Oxford | 7 |
BINGHAM aka MOORING, Elizabeth | London- | 7 |
BIRD, Elizabeth, aka Winifred | Maidstone | 7 |
BLACKHALL, William | Abingdon | 7 |
BLUNT, William | London | 7 |
BLAKE, Francis | London | 7 |
BLATHERHORN aka BEANS, FISHER William : Tried London 7, then London life (Swift mutineer) then Exeter life (Mercury mutineer) | Exeter | Life |
BLOEDWORTH aka BLOODWORTH, James | Kingston | 7 |
BLANCHETT, Susannah | Kingston | 7 |
BOND, Peter | London | 7 |
BOYLE, John | London | 7 |
BOGGIS, William | Southwark | 7 |
BOND, William | Exeter | 7 |
BOND, Mary, "wife of John Bond", although listed as embarked on the Charlotte, was NOT embarked on the First Fleet, possibly due to illness. She was on the Neptune, one of the Second Fleet ships. | Wells | 7 |
BOULTON, Rebecca | Lincoln | 7 |
BONNER, Jane : died 30 July 1787 at sea | London | 7 |
BOLTON, Mary | Shrewsbury | 7 |
BROWN, James | Hertford | 7 |
BROWN, William French | Southwark | 7 |
BRINDLEY, John | Warwick | 7 |
BROWN, Richard | Abington | 7 |
BROUGH, William : died 19 May 1787 at sea | Stafford | 7 |
BRADLEY, James | London | 7 |
BRADLEY James : died 12 February 1787 on the Alexander | London | 7 |
BRAUND (BROAD), Mary | Exeter | 7 |
BROWN, Thomas : Tried London 7, then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) | Exeter | 7 |
BRADBURY, William | London | 7 |
BRYANT, Thomas | Maidstone | 7 |
BRYANT, William | Launceston | 7 |
BROWN, Thomas aka John Brown | London | 7 |
BRADFORD, John | Exeter | 7 |
BRANNEGAN, James : Transported to Norfolk Island 1790, went missing 1791 (after lighting a fire on board the Sirius during transport to NI). (Mercury Mutineer) | Exeter | 7 |
BRUCE, Robert went missing from NI after lighting a fire aboard the Sirius. Survived by a daughter born in Sydney. (Mercury Mutineer) | Exeter | 7 |
BROWN, William : Drowned 19 September 1787 | Exeter | 7 |
BRYANT, John : Killed by a falling tree in 1789 at Norfolk Island. Married - no known children. | Exeter | 7 |
BREWER, William : died in March 1788, shortly after arrival. | Exeter | 7 |
BRICE, William : convicted age 14. death details unknown. | Bristol | 7 |
BRAND, Curtis : died in 1800 after marrying Elizabeth Sully and receiving a land grant. Bequeathed his estate to a blind child, and leaving his wife a shilling. (Mercury Mutineer) | Maidstone | 7 |
BRYANT, Michael : Death details unknown. (Mercury Mutineer). | London | 14 |
BRAND aka WOOD, Lucy | London | 7 |
BRANHAM, Mary | London | 7 |
BRUCE, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
BURLEIGH, James | London | 7 |
BURN/BOURNE, Peter : Peter went missing in May 1788, his torn and bloodied clothes were found, along with spears. Convict William Ayres testified that he saw Burns being dragged away by Aborigines. | London | 7 |
BURNE, James : James served his time and is believed to have either left the colony or died in about 1792. | London | 7 |
BUTLER, William Living Descendants: matched through DNA. Passed away in 1837. | London | 7 |
BUCKLEY, Joseph | Dorchester | 7 |
BURRIDGE, Samuel | Dorchester | 7 |
BURN, Patrick | Exeter | 7 |
BURN, Simon | Exeter | 7 |
BAYLISS aka BUSLEY, John | London | 7 |
BUNN aka BURN, Margaret | London | 7 |
BURKITT, Martha, aka Patience, Pacence | London | 7 |
BURDO, Sarah | London | 7 |
CARVER, Joseph | Maidstone | 7 |
CASTLE, James aka John | London | 7 |
CAMPBELL, James, alias George | London | 7 |
CAMPBELL, James | Guildford | 7 |
CARNEY, John | Exeter | 7 |
CARTY, Francis : unknown what happened to him, possibly lost overboard. Strangely, his prayer book was found in the stomach of a shark in the South Atlantic four and a half years later | Bodmin | 7 |
CAREY, Ann | Taunton | 7 |
CARTER, Richard, alias Michael Cartwright | Shrewsbury | 7 |
CABLE aka KABLE, Henry [45] | Thetford | 7 |
CARROLL, Mary, nee Randall, wife of James Carroll | London | 7 |
CAESAR aka CESAR, John | Maidstone | 7 |
CHILDS, William | Southwark | 7 |
CHADWICK aka CHADDICK, Thomas | London | 7 |
CHURCH, William | Dorchester | 7 |
CHAAF, William | Exeter | 7 |
CHINERY, Samuel | Exeter | 7 |
CHANIN, Edward : died 8 January 1788 | Exeter | 7 |
CLOUGH aka CLEUGH, Richard | Durham | 7 |
CLEMENTS, Thomas | London | 7 |
CLARK, James/John/Charles, alias Hosier, a veteran of the British navy, and had fought in the Battle of Flamborough Head in 1779 | London | 7 |
CLARK, William | London | 7 |
CLARKE, John : died 6 June 1787 on the voyage | Exeter | 7 |
CLEAVER, Mary | Bristol | 7 |
CLARE aka CLEAR, George | London | 7 |
CLARK, Elizabeth | Derby | 7 |
COFFIN, John | Exeter | 7 |
CONNELLY, William | Bristol | 7 |
CORMICK aka CORBET, Edward | Hertford | 7 |
CORDEN aka CORDEL, CALDWELL, James | Warwick | 7 |
COLLINS aka COLLING, Joseph | London | 7 |
COLE, William | London | 7 |
COX, John Matthew | London | 7 |
COLLIER aka CULLY, Richard | Kingston | 7 |
CONNOLLY, William | Bodmin | 7 |
CONELLY, Cornelius | Exeter | 7 |
COLMAN, Ishmael : died 29 May 1787 | Dorchester | 7 |
COLE, Elizabeth | Exeter | 7 |
COX, James | Exeter | Life |
COPP, James | Exeter | 7 |
COOMBES, Ann : married John Briant and widowed within 12 months. | Taunton | 7 |
COLE, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
COLLEY, Elizabeth | London | 14 |
COOKE, Charlotte | London | 7 |
COOPER, Mary | Worcester | 7 |
COLPITTS, Ann | Durham | 7 |
CROSS, John | New Sarum | 7 |
CROPPER, John | London | 7 |
CROSS, William | Coventry | 7 |
CROWDER, Thomas Restell aka Risdale : Mercury Mutineer under the name of Risdale as surname. Assumption in record keepign the name was an alias however it is recorded on his baptismal records, and at some point (the mercury passenger list?) they captured his middle name as his surname. | Bristol | Life |
CREAMER, John joined the New South Wales Corps in 1797 | Exeter | 7 |
CREEK, Jane | London | 7 |
CUNNINGHAM, Edward | London | 7 |
CULLEN, James Bryen | London | 7 |
CULLYHORN, John : received an extra sentence in the colony - 600 lashes, death details not known. | Exeter | 7 |
CUDLIP, Jacob, alias Norris | Bodmin | 7 |
CUSS, John, aka Hannaboy | New Sarum | 7 |
CUCKOW aka COOK, William | Maidstone | 7 |
DAVIS, Aaron :returned to England a free man, petitioned to return to the colony as a free settler but passed away. Financial assets left to step daughter. | Bristol | 7 |
DAY, Richard : died 8 December 1787 | Reading | 7 |
DAVIES, Edward : died 8 March 1787 | Stafford | 7 |
DAY, Samuel | Gloucester | 14 |
DAVIS, Samuel : died 30 May 1788 found speared to death believed to be a reprisal for taking a canoe belonging to the Aboriginals. | Gloucester | 7 |
William Davis (1730-): Death details unknown. | Shrewsbury | 7 |
DAVIS, James | London | 7 |
"'DANIELS, Daniel"' | London | 7 |
DALEY, James"': executed by hanging for robbing huts. | London | 7 |
DAVIDSON, John | London | 7 |
DAVIS, William (abt.1764-1830)' : worked as a Baker, married twice including to Sarah Michell/Michael convict of the second fleet (Lady Juliana) | Brecknock | Life |
DAVIS, Richard | London | 7 |
DALEY aka WARBURTON, Ann, wife of Gore Daley | Nether Knutsford | 7 |
DARNELL, Margaret | London | 7 |
DAVIS, Ann | London | 7 |
DALTON, Elizabeth alias Burleigh, Burley | London | 7 |
DAVIDSON, Rebecca, wife of Robert Davidson | London | 7 |
DAWSON, Margaret | London | 7 |
DAVIS, Frances | Chelmsford | 14 |
DAVIES, Sarah | Worcester | 7 |
DAVIES, Mary aka Davis | Shrewsbury | 7 |
DENNISON, Michael | Poole | 7 |
DENISON, Barnaby | Bristol | 7 |
DELANY, Patrick : died 23 June 1787 | York | 7 |
DICKSON, aka DIXON Thomas, alias Ralph Raw | Durham | 7 |
DISCALL, Timothy | Bodmin | 7 |
DIXON, Mary | London | 7 |
DICKENSON, Mary | Southwark | 7 |
DOUGLAS, William | Lincoln | 7 |
DOWLAND aka DOLAND, Ferdinand | London | 7 |
DODDING aka DORIN, DORREN, DORAN, James convicted at Old Bailey for theft, Mercury mutineer, farmed at Norfolk Island then Tasmania, became Under Gaoler at Hobart. No known children. | London | 7 |
DRING, William, [46] | Kingston upon Hull | 7 |
DUNNAGE, Joseph | London | Life |
DUDGENS aka DUDGEON, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
DUNDASS, Jane | London | 7 |
DUTTON, Ann | London | 7 |
DEYER, Leonard | Southwark | 7 |
DYKES, Mary | London | 7 |
EARLE, William | New Sarum | 7 |
EAGLETON, William, alias Bones | Kingston | 7 |
EATON aka SHEPHERD, HAYDON Mary | Exeter | 7 |
EARLY, Rachel | Reading | 7 |
EATON aka Beddingfield, Martha Trial place unknown, married First Fleeter Edward Jones. Their son John married Elizabeth Stubbs, daughter of Third Fleeters. | London | 7 |
ECCLES, Thomas | Guildford | Life |
EDMUNDS, William | Monmouth | 7 |
EDWARDS, William | Westminster | 7 |
EGGLESTON, George | Maidstone | 7 |
ELLAM, Peter | Ormskirk | 7 |
ELLIOT, William aka Edward | Croydon | 7 |
ELLIOT aka TRIMBY, Joseph | Bristol | 7 |
ELAM aka ELLAM, ELIAS, Deborah | Chester | 7 |
ENGLISH, Nicholas | London | 7 |
EVANS, Williams | Shrewsbury | 7 |
EVANS, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
EVERETT, John : died 9 April 1787 | Hertford | 7 |
EVERINGHAM, Matthew, [47] | London | 7 |
FARRELL, Phillip | London | 7 |
FARLEY, William | Bristol | 7 |
FARMER, Ann | London | 7 |
FENTUM, Benjamin | London | 7 |
FERGUSON, John | Exeter | 7 |
FIELD, William | Winchester | 7 |
FILLESEY, Thomas | Bristol | 7 |
FINLOW, John, alias Hervey | London | 7 |
FIELD, Jane | London | 7 |
FITZGERALD, Jane, alias Phillips | Bristol | 7 |
FITZGERALD, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
FLARTY, Phebe | London | 7 |
FLYNN, Edward | London | 7 |
FORBES, Ann,[48],[49] | Kingston | 7 |
FORRESTER, Robert, [50],[51] | London | 7 |
FOYLE, William | New Sarum | 7 |
FOWKES, Francis | London | 7 |
FOWLES, Ann | London | 7 |
FOWNES, Margaret | Shrewsbury | 7 |
FRANCIS, William | Croydon | 7 |
FRANCISCO, George | London | 7 |
FRASER, William | Manchester | 7 |
FRASER aka REDCHESTER, Ellen | Manchester | 7 |
FREEMAN, James | Hertford | 7 |
FREEMAN, Robert | London | 7 |
FRY, George | Exeter | 7 |
FRYER aka PRIOR, Catherine | Exeter | 7 |
FULLER, John | Maidstone | 7 |
GABEL, Mary | Southwark | 7 |
GARDNER, Francis | London | 7 |
GARLAND, Francis | Exeter | 7 |
GARTH, Edward | London | 7 |
GARTH, Susannah, alias Grath | London | 7 |
GASCOYGNE, Olive | Worcester | 7 |
GEARING, Thomas Died at sea 3 June 1787 | Oxford | Life |
GESS aka GUEST, George | Gloucester | 7 |
GEORGE, Anne | London | 7 |
GLENTON, Thomas | Northallerton | 7 |
GLOSTER, William | London | 7 |
GOODWIN, Edward | London | 7 |
GOODWIN,Andrew | London | 7 |
GORDON, Daniel | Winchester | 7 |
GOULD, John | Exeter | 7 |
GRAY, Charles aka Patrick | Southwark | 7 |
GRIFFITHS, Samuel, alias Briscow, alias Butcher | Gloucester | 7 |
GREENWELL, Nicholas : Pardoned and released from the Alexander 12 May 1787 | London | 7 |
GREEN, John : died 8 May 1787 | Abingdon | 7 |
GRIFFITHS, Thomas | London | 7 |
GRANGER, Charles | Plymouth | 7 |
GRACE, James | London | 7 |
GREEN, Hannah | London | 7 |
GROVES, Mary | Lincoln | 7 |
GREEN, Mary | London | 7 |
GREEN aka COWLEY, Ann had children with William Cropton Sever, and Dennis Considen, and married third fleet convict William Blady/Bladdy. Has descendents. | London | 7 |
GREENWOOD, Mary | London | 7 |
GUNTER aka GUNTER, William | Bristol | 7 |
HANDFORD, William | Winchester | 7 |
HATCHER, John | Winchester | 7 |
HATFIELD, William | Maidstone | 7 |
HAWKES, Richard | Reading | 7 |
HARRIS, William | Maidstone | 7 |
HATCH, John : died 17 April 1787 | Reading | 7 |
HARTLEY, John : died 5 August 1787 | Oxford | 7 |
HART, John : died 6 May 1787 | Stafford | 7 |
HAINES, Joseph | Gloucester | 14 |
HATHAWAY, Henry | Gloucester | 7 |
HAYES, Dennis | London | 7 |
HALL, Samuel : he is in Cobley, ship Alexander HO 11/1 but he did not come in the First Fleet -see Gillen p.414 : He was to be transported on the Alexander but then he was offered a full pardon on the proviso that he serve in the navy, which he accepted.TO REMOVE.[52] | London | 7 |
HARBINE aka HARBEN, Joseph | London | 7 |
HARPER, Joshua | London | 7 |
HAYTON aka CLAYTON, KAYTON , George He was referred to George Kayton in his trial, and known as George Clayton in the colony; however in the transportation records, he was referred to as George 'Hayton'. | London | 7 |
HARRISON, Joseph | London | 7 |
HART, John | London | 7 |
HARRIS, John | London | Life |
HAYES, John | Guildford | 7 |
HATTON, Joseph | York | 7 |
HARRISON, Joseph | Kingston | 7 |
HAMLIN, William | Exeter | 7 |
HALL, Joseph | Exeter | Life |
HALL, John | Exeter | 7 |
HADON aka HAYDON, John | Exeter | 7 |
HARES aka AYRES, EYRES, HAYES, William : married convict Mary Potton and returned to England about 1791 after time served. (Mercury Mutineer). | Winchester | 7 |
HANDY aka HENLEY, HANDLEY, Cooper | Salisbury | 7 |
HAYNES aka HAINES, William | London | 7 |
HERVEY, Elizabeth | Bury | 14 |
HALL, Margaret | London | 7 |
HART, Frances | London | 14 |
HARRISON, Mary | Lincoln | 7 |
HEADING, James | Chelmsford | Life |
HEADINGTON, Thomas | Abingdon | 7 |
HERBERT, John | London | 7 |
HART, Catherine | London | 7 |
HERBERT , John | Exeter | 7 |
HANDLAND, Dorothy, alias Gray | London | 7 |
HALL aka HAMMOND, Sarah | London | 7 |
HAMILTON, Maria | London | 7 |
HARRISON, Mary | London | 7 |
HARWOOD, Ester, alias Howard | London | 7 |
HAYWARD, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
HALL, Elizabeth | Newcastle | 7 |
HERBERT, Jane, alias Rose, alias Jenny Russell | London | 7 |
HENRY, Catherine | London | 7 |
HILL, John | Maidstone | Life |
HINDLE aka INGLE, Otawel aka Otaway, Ottiwell | Preston | 7 |
HILL, John | London | 7 |
HILL, Thomas | London | 7 |
HILT, William | Exeter | Life |
HILL, Thomas | Dorchester | 7 |
HIPSLEY aka HIPPESLEY, Eliabeth | London | 7 |
HILL, Mary | London | 7 |
HOLLISTER, Job | Bristol | 7 |
HAWELL aka HOWELL, Thomas | Stafford | 7 |
HOLMES, William | London | 7 |
HOLLOWAY, James | London | 7 |
HOGG, William | London | 14 |
HOWARD, John | London | 7 |
HOWARD Thomas, | London | 7 |
HORTOP aka HORTOPP, James | Exeter | 7 |
HOLLAND, William | Exeter | 7 |
HOLMES, Susannah | Thetford | 14 |
HOLLOGIN aka HOLLIGIN, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
HUGHES, Hugh had the skills of a wheelwright. His son Hugh Hughes married Elizabeth Ashby and had children. | Southwark | 7 |
HUMPHREY, Edward | London | 7 |
HUBBARD, William died in Parramatta in 1792 | London | 7 |
HUGHES, John | Maidstone | 7 |
HUBBARD, William died in 1843 at the Sydney Benevolent Asylum | Southwark | 7 |
HUMPHREYS, Henry | Exeter | 7 |
HUGHES, Thomas | London | 7 |
HUDSON, John | London | 7 |
HUSSEY, Samuel | Oxford | 7 |
HUGHES, Frances Ann | Lancaster | 7 |
HUFFNELL, Susannah | Worcester | 7 |
HUMPHRIES, Mary | London | 14 |
HURLEY, Jeremiah | Exeter | 7 |
HYLIDS, Thomas | Guildford | 7 |
INETT, Ann | Worcester | 7 |
INGRAM aka INGRAHAM, Benjamin | London | 7 |
IRVINE, John, alias Anderson, alias Law, surgeon | Lincoln | 7 |
JACKSON, William : died 3 May 1787 | Durham | 7 |
JACOBS, David | London | 7 |
JACOBS, John | London | 7 |
JACKSON, Hannah | Bristol | 7 |
JAGET aka PAGET, Joseph | Exeter | 7 |
JAMESON aka JEMMISON, JAMISON , James aka John | Maidstone | 7 |
JACKSON, Jane, alias Esther Roberts | London | 7 |
JACKSON, Mary | London | 7 |
JEFFRIES, Robert : Died 13 May 1787 | Devizes | 7 |
JEFFERIES, John | Maidstone | 7 |
JENKINS, Robert, alias George Brown | Maidstone | 7 |
JEPP, John | London | 7 |
JENKINS, William | Exeter | 7 |
JONES, Francis | Winchester | 7 |
JONES, Thomas | Warwick | 7 |
JOHNSON, Charles : died 31 May 1787 | Manchester | 7 |
JONES, Edward married First Fleeter Martha Eaton, died at Benevolent Asylum 1842. Their son John married Elizabeth Stubbs, daughter of Third Fleeters. | London | 7 |
JOSEPHS, Thomas | London | 7 |
JOHNSON, William | Kingston | 7 |
JOHNS, Stephen | Launceston | 7 |
JONES, Margaret | Salisbury | 14 |
JOHNSON, Edward | Dorcester | 7 |
JONES, John | Exeter | 14 |
JONES, William | Shewsbury | 7 |
JONES, Richard | Shewsbury | 7 |
JONES, Thomas | Bristol | 14 |
JOHNSON, Catherine | London | 7 |
JOHNSON, Mary aka Sarah Hughes | London | 7 |
KELLY, Thomas | Pontefract | 7 |
KELLAN, John, alias Herbert Keeling | London | Life |
KENNEDY, Martha | Kingston | 7 |
KIDNEY aka KIDDER, Thomas | Bristol | 7 |
KILBY, William | Abingdon | 7 |
KING, John | London | 7 |
KILLPACK, David : London 7 then London life (Swift mutineer) | London | Life |
KIMBERLEY, Edward | Coventry | 7 |
KNOWLER aka NOWLAND, John | Maidstone | 7 |
KNOWLAND aks ROWAN, RONAN, ROWLAND, Andrew | London | 7 |
LANKEY, David | London | 7 |
LANE aka LYNE, Richard | Winchester | 7 |
LAWRELL, John | Bodmin | 7 |
LANE, William | Chelmsford | 7 |
LARNE aka LA RUE, LA ROUE, LAREW LU RIEW, James | Exeter | 7 |
LAMBETH, John | Bristol | 7 |
LAVELL aka LOVELL, Henry | London | Life |
LARA aka LARAH, Flora aka Laura | London | 7 |
LAYCOCK aka HAYCOCK, HAYLOCK, Caroline aka Carolina | London | 7 |
LANGLEY, Jane | London | 7 |
LAWRENCE, Mary, wife of John Lawrence | London | 7 |
LEMON, Isaac : died 11 March 1787 | Chelmsford | 7 |
LEVY, Joseph | London | 7 |
LEARY, John | Winchester | 7 |
LEGG aka LEASE, George | Dorchester | 7 |
LEARY, Jeremiah | Bristol | 14 |
LEGROVE aka LE GROVE, Stephen | London | 7 |
LEE, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
LEWIS, Sophia | London | 7 |
LEONARD aka LEONELL, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
LEVY, Amelia | Southwark | 7 |
LISK, George | London | 7 |
LIMEBURNER, John | New Sarum | 7 |
LIMPUS, Thomas | Exeter | Life |
LIGHTFOOT, Samuel | Exeter | 7 |
LONGSTREET, Joseph : died 19 July 1787 | Marlborough | 7 |
LONG, Joseph | Gloucester | 14 |
LOCKLEY, John | London | 7 |
LONG, Mary : SHE IS SECOND FLEET - TO REMOVE | London | Life |
LOVE, Mary | Maidstone | 7 |
LOCK, Elizabeth | Gloucester | 7 |
LUCAS, Nathaniel | London | 7 |
LYNCH, Humphry | New Sarum | 7 |
LYNCH, Ann | Bristol | 14 |
LYDE aka LLOYD, LOYD, John | London | 7 |
MAY, Richard | New Sarun | 7 |
MARTIN, Stephen | Bristol | 7 |
MANSFIELD, John | Chelmsford | 7 |
M'LEAN, Francis | Guildford | 7 |
M'LEAN, Thomas | Guildford | 7 |
MATON aka MATSON, Thomas | Maidstone | 7 |
M'DONNAUGH, James | Maidstone | 7 |
MARINER, William | Oxford | 7 |
MARROTT, John | Gloucester | 7 |
M'LAUGHLIN aka MACLAULIN, MACCLELLAND, Charles | Durham | 7 |
MACINTIRE, John | Durham | 7 |
MARTIN John | London | 7 |
M'DONALD, Alexander | London | 7 |
MARNEY aka MARRINER, William | London | 7 |
MARSHALL, Joseph | London | 14 |
M'LEAN, Edward | Maidstone | 7 |
MARTIN, Abraham | New Sarum | 7 |
MARTIN, Thomas | Exeter | 7 |
MARTYN aka MARTIN, James "Memorandoms" written by James Martin is the only extant first-hand account of the escape with the Bryants in 1791. It is the earliest Australian convict narrative | Exeter | 7 |
McCORMICK, Sarah | Manchester | 7 |
McCORMACK, Mary | Liverpool | 7 |
MASON, Betty | Gloucester | 14 |
McGRAH aka MCGRATH, Redman aka Redmund, Redmond | London | 7 |
McDEED aka MCDALE, MCDEED, DADE, DEANE, Richard | London | 7 |
McNAMAR aka MCNAMARA, William | London | 7 |
MACKIE aka MACKEY, James | London | 7 |
MARRIOTT, Jane | London | 7 |
MATHER, Ann | London | 7 |
MATHER aka MARTIN, Mary | London | 7 |
MASON, Susannah, alias Gibbs | London | 7 |
McCABE, Eleanor | London | 7 |
MARSHALL, Mary | London | Life |
MARSHALL, Mary | London | 7 |
MARTIN, Ann | Southwark | 7 |
MEYNELL, John, alias William RADFORD | Nottingham | 7 |
MESSIAH aka MASSIAS, Jacob | London | 7 |
MEECH, Jane, wife of William Meech | Exeter | 7 |
MILTON, Charles | Maidstone | 7 |
MIDGLEY, Samuel | Lancaster | 7 |
MIDDLETON, Richard | London | 7 |
MITCHELL, Nathaniel | Dorchester | 7 |
MILLS aka MILLS, HILL, Matthew aka JOHN | Oxford | 7 |
MITCHCRAFT aka BEACHCROFT, Mary | Kingston | 7 |
MITCHELL, Mary | Kingston | 7 |
MORRIS, Peter | Bristol | 7 |
MOWBRAY, John : died 24 December 1787 | Lincoln | 7 |
MORGAN, Richard | Gloucester | 7 |
MORRISBY, James | London | 7 |
MOORE, William | London | 7 |
MORLEY, John NOT IN GILLEN OR FFFV. Cobley has alias Shore, so he is the same as John Shore – TO REMOVE | London | 7 |
MORAN aka MOORIN, John | London | 7 |
MORGAN, Robert | London | 7 |
MOBBS, Samuel | London | 7 |
MORGAN, William | London | 7 |
MOULD, William | Guildford | 7 |
MOLLANDS, John | Launceston | 7 |
MOYLE aka MILES, Edward | Launceston | 7 |
MOOD aka MILLER, Charles | Maidstone | 7 |
MORTIMORE aka MORTIMER, John | Exeter | 7 |
MORTIMORE, Noah | Exeter | 7 |
MORLEY, Joseph | Winchester | 7 |
MORTON, Mary | London | 7 |
MULLOCK aka MULCOCK, MOCOCK, MOLOCK, Jesse | New Sarum | 7 |
MUNROE, John, alias NURSE | London | 7 |
MULLIS, Stephen | Exeter | 7 |
MURPHY, James | Exeter, Devon | 7 |
MURPHY, William | Liverpool | 7 |
MUNRO,Lydia | Kingston | 14 |
MULLENS, Hannah | London | Life |
NEWLAND aka NOWLAND, John | London | 7 |
NEWLAN aka NOWLAND, KNOWLAND, Mary | London | 7 |
NETTLETON, Robert | Kingston upon Hull | 7 |
NEAL, John | London | 7 |
NEAL, James | Bristol | 7 |
NEEDHAM, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
NICHOLLS, John, [53] | London | 7 |
NORTON, Phebe married first fleeter William Parish and they had 3 children | London | 7 |
NUNN, Robert | London | 7 |
O'CRAFT, John | Exeter | 7 |
OGDEN, James | Manchester | 7 |
OKEY, William | Gloucester | 7 |
OLDFIELD, Thomas | Manchester | 7 |
OLDFIELD, Isabella | Manchester | 7 |
OPLEY, Peter | Maidstone | 7 |
ORFORD, Thomas | London | 7 |
OSBORNE, Thomas | London | 7 |
OSBORNE, Elizabeth, alias Jones | London | 7 |
OWLES, John | Croydon | 7 |
OWEN, John | London | 7 |
OWEN, Joseph | Shewsbury | 14 |
PAGE, Paul | Lincoln | 7 |
PANE aka PARE, William | Nottingham | 7 |
PARRY, Edward : died 8 March 1787 | Stafford | 7 |
PARR, William | Liverpool | 7 |
PALMER, John Henry : died 12 January 1788 | London | Life |
PARKER, John | London | 7 |
PARISH, William married first fleeter Phebe Norton and they had 3 children | London | 7 |
PARTRIDGE, Richard | London | Life |
PARRIS, Peter | Exeter | 7 |
PARKINSON, Jane, alias Partington, alias Ann Marsden : died November 1787 | Manchester | 7 |
PARKER, Elizabeth | Gloucester | 7 |
PARSLEY, Ann | London | 7 |
PARKER, Mary | London | 7 |
PARTRIDGE, Sarah, alias Roberts | London | 7 |
PARRY, Sarah | London | Life |
PERROT, Edward Bearcroft | Bristol | 7 |
PETRIE, John | London | 7 |
PEYTON, Samuel | London | 7 |
PERCIVAL, Richard | London | 7 |
PETTITT, John | London | 7 |
PEAULET, James | London | 7 |
PEAT, Charles | London | Life |
PECK, Joshua | Exeter | 7 |
PERKINS, Edward | Plymouth | 7 |
PETHERICK, John | Plymouth | 7 |
PENNY, John | London | 7 |
PHILLIMORE, William aka Richard | London | 7 |
PHILLIPS, Richard | London | 7 |
PHILLIPS, Mary | Taunton | 7 |
PHYFIELD, Roger, alias Twyfield married Letitia, daughter of William Cropton Sever and Ann Green | Shrewsbury | 7 |
PHYN aka FINN, Mary | London | 7 |
PICKETT aka PIGOTT, Samuel | Exeter | 7 |
PIGOTT, Samuel SAME AS ABOVE - TO REMOVE | Exeter | 7 |
PINDER, Mary | Lincoln | 7 |
PIPKIN, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
PILES, Mary | London | 7 |
POPE, David | Southwark | 7 |
POWER, John | London | 7 |
PONTIE, John | London | Life |
POOLE, Jane[54] | Wells | 7 |
POWER aka POOR, POORE, William | Dorchester | 7 |
POWLEY aka PULLEY, POOLEY, Elizabeth | Thetford | 7 |
POWELL, Ann | London | 7 |
PRICE, John | Southwark | 7 |
PRIOR, Thomas | Reading | 7 |
PRICE, James | Gloucester | 7 |
PRITCHARD, Thomas | London | 7 |
PUGH, Edward | Gloucester | 7 |
RANDALL, John | Manchester | 7 |
REYMOND, George | London | 7 |
RAMSEY, John aka RAMSAY | Kingston | 7 |
REPEAT, Charles | Warwick | 7 |
READ, William | Croydon | 7 |
REARDON, Bartholomew | Winchester | 7 |
READ, Ann | London | Life |
RICHARDS, James | East Grinstead | 7 |
RICHARDSON, James | Maidstone | 7 |
RISBY, Edward | Gloucester | 7 |
RICHARDSON, William | London | 7 |
RICHARDSON, Hardwicke | London | 7 |
RICHARDSON, John | London | 7 |
RICHARDS, David | London | 7 |
RICHARDSON, Samuel | London | 7 |
RICKSON, William | Chelmsford | 7 |
RICHARDS, John, alias Williams | Winchester | 7 |
RICHARDS, James | Launceston | 7 |
RICE, John | Exeter | 7 |
ROPE, Anthony | Chelmsford | 7 |
ROGERS, Daniel | Croydon | 7 |
ROBINSON, George | Lincoln | 7 |
ROGERS, Isaac : died 22 July 1787 | Gloucester | 14 |
ROBINSON, Joseph | Kingston upon Hull | 7 |
ROBERTS, John | Liverpool | 7 |
ROBINSON, George | London | 7 |
ROMAIN aka ROMAINE, John | London | 7 |
ROWE, John | Launceston | 7 |
ROWE, William | Launceston | 7 |
ROBERTS, William | Bodmin | 7 |
ROBINSON, William | Exeter | 7 |
ROACH, Henry | Exeter | 7 |
ROBINS, John, alias Major | Exeter | 7 |
ROUS, Walton, alias BATLEY | London | 7 |
ROLT, Mary | London | 7 |
ROSSON, Isabella | London | 7 |
RUSSELL, John | London | 7 |
RUGLASS, John | London | Life |
RUSSLER aka RUFFLER, John | London | Life |
RUSE aks RUCE, James | Bodmin | 7 |
RUTH, Robert | Exeter | 7 |
RYAN aka BRYANT, John | London | 7 |
SALTMARSH, William | Kingston | 7 |
SANDERSON aka SAUNDERSON, Thomas | Lincoln | 7 |
SANDS, William : died 17 February 1787 | Lincoln | 7 |
SAMPSON, Peter | London | 7 |
SANDLIN, Ann, alias Lynes, alias Pattens | London | 7 |
SCATTERGOOD, Robert : died 6 May 1787 | Stafford | 7 |
SCOTT, Elizabeth | London | 7 |
SELSHIRE, Samuel | London | 7 |
SEYMOUR, John | Sherborne | 7 |
SHEARMAN aka SHERMAN, William | Reading | 7 |
SHAW, Joseph | Stafford | 7 |
SHEPHERD, Robert | Durham | 7 |
SHARPE aka SHARP, George : died 24 September 1787 | Durham | 7 |
SHORE, William | Lancaster | 7 |
SHORE aka MOSELEY, John | London | Life |
SHEERS, James | London | Life |
SILVERTHORN, John | New Sarum | 7 |
SIDEWAY aka SIDAWAY, Robert | London | Life |
SLATER, Sarah | London | 7 |
SMALL, John | Exeter | 7 |
SMART, Richard : died 24 May 1787 | Gloucester | 7 |
SMART, Daniel | Gloucester | 7 |
SMITH, Thomas : died 4 July 1787 | Lancaster | 7 |
SMITH, William | Oxford | 14 |
SMITH, Edward, aka BECKFORD | London | 7 |
SMITH, William | London | 7 |
SMITH, Thomas, alias Haynes, Haines | London | 7 |
SMITH, James | London | 7 |
SMITH, John | Guildford | 7 |
SMITH, William | Bodmin | 7 |
SMITH, Ann, wife of John Smith | Winchester | 7 |
SMITH, Hannah | Winchester | 7 |
SMITH, William | Dorchester | 7 |
SMITH, Edward | Exeter | 7 |
SMITH, John | Exeter | 7 |
SMITH, Ann | London | 7 |
SMITH, Catherine transported on Prince of Wales | London | 7 |
SMITH, Ann | London | 7 |
SMITH, Catherine transported on Lady Penrhyn | London | 7 |
SMITH, Mary | London | 7 |
SNALEHAM aka SNAILHAM, William | London | 7 |
SPARKS aka SPARKES, Henry aka Thomas | Exeter | Life |
SPENCER, Daniel | Dorchester | 14 |
SPENCER aka SPENCE, John, alias Pearce | London | 7 |
SPENCE aka SPENCER, Mary | Wigan | 5 |
SPRIGMORE, Charlotte | London | 7 |
SPRINGHAM, Mary | London | 7 |
SQUIRES, James[55] | Kingston | 7 |
STANLEY, William | New Sarum | 7 |
STRONG, James | Dorchester | 7 |
STOW, James | Lincoln | 7 |
STONE, Martin : died 17 February 1787 | Warwick | 7 |
STOKEE aka STOKOE, John | Durham | 7 |
STONE, Charles | London | 7 |
STONE aka HORNE, Henry | London | 7 |
STOGDELL, John | London | 14 |
STUART aka STEWART, James | London | 7 |
STANTON, Thomas, alias Ebden | Launceston | 7 |
STEPHENS aka MORRIS, John | Dorchester | 7 |
STEWART, Margaret | Exeter | 7 |
STRECH aka STRETCH, Thomas | Shrewsbury | 7 |
SUMMERS, John | Gloucester | 7 |
TAYLOR, Joshua | Manchester | 7 |
TAYLOR, Henry | London | 7 |
TAYLOR, Sarah | Kingston | 7 |
TENANT/TENNANT, Thomas Hilton, alias Phillip DIVINE/DEVINE lived with Ann Doyle, a convict who had arrived on Lady Juliana. They had four children | Chelmsford | 7 |
TEAGUE, Cornelius | Bodmin | 7 |
TENCHALL aka TENHEL, TENNINGHILL, TINNY, James, alias James DANIEL, Thomas HILL | London | 7 |
THACKERY, Elizabeth Claimed to be 'the first white woman to set foot in Australia', at her death in 1856, she was probably the last survivor of the First Fleet.[56] | Manchester | 7 |
THOMPSON, William | Durham | 7 |
THOMAS, James | London | 7 |
THOMPSON, James | London | 7 |
THOMAS, James | London | 7 |
THOMAS, John | London | 7 |
THOMPSON, William | London | 7 |
THOUDY aka THODIE, IVES, James | London | 7 |
THOMAS, Elizabeth Home Office records incorrectly have her trial place as Wigan. | Preston | 7 |
THORNTON, Ann | London | 7 |
TILLEY, Thomas | Stafford | 7 |
TILL, Thomas | London | 7 |
TODD, Nicholas | London | 7 |
TROTTER, Joseph | Maidstone | 7 |
TRACE, John | Exeter | 7 |
TRIPPETT, Susannah | London | 7 |
TUCKER, Moses | Plymouth | 7 |
TUNMINS aka TIMMINS, Thomas | Warwick | 7 |
TURNER, John | Maidstone | 7 |
TURNER, Ralph : died 24 March 1787 | Manchester | 7 |
TURNER, Thomas | Oxford | 7 |
TURNER, John | York | 7 |
TURNER, Mary alias Mary Wilks | Worcester | 7 |
TUSO, Joseph | London | Life |
TWYFIELD, Ann : PRO HO 10/7: "since said to be married to William Dawley, a convict" | Shrewsbury | 7 |
TWYNEHAM aka TWINEHAM, TWYMAN, William : died 13 March 1787 | Reading | 7 |
TYRRELL, William | Winchester | 7 |
VANDELL aka VARNDELL, Edward | East Grinstead | 7 |
VICKERY, William | Exeter | 7 |
VINCENT, Henry | London | 7 |
UNDERWOOD, James | New Sarum | 14 |
USHER, John | Maidstone | 7 |
WADDICOMB aka WIDDICOMBE, Richard | Exeter | 7 |
WADE, Mary, alias COCKLANE, COCKRAN | London | 14 |
WAGER, Benjamin | London | 7 |
WAINWRIGHT, Ellen, alias Esther Eccles | Preston | 7 |
WALL, William | Oxford | 7 |
WARD, Ann | London | 7 |
WARD, John : died 29 June 1787 | Louth | 7 |
WARE, Charlotte | London | 7 |
WALSH, William | London | 7 |
WALKER, John | London | 7 |
WALBOURNE, James | London | 7 |
WATERHOUSE, William | Kingston | 7 |
WATKINS, Mary | Cowbridge | 7 |
WATSAN aka WATSON, John | Maidstone | 7 |
WATSON, Thomas | Exeter | 7 |
WELCH aka WELSH, James | Maidstone | 7 |
WELCH, John | Durham | 7 |
WEST, George (wrongly listed by the contractor as Benjamin) died 13 January 1788 | London | 7 |
WESTWOOD, John | London | 7 |
WELCH aka WELCH, WALSH, John Coen | London | Life |
WELSH, John | London | 7 |
WESTLAKE, Edward | Exeter | 7 |
WHEELER, Samuel | Croydon | 7 |
WHITAKER, George | Maidstone | 7 |
WHITE, James | Maidstone | 7 |
WHITING, William | Gloucester | 7 |
WHITTON, Edward | Maidstone | Life |
WICKHAM, Mary | New Sarum | 14 |
WILCOCKS, Samuel | Dorcester | 7 |
WILCOCKS, Richard | Exeter | 7 |
WILDING, John, alias Warren TO REMOVE He died on hulk 26 March, however there is a link to his profile which has death in May on Scarborough! TO CHECK (checked FFFV and FFFN) | Bury | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Charles | London | 7 |
WILLIAMS, James alias Black Jemmy | London | 7 |
John Williams (1769-1830)alias Black Jack | Maidstone | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Robert | Launceston | 7 |
WILLIAMS, John, alias Floyd | Bodmin | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Peter, alias Flaggett, alias Creamer : Tried London 7 then Exeter 7 (Mercury mutineer) | Exeter | 7 |
WILLIAMS, John | Exeter | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Daniel TO REMOVE - SERVED FULL TERM ON HULK | Preston | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Frances | Mold | 7 |
WILLIAMS, Mary | London | 7 |
WILTON, William : died 28 March 1787 | Bristol | 7 |
WILSON, Charles | London | Life |
WILSON, Peter | Manchester | 7 |
WILSON, John (he is in PRO HO 10/7 but not in 1969 list) | Wigan | 7 |
WILSON, Mary (not in PRO HO 10/7) | London | 7 |
WISEHAMMER, John | Bristol | 7 |
WOOD, George | London | 7 |
WOOD, Mark | London | 7 |
WOODCOCK, Peter | London | 7 |
WOODCOCK, Francis | Shrewsbury | 7 |
WOODHAM, Samuel | London | Life |
WOOLCOT aka WOOLCOTT, John | Exeter | Life |
WORSDELL, William | Launceston | 7 |
WRIGHT, Thomas | Reading | 7 |
WRIGHT, Benjamin | London | 7 |
WRIGHT, Joseph | London | 7 |
WRIGHT, William | London | 7 |
WRIGHT, James | Maidstone | 7 |
WRIGHT, Ann : died 4 April 1787 | London | 7 |
YARDSLEY aka YARSLEY, Thomas | Shrewsbury | 7 |
YATES aka YEATS, Nancy | York | 7 |
YOUNG, John | London | 7 |
YOUNG, Simon, [57] | London | 7 |
YOUNGSON, Elizabeth, [58] | Lancaster | 7 |
YOUNGSON, George, [59] | Lancaster | 7 |
Profiles under category but not listed above
- Rosanna (Abrahams) Stewart (1787-1837) travelled as a baby in the First Fleet with her mother Esther Abrahams
- William Ayres (abt.1762-) see William Hares above
Marines - not listed above
- Marine Alexander McDonald
- Marine William Standley
- Marine Thomas Chipp
- Marine Elias Bishop
- Marine William Baker
- Marine Samuel King
- Marines Richard Asky, James Baker, James Brown, Richard Dukes, Luke Haynes, Thomas Jones were executed on 27 March 1789 for the crime of theft. Joseph Hunt was pardoned for the same crime.
- Marine sergeant Isaac Knight returned to NSW, has descendants
- Marine Michael Murphy (1758-1823) settled in NSW, has descendants
- Marine Stephen Gilbert (-1799) settled in NSW, has descendants
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In my mind if it only said "two men-o-war" it would be correct but as it is written each ship is a man-o-war and "ships" indicates there are several individual ships each one a man-o-war. Sorry for being pedantic. :/
Like I said, in my mind this makes it either "men-o-wars" without ships after it or "man-o-war ships". Trouble is there is no plural usage examples in the dictionaries I've searched.
edited by Corey Bissell
"With compound nouns made of [noun + noun] the second noun takes an -s for plural. The first noun acts like an adjective and as you know, adjectives in English are invariable." https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/nouns-compound.htm
Anthony Rope is listed, but is out of order. Elizabeth is listed under "Powley".
Anthony and Elizabeth had a son Robert who was said to be the first European child to be born in Australia, see: "The Australian Genealogist" vol.ii, part 3, July 1936; and "The Pioneers of Sydney Cove" by Herbert John Rumsey, 1936, p.87. The first publication quotes Robert's birth date as 5th September 1788 whilst the second states 5th November 1788. Burial entry suggests September.
This family are well-recorded.
“ On the last day of the G7 in Carbis Bay, Morrison spoke to world leaders about climate change and rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific before the summit wrapped up around lunchtime. He was then driven under police escort to St Keverne, where his fifth great-grandfather, William Roberts, was born. Roberts was sent to Australia as part of the First Fleet for stealing five-and-a-half pounds of yarn in 1786. Morrison met Karen Richards from the St-Keverne Local History Society, who had been commissioned to research the Prime Minister’s family history and locate graves of relatives. Richards said Morrison had made it known weeks earlier that he wanted to find the graves of his sixth-great grandparents John and Jane Roberts. Their headstones could not be found, so the Prime Minister instead laid fresh flowers at the grave of a more distant relative. Morrison also visited the church where his ancestors were married and inspected the font where they were baptised. He wrote in the visitor book: “It has been wonderful to return ‘home’ in memory of William Roberts.”“ From Scott Morrison’s secret G7 side trip to explore his family history Bevan Shields By Bevan Shields June 21, 2021 — 5.16am https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/scott-morrison-s-secret-g7-side-trip-to-explore-his-family-history-20210620-p582no.html
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