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Australian
Convict Transportation Registers – First Fleet, 1787-1788 , Second
Fleet, 1789-1790 
and Third
Fleet, 1791 
Apprehended
Convicts 1829
Braidwood
Gaol Register 1856-1899
Cape Banks Family
History Society Members Convicts 1788-1850
Claim-A-Convict
this index contains over 20,000 of the convicts arriving at Port Jackson
Convict Absconders 1825
, 1826
Convict Connections has a list of Convicts being researched by members
- names: A-D
, E-L
, M-Z
Convict
Gangs in 1821
Convict
Tickets Of Leave & Certificates of Freedom and
Genealogical Society Inc, who are interested in discovering more about
their convict heritage
Convicts arriving in
NSW 1793-1800
Convicts
& their partners (married/unmarried)
Convicts
of the First Fleet
Convicts transported
from India and Ceylon to NSW many convicts were sent
from British outposts in India, Canada, the Cape of Good Hope, Bermuda,
Mauritius and other places. A large number of them were soldiers who
had been transported for crimes such as mutiny, desertion and insubordination.
Down
County, Ireland Convicts to NSW and Tasmania This
database includes information on over 1300 convicts who were originally
from County Down and were transported to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s
Land.
Great North
Road Convict Workers Database extending north from
Sydney to the Hunter Valley, the Convict Trail follows the route of
the 240 km Great North Road, built between 1826 and 1836
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Index
to Certificates of Freedom (pardon), 1823-69
Index
to Convict Exiles from Tipperary, 1849-50
Index
to Tickets of Leave, Certificates and Pardons, 1810-19
Index
to Convict Pardons, 1791-1825, 1837-41
Index
to Convict Exiles 1849-1850 Convict transportation
to New South Wales effectively ceased in 1842. From 1846-49 Exiles
were transported. Exiles had served part of their sentence in a penitentiary
in Britain and were granted a conditional pardon or ticket of leave
on arrival in the Colony
Index to NSW Convict Tickets of Leave, 1810-1875 courtesy
Society of Australian Genealogists
Index
to Tickets of Exemption from Government Labor, 1827-32 A
Ticket of Exemption differed from a Ticket of Leave in that the individual
was not allowed to employ him or herself or to acquire property. The
Exemption Ticket allowed "simply the privilege of residing until the
next 31st December with the person therein named, generally a relation,
in some specific district and no other"
Ireland;
County Down Convicts to Australia over 1300
convicts who were originally from County Down and were transported
to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. Some of them were in Downpatrick
Gaol before
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