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The Hougomont was the last ship of convicts to be taken from UK to Australia it reached Fremantle (Weston Australia) on January 1868. This was the last ship that brought 168,000 convicted prisoners after it began in 1788.

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Beth Hayward was the youngest female convict. She was transported to Australia on the Lady Penrhyn for stealing a dress and matching bonnet - Porsha and Soph

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Robert HOBBS was born July 1763 Bishopsgate, London, England. On 27 October, 1790 he was sentenced at the Old Bailey, London to seven years transportation for stealing calico. In Windsor, NSW he married Bridget Eslin, a convict who arrived "Sugar Cane". His occupations are shown at various times as being a district constable, pound keeper and farmer. He died and was buried at Pitt Town NSW in February, 1839.

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btw jemma is hayley :)

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James Squire
Was sentenced to transportation for seven years at the General Sessions of the Peace for the Town and Hundred at Kingston upon Thames on 11 April 1785.  His crime was theft of four Cocks, five Hens and divers other Goods and Chattels the property of John Stacey.  He was held in Southwark gaol until the end of March 1787, when he was sent to Portsmouth, ordered to Friendship but embarked on Charlotte.  This was the second time James Squire/s

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goerge jack was a convictwho arrived at port phillip by boat

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bloody traffic jam

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jemma stuffed errything up now it wont werk

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The Hougomont was the last ship of convicts to be taken from UK to Australia it reached Fremantle (Weston Australia) on January 1868. This was the last ship that brought 168,000 convicted prisoners after it began in 1788.

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Mary Abel was known for her work in economics and nutrition. She was put in prison for stealing clothing with a value of 31 shillings, being sent for transportation for 7 years in 1785. Being sent on the Lady Penrhyn being aged 30 at the time. Her occupation was listed as a servant. she died in 1788.

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well done jack

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ya naughty convict

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Beth Hayward

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Esther Abrahams - A Londoner sent to Australia as a convict because of being accused of stealing lace worth 50 shillings. She was found guilty and was sentenced to 7 years transportation. 2 months later she was transported to Australia with her daughter

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Mary Abel 33 female on the Lady Penrhyn was a servant her crime was Larceny, supposed to be in prison for 7 years and was married to Thomas Tilley who was also in prison for robbery on the Alexander.

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John Mansfield

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Speed was born in Birmingham, England in 1841. He had one brother and one sister, but little else about his family or early life is known. He was in his early twenties when he was tried in Oxfordshire in 1863 for setting fire to a haystack. Homeless and begging for food, he had committed arson in order to get arrested and spend some time in a warm cell. He was sentenced to seven years of convict transportation to Australia. Speed was conditionally released in 1869 and was allowed to live outside of the prison walls and undertake employment, provided he did not commit any further offences. He found work as a general servant in Western Australia and was finally granted his certificate of freedom two years later. He went on to help build bridges across the vast Swan River, and spent the rest of his working life at various companies around the state. He was never re-convicted of any offence and went on to live a perfectly ordinary and law-abiding life, only coming to the attention of the papers a few months before his death.

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Research a convict and post information on their life. Eg. Their experiences, crime, sentence, life after crime, etc.

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Thomas Akers was a male convict, he was born in 1757. He traveled with 13 other convicts on the boat Charlotte. he was convicted for highway robbery and Devon. Exeter Assizes with a 7 year sentence. - Charlotte

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Thomas Akers was a male convict, he was born in 1757. He traveled with 13 other convicts on the boat Charlotte. he was convicted for highway robbery and Devon. Exeter Assizes with a 7 year sentence.