convict admin · 1846
This notice lists convicts and their associated vessels, likely related to their transportation or assignment.
Office of the Principal Superin- tendent of Convict's at Sydney:— James Thomas, …
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OffenderJames Thomas
ShipAlbion
OffenderCharles King
Ship" Lord Melville
OffenderThomas Ayres
OffenderJames M'Lelland
Ship, Aria
OffenderAmbrose Tibbetts
Ship, Layton
OfficialClerk Petty Sessions
OfficialW. R. Belcher
LocationSydney
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 2 April 1846.
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