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Details for the convict William Smith (1810)

Convict Name:William Smith
Trial Place:Warwick Assizes
Trial Date:29 July 1809
Sentence:Life
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Arrival Details
Ship:Indian
Arrival Year:1810
 
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In 1818 William was granted a conditional pardon, in 1829 he wrote to the Govenor for a 50 acre grant, as he was renting a farm, had a wife and 4 children, also the District Constable at Pennant Hills
Submitted by Researcher (4090) on 28 April 2015
William arrived in the colony in 1810 on board the ship "Indian" He was sentenced to transportation for life. Married Isabella Brown 7 Sept 1812 by Samuel Marsden
Submitted by Researcher (4090) on 28 April 2015
Convict tried at Warwick Assizes; Transported, arr. per "Indian" England - Sydney NSW 16Sep1810 arrived on the "Indian" Source - Pioneers of Hornsby Shire 1788-1906 a history.
Submitted by Researcher (4090) on 28 April 2015

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Sources

  • The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/2, p.20

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