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I have several women who were transported on the convict ship Friends to NSW in 1811. I would like to know any details of the women or their crimes. Any help much appreciated. The women are
Ann Hall or Hale convicted Hertford Assizes 9th Oct 1810
Mary Wilmot St Albans quarter sessions 3 May 1810
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Hi
A link to NSW archives, you can order records from them.
I can see Ann Hall but not Mary Wilmot
http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/state-archives/indexes-online/
Cheers
Annie
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Easter sessions 1810
Mary Wilmot "for the liberty of St Albans" Larceny - transportation for 7 years
Class HO27, Piece 6, Page 94
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Mary Wilmot was on the "Friends"
Try www.convictcentral.com
Go to NSW Women and you can search by Ship also
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Hi,
Ann Hale age 43 Hatfield convicted for breaking and entering a dwelling house and taking a watch £2 and seal and key1/6d property of William Wilshere.
Mary Wilmot, Elstree convicted for larceny with Mary Taylor, a wooden box 2/0d, 2 club books and £12 in notes at the Plough Inn Elstree property of John Drinkwater, William Howell, James and Robert Pepler.
The places mentioned can be home addresses or where crime committed.
Regards ... Peter
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Many thanks to everyone.