book on convict lives

[bubs]

just wanted to know if anything was in the book about them

Bubs

[~MERLIN~]

just wanted to know if anything was in the book about them

Bubs

If you go back to the first page & read post #10 all the names that are in the book have been listed by little meg 

Elizabeth & Anthony aren't on the list or in the book that's why I asked if you need any information on them 

[bubs]

no thank you but  thanks for the offer
Bubs

[kimhulme]

I've nearly finished reading  "The Floating Brothel" by Sian Rees, being "the extraordinary story of female convicts bound for Botany Bay". Circa 1788 it is based mainly about  life aboard the ship 'The Lady Julian/a' and the sometimes tortuous  journey to Sydney Cove. It has quite a lot of names included with the crimes committed and where plus references to other ships.  It may just contradict the conception that all convict transports were 'coffin ships' and add a bit of real-life? to names and dates.
I've not looked up any references/info on the internet - you can do that!
Kim

[Jenny Robins]

I am a decendant of convict Moses Rowlands arr 1825 on the Sir Charles Forbes. I would love to share info on him.
                                         Cheers Jenny (nsw aust)

[Minniej]

If you are still doing look ups id love any information in it on

Thomas Haddon
Mary Holdings

thank you

Just read the rest of the thread.    Was nice of oyu to offer as long as you did,

[Padraigin76]

See "Notorious Strumpets & Dangerous Girls" by Phillip Tardif, giving details of female convicts transported to Tassie 1803-1829.  Cheers, PLT

[Joany]

Hi Meg, I would dearly love the info you sent to another on Elizabeth Bull who married Cooper.  We are from one of her sons.  Thank you so much.  Joany.