John Charles LINDSAY, Born 16/03/1831, Southwark

[mckha489]

Convict records

https://www.rootschat.com/links/01t6v/

https://libraries.tas.gov.au/family-history/convicts-in-van-diemens-land-now-tasmania/convict-life/convict-records/?print

[amondg]

Thanks mckha489

No where does it say born Surrey.

1848, 4 February Essex Standard
He was among a great many prisoners transferred from Springfield Prison to Millbank Prison.

Springfield was in Essex to Millbank London/Surrey

[BAC3]

Good Morning,

His Tasmanian Convict Record at the reference below indicates his "Native Place" as St. George Borough which is in Surrey:

https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Digital/CON33-1-95/CON33-1-95 p.155

BAC3

[BAC3]

Bore Da Cas (stallc) and Neale1961,

Thank you for the Census details, I'm extremely grateful.  On the balance of probabilities I would agree the correct family. 

However, where the elusive "Edwin" I wonder

BAC3

[Cas (stallc)]

Maybe I am missing something on the links

Just curious...where does it mention  brother Edwin ?

Cas

[Dundee]

His convict indent covers two pages, images 210 and 211.  The final remarks column shows M(other) Eliza and B(rother) Edwin at NP (Native Place).

https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Digital/CON14-1-33/CON14-1-33P210

Debra 

[Cas (stallc)]

His convict indent covers two pages, images 210 and 211.  The final remarks column shows M(other) Eliza and B(rother) Edwin at NP (Native Place).

https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Digital/CON14-1-33/CON14-1-33P210

Debra 

Ah ok, missed the 2nd page - thanks

[BAC3]

Thank you Debra for answering Cas (stallc)'s question.

I find the "Indent" documentation one of the most helpful in verifying whether or not the correct person is being researched.

BAC3

[Dundee]

If his father was living when he was transported then you would expect him to be named.  I have always found the information on indents to be very accurate.

Debra