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| Alexander Richard Taylor's father's name was Alexander Taylor and his mother was Mary Hannan, unsure where they born, but would have been circa 1785. They could have been from Scotland and emigrated to Suriname where their son was born, but I have been unable to find out anything more about his parents at this stage. 
 Alexander was deported from England, he was a seaman, so maybe he was in Devon when he was convicted of a crime and sent to Australia. He travelled to New South Wales on the Bengal Merchant departing on the 27th September 1834 arriving in Sydney on 30th January 1835. I have been unable to find out what crime he oommitted.  He received his Certificate of Freedom on 26 July 1841.
 
 Sources
 
 BDM NSW RECORD
 
 Marriage: Reg No 1439/1842 V1842 1439 92
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 DEATH RECORD
 
 Alexander Richard Taylor
 
 Gender: Male
 
 Birth: 1807
 
 Surinam, West Indies
 
 Marital status: Married
 
 Death: Nov 24 1883
 
 New South Wales, Australia
 
 Burial: Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
 
 Wife: Rose
 
 Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B00372-0 System Origin: Australia-EASy GS Film number: 1238833 Reference ID: Tombstone Inscr p 1
 
 BDM NSW Death: Reg No 5237/1883 Goulburn
 
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 New South Wales, Australia Convict Ship Muster Rolls and Related Records, 1790-1849
 
 Name: Alexander Taylor
 
 Vessel: Bengal Merchant
 
 Arrival Year: 1835
 
 Date of Conviction: 26 Jul 1834
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 Name: Alexander Taylor
 
 Age: 23
 
 Date of Conviction: 26 Jul 1834
 
 Place of Conviction: Devonshire
 
 Estimated birth year: abt 1811
 
 Vessel: Bengal Merchant
 
 Port of Arrival: New South Wales
 
 Date of Arrival: 30 Jan 1835
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 Alexander Taylor in the New South Wales, Australia, Certificates of Freedom, 1810-1814, 1827-1867
 
 Name: Alexander Taylor
 
 Age: 30
 
 Birth Year: 1811
 
 Native Place: Surinam West Indies
 
 Arrival Year: 1835
 
 Vessel: Bengal Merchant
 
 Certificate Date: 26 Jul 1841
 
 
 
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 Advertisement in Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 20 October 1841
 
 CAUTION
 
 I HEREBY CAUTION ALL CONSTABLES
 
 and others from molesting me in future, I having lost my certificate of freedom.
 
 Description-Name, Alexander Taylor; ship, Bengal Merchant ; year of arrival, 1835; native place, Surinam ; trade, seaman ; age, thirty ;
 
 eyes grey; hair, brown; height, five feet six and three-quarter inches; complexion, ruddy.
 
 General remarks-Man, tree, snake, crucifix, sun, on right arm ; Britannia, square and compasses left arm, ring middle finger left hand, scar on ball left eye.
 
 ALEXANDER TAYLOR.
 
 Submitted by Researcher (7000) on 4 October 2016
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The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/9, p.434
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