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Details for the convict John Day (1815)

Convict Name:John Day
Trial Place:Stafford Quarter Session
Trial Date:14 January 1813
Sentence:7 years
Notes:
 
Arrival Details
Ship:Baring (1)
Arrival Year:1815
 
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Research notes

John Day Born 1788 in Hertford, Hertfordshire, Died 1875 in N.S.W Aust. John Day my 3rd Great Grandfather. Moya Smith ( nee Day )
Submitted by Researcher (Lionel Smith) on 25 March 2014
John Day was a convict who arrived at Port Jackson aboard the ship " Baring " on the 7th September 1815. The ship had sailed fromPlymouth in England on the 20th April 1815, a voyage of 140 days.
Submitted by Researcher (Lionel Smith) on 25 March 2014
He had been tried and convicted of petty larceny, at Stafford Quarter Sessions on the 13th January 1813, and sentenced to 7 years transportation to the Colonies. The shipping indent papers give the
Submitted by Researcher (Lionel Smith) on 25 March 2014

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Sources

  • The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/2, p.206

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