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Details for the ship Arab I (2) (1834)

Ship Name:Arab I (2)  
Rig Type:S.
Built:Greenock
Build Year:1820
Size (tons):403
 
Voyage Details
Master:George Binnie
Surgeon:Colin A. Browning
Sailed:26 February 1834
From:Portsmouth
Arrived:30 June 1834
Port:VDL
Route:
Days Travel:124
Convicts Landed:228 males & 0 female convicts
Notes:
 

List of convict passengers

Abrahams, WilliamDupe, JohnKempton, JohnSanders, James
Abrahams, WilliamEeles, JosephKenney, GeorgeSargeant, Alexander
Akers, JosephEllis, JosephKing, JamesSavage, James
Allcock, GeorgeFitter, Joseph (the younger)King, JohnSchofield, James
Allen, CharlesFord, GeorgeLake, HenryScholes, Joseph
Allum, GeorgeFoster, ThomasLambert, ThomasScholey, Thomas
Anderson, HenryFrier, ThomasLangley, JamesShelton, Daniel
Anderson, WilliamFulcher, ThomasLeyland, JosephShepherd, John
Angus, WilliamGander, HenryLockie, HenrySilver, John
Atterall, JamesGibson, WilliamLodder, WilliamSlowman, John
Baddiley, JosephGiles, WilliamLoney, JohnSmith, Charles
Barrott, CorneliusGould, JamesLong, JamesSmith, James
Bartlett, EdwardGraves, Henry JamesLowen, JosephSmith, John
Beasby, JohnGreen, AlfredMaples, JosephSmith, Robert
Bellingham, HenryGreen, EdwardMarryatt, FrancisSmith, Thomas
Bimson, JohnGreen, JohnMash, GeorgeSmith, Thomas
Bird, GeorgeHaines, WilliamMatthews, WilliamSmith, William
Bonner, HenryHale, WilliamMerrett, JamesSpilsbury, John
Bottomley, JohnHalsted, WilliamMilner, ThomasSprigg, William
Bradbury, StephenHamby, RichardMoore, WilliamSteward, William
Brearley, ThomasHargreaves, JohnMorley, SamuelStrangeways, Job
Brenan, JamesHarris, BenjaminMorris, AaronStubbs, Thomas
Brooks, RichardHartman, PhilipNicholls, RichardSuckley, Robert
Brown, JohnHarvey, JohnOgan, MichaelSuddery, James
Burke, JohnHarvey, SamuelPaice, JamesSweetingham, William
Bushell, JohnHatherall, JamesPalfrey, HenryTavernor, William Stoneman
Butler, JamesHatherall, WilliamParkes, JamesTaylor, George
Button, RobertHatton, WilliamPatten, JohnTaylor, James
Campbell, PhilipHawke, JohnPayne, ChristopherThatcher, William
Carling, WilliamHawkins, JohnPayne, GeorgeThomas, Joseph
Chapman, GeorgeHaythorpe, WilliamPearson, WilliamThompson, William
Chapman, HenryHempstead, JonathanPennington, Vincent SpencerTurner, John
Choat, JohnHeywood, JohnPerry, WalterTylor, John
Churchill, JosephHills, ThomasPhillips, HenryVix, Thomas
Clarke, WilliamHinks, HenryPhillips, ThomasWall, John
Codey, JamesHolbin, JohnPiper, JohnWalthall, James
Cole, HenryHolmes, JohnPoole, RichardWard, Charles
Collier, WilliamHorrigan, MichaelPotter, GeorgeWarren, James
Cook, MatthewHoward, JamesPowell, ThomasWarrener, John
Cooper, JamesHowes, RobertPratt, SamuelWass, Frederick
Cooper, JeremiahHoy, ThomasPreddy, JamesWatson, Edmund
Cooper, JohnHulme, WilliamPress, EdmundWatts, Samuel
Cooper, ThomasHunniburn, George FrederickPresson, JohnWebster, Thomas
Cooper, WilliamHutchins, IsaacPrice, Thomas (the elder)White, William
Cornick, Joseph WarnerIsaacs, JamesPrice, Thomas (the younger)Wild, Henry
Costella, ThomasJackson, JohnRector, CharlesWilding, Thomas
Crawford, JohnJames, JamesReeve, GeorgeWilkins, Walter Symes
Cross, CharlesJarvis, ThomasReeves, WilliamWilliams, Charles Henry
Custerson, SamuelJepson, ThomasRichmond, ThomasWilliams, George
Davies, JohnJohnson, JamesRidgewell, GeorgeWilliams, Thomas
Davis, CharlesJohnson, JohnRobinson, GeorgeWilson, James
Davis, GeorgeJones, JohnRockall, HenryWingfield, Robert
Dean, PhilipJones, JohnRogers, JamesWood, Robert
Dell, William BenjaminJones, JohnRogers, JosephWoodman, William
Dellar, EdwardJones, SamuelRolph, GeorgeWootton, Charles
Dixon, JohnJudd, HenryRoot, WilliamWright, George
Dollive, JamesJudd, JohnRussell, George
Duncan, JohnKay, ThomasRyder, William

Note: The number of convicts recorded on this site that are associated with the ship Arab I (2) is 230 .This figure may not correlate with the full listing of convicts recorded in official documents.

Sources

  • The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/9, pp.289-298
  • Bateson, Charles & Library of Australian History (1983). The convict ships, 1787-1868 (Australian ed). Library of Australian History, Sydney : pp.362-363, 389

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