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Cutler, Martha
Entry 9211 Sex: F Alias:
Born: 1761 at :
Bapt: at:
Died: 3 November 1845 at: Windsor Poorhouse, Windsor, NSW
Buried: 4 November 1845 at: St Matthew's, Windsor, NSW

Conviction Details

Status on Arrival: Convict Ship: Lady Juliana - 1790
Crime: Asault and Highway Robbery Sentence: Death commuted to Life
Tried at: Old Bailey Trial Date: February 1788

Parent Details

Father: Mother:

Physical Description

Literacy Religion Trade/Calling
Visage Build Native Place
Complexion Hair Eyes Height
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Distinguishing Marks:

Partners

Known Number of Marriages/Partners 1 Known Number of Children 1
Entry Partners Name Marriage Date Marriage Place FGS
5548? Maund, Joseph

NOTES:
Martha was sentenced along with Sarah COWDEN and Sarah STORER - all three charged with the same crime. All three women were held in Newgate Gaol.
April 1789 - Again brought before the bench at the Old Bailey and offered a pardon onteh condition she accept transportation for life. Martha and the two Sarahs refused the offer. Martha commented that "Before I will go abroad for my natural life, I will sooner die ...I think it very hard; I will not accept it." She relented at a later date and was embarked on the 'Lady Juliana' transport on 12 June 1789
August 1790 - Sent from Port Jackson to Norfolk Island on the 'Surprise'
February 1791 - Listed as sharing a sow with John FENDLOW (First Fleet) and Thomas NEWBY (Second Fleet) at Phillipburgh.
March 1793 - Returned to Sydney on board the 'Chesterfield'
1811 - Listed in the General Muster as resident in New South Wales

Martha was buried as Martha MAUN, a pauper aged 95 (she was actually closer to 84 if you check the age given in the 1828 census)
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