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John Bull 1821

The Convict Ship "John Bull" Departed Cork, Ireland Wednesday 25th July 1821 under the command of Capt. William Corlett. On board were 80 mainly Irish female convicts. The Surgeon and Superintendant in charge was Dr. William Elyard. The "John Bull" anchored in Sydney Cove Tuesday 18th December 1821, a journey of 146 days

List of Convicts

Ann Anderson:
Age 24, Waterford Ireland, Country Service.
7 years, Larceny.

Ann Brady:
age 35, Unknown, Washerwoman.
7 years, House Robbery.

Mary Brady:
Age 20, Dublin County, Farm Servant.
7 years, Stealing Clothing.

Created by fleeter . Last Modification: Wednesday 24 of February, 2010 17:09:57 EST by fleeter .

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