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# Surname First Name Ship Date Location Reference
             
92349 - - Fortune 1806 - - The Convict Ships - Charles Bateson
             
  Master Henry Moore; 280 male convicts
 

 
102455 - - Fortune 1806 1806 13 July Sydney SG
             
  Arrival of the 'Fortune' on 12th July, Captain Henry Moore, with 242 male convicts and a military guard of 27 rank and file commanded by Ensign Mullin of the 8th Veterans. Departed 28th January in company with the Porpoise and Alexander and storeship Lady Madeline Sinclair. Arrived at Rio 11th April and departed there 30th April. Lost 3 convicts and a soldier on the passage
 

 
61232 Baither (Bather) Joshua Fortune 1806 1813 16 January Newcastle SG
             
  Absconded from Newcastle settlement..
 

 
166944 Bather Joseph Fortune 1806 1822 - 1822 Muster
             
  Free by Servitude
 

 
166948 Bather Joseph Fortune 1806 7 April 1804 Lancaster The Lancaster Gazette
             
  Joseph Bather for burglary tried and the Lancaster Assizes and condemned. Recommended to mercy by the jury
 

 
162174 Bather (Baither) Joseph Fortune 1806 14 March 1812 - CSI (Reel 6003; 4/3492 p.112)
             
  On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle per "Estramina"
 

 
162175 Bather (Baither) Joseph Fortune 1806 11 February 1813 (Reel 6003; 4/3492 p.208) CSI
             
  On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle per "Endeavour"
 

 
77420 Bathers (Baithers) Joseph Fortune 1806 1813 13 February - SG
             
  Absconded from Newcastle on Christmas Day. After wandering lost for 3 weeks. Stripped and maltreated by the natives and taken to Broken Bay
 

 
162173 Bathers (Baithers) Joseph Fortune 1806 - - Convict Indent
             
  Tried in Lancaster in 1804 and sentenced to 14 years transportation
 

 
148023 Bridge Joseph Fortune 1806 - - The 1788 - 1820 Associations Pioneer's Register
             
  Born c 1775 Lancashire. Spouse Elizabeth Buffett. Issue 1). James b. 1807 married Bridget Lynch. 2). John b. 1810. 3). Thomas b. 1813 married Sarah Fernance. 4)Joseph b. 1814 married Sarah Woodbury. 5) Benjamin b. 1816 married Susannah Craft. 6) George b. 1817 married Mary Lynch 7) William b. 1819 married Sarah Carpenter. Joseph Bridge died at Moreton Bay 15 Feb 1829
 

 
34207 Brown William Fortune 1806 1822 27 Feburary Newcatle CSI
             
  Convict runaway. Removed to Port Macquarie
 

 
167028 Brown William Fortune 1806 31 May 1824 Newcastle Colonial Secretary's Correspondence - Commandant Henry Gillman to Colonial Secretary
             
  William Brown Included in a list of 19 convicts transported to Newcastle who appear unaccounted for in the Returns from that Settlement and not in the last General Muster - Free by servitude. At Mr. McLeod's but not at this Settlement at the last General Muster
 

 
34206 Brown (alias Chalkley) William Fortune 1806 1820 13 April Newcastle CSI
             
  On list of prisoners transported to Newcatle. 7 years
 

 
34256 Bunn John Fortune 1806 1811 15 July Newcastle CSI
             
  Prisoner at Newcastle. Claiming sentence expired
 

 
162183 Bunn John Fortune 1806 22 August 1811 Newcastle CSI
             
  Prisoner at Newcastle to be returned to Sydney
 

 
43754 Clarke William Fortune 1806 1827 Patrick Plains Cessnock landholders
             
  Married Ann Maria Singleton in 1810 at Windsor. Moved to Patrick Plains in 1827
 

 
148033 Clarke William Fortune 1806 - - The 1788 - 1820 Associations Pioneer's Register
             
  Born c. 1770 in Lincolnshire. Spouse Ann Maria Singleton. Issue 1). Alice b. 1810 married Edwin BALDWIN. 2) William b. 1811 married Catherine MCALPIN 3). Samuel b. 1814 married Bridget TIMMINS. Joseph b. 1817 married Catherine HIGGINS. 5) John b. 1819 married Rebecca MCMULLEN 6) Susanna b. 1821 married James KING 7) Rosanna b. 1828 married John RADNIDGE. William Clarke died in June 1848 at the Sydney Benevolent Hospital
 

 
165144 Foss Henry Fortune 1806 30 October 1816 - CSI
             
  On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle per 'Lady Nelson'
 

 
165146 Foss Henry Fortune 1806 11 April 1804 England The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online
             
  HENRY FOSS age 44 was indicted for that he, on the 12th of March , feloniously and without lawful excuse, had in his possession a forged Banknote for the payment of 1 l. knowing it to be forged . Second Count. For that he feloniously, and without lawful excuse, had in his dwelling-house a certain other forged Bank-note for the payment of 1 l. knowing that also to be forged and counterfeit. Sentenced to 14 years transportation
 

 
165147 Foss Henry Fortune 1806 - Retribution Hulk UK Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books. Ancestry
             
  Age44. Tried Middlesex 11 April 1804. Received on to the Retribution Hulk June 1804. Transferred to the convict ship 'Fortune' on 14 December 1805 for transportation to NSW
 

 

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