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# Family Name First Name Ship Date Location Reference Remarks
92195--Hillsborough 17991799-The Convict Ships - Charles BatesonMaster W. Hingston; Surgeon J.J.W. Kunst; 300 male convicts
107183--Hillsborough 1799December 1798-History of MissionsAccount of the voyage to The Cape of Good Hope by the Missionaries on board the convict ship Hillsborough
107184--Hillsborough 17991798 DecemberEnglandDescription of Jail DistemperA description of typhus fever and dysentery and treatment on the convict ship Hillsborough
34314ByeCornelious (Cornelius)Hillsborough 17991822 20 MarchNewcastleCSIOn list of prisoners transported to Newcastle
37500CrossleyGeorgeHillsborough 17991810NewcastleCSIEvidence considered indispensable in proving charges against Capt. Bligh. to be liberated from Newcastle and returned to Sydney
37501CrossleyGeorgeHillsborough 17991823-CSILawyer. Died in 1823. Worked in the coal mines when at Newcastle
46061GriffithsCharlesHillsborough 17991825 13 DecemberNewcastleCSISettler of Newcastle formerly of Seven Hills
30380PellGeorgeHillsborough 17991813 20 MayPaterson's PlainsCSILandholder. Permitted to proceed to Sydney to settle farming affairs
30381PellGeorgeHillsborough 17991815NewcastleCSIDrowned with Catherine Flynn, Daniel Brown, William Gudgeon in a boating mishap
61202TuckerWilliamHillsborough 1799-1812 7 NovemberSGSentenced to 12mths labour at Newcastle for stealing clothes belonging to James Byrne
62178WinchJohnHillsborough 17991820 5 August-SGSentenced to 6mths hard labour at Newcastle for stealing grid iron
77791WinchJohnHillsborough 17991820 15 June-CSITo be transported to Newcastle for six months
77792WinchJohnHillsborough 17991820 22 September-CSIOn list of prisoners transported to Newcastle

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