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Convict name: Monday, William.

sentence_details:
Convicted at Surrey. Assizes at Kingston upon Thames for a term of 10 years on 27 March 1848. Ticket of Leave.

vessel: Rodney

date_of_departure: 19 August 1850.

place_of_arrival: Van Diemen's Land.

source:
Microfilm Roll 92, Class and Piece Number HO11/16, Page Number 355 (179)

title:
William Monday, one of 312 convicts transported on the Rodney, 19 August 1850.

publication_details:
Canberra [A.C.T.] :Australian Joint Copying Project,[1948-1990]

original_version_note:
This record is one of the entries in the British convict transportation registers 1787-1867 database compiled by State Library of Queensland from British Home Office (HO) records which are available on microfilm as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project (AJCP).

topical_subject_heading: Convicts--Australia--Registers.

neographic_subject_heading: Australia--Genealogy.

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Connected with Monday, William.

Bamber, Thomas.

Convicted at Lancaster. Preston Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 05 January 1848.
Transported by Maria Somes (03 May 1850.).

Brown, John.

Convicted at Montgomeryshire, Montgomery Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 03 July 1845.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).

Brown, Robert.

Convicted at Central Criminal Court for a term of 7 years on 16 August 1847.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).

Gill, Helen.

Convicted at Scotland. Aberdeen Court of Justiciary for a term of 7 years on 18 September 1849.
Transported by Baretto Junior (05 April 1850.).

Heaney, Eliza.

Convicted at Lancaster Boro' of Liverpool Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 22 October 1849.
Transported by Baretto Junior (05 April 1850.).

Hunt, Joseph.

Convicted at Lancaster. Boro of Liverpool Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 26 October 1846.
Transported by Blenheim (23 March 1850.).

Knott, John (Junior).

Convicted at Cambridge. Isle of Ely Quarter Sessions at Wisbeck for a term of 7 years on 05 April 1848. Ticket of Leave.
Transported by William Jardine (09 August 1850.).

McBride, Unity.

Convicted at Scotland. Glasgow Court of Justiciary for a term of 7 years on 23 April 1849.
Transported by Baretto Junior (05 April 1850.).

Mohun, Benedick Robert.

Convicted at Surrey Newington Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 07 December 1846.
Transported by Bangalore (01 January 1850.).

Price, John.

Convicted at Middlesex. Clerkenwell General Sessions for a term of 7 years on 28 March 1848.
Transported by Maria Somes (03 May 1850.).

Ward, Frederick.

Convicted at Central Criminal Court for a term of 7 years on 17 August 1846.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).

Ward, Frederick.

Convicted at Warwick. Birmingham Boro Quarter Sessions for a term of 15 years on 05 March 1847.
Transported by Scindian (27 February 1850.).

Williams, Thomas.

Convicted at Central Criminal Court for a term of 7 years on 28 February 1848.
Transported by Blenheim (23 March 1850.).

Wright, Thomas.

Convicted at Northampton Assizes at Northampton for a term of 15 years on 14 July 1847.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).

Wright, William.

Convicted at Devon. Boro of Tiverton Quarter Sessions for a term of 14 years on 09 July 1846. Ticket of Leave.
Transported by William Jardine (09 August 1850.).

Young, Alexander.

Convicted at Scotland. Glasgow Court of Justiciary for a term of 7 years on 28 September 1847.
Transported by Maria Somes (03 May 1850.).

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