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Basics on Convict Hulks
This guide, by the Society of Australian Genealogists, covers history, conditions on the hulks, the hulks and the records and further reading. more
List of Convicts Canberra and District
This list, by the Canberra History Web, includes those known to have been assigned to the Canbera district while either serving their sentence, or after gaining their ticket-of-leave. This developing … more
Tocal’s Convicts 1822-1840
This extensive site provides detailed information on 150 convicts who were assigned to the Tocal estate in the Hunter Valley of NSW at some stage during their sentence. It also details Tocal's Irish … more
From Terra Australis to Australia
This site is an online collection by the State Library of New South Wales that includes a First Fleet archive with access to 450+ original documents and illustrations. more
First Fleet Online
This site has a searchable database of 780 First Fleet convicts plus many other resources. more
Arrivals in Sydney on the First, Second and Third Fleets
These details can be found on Patricia Downes Australian Pioneers site. more
Convict Trail Caring for the Great North Road
This site includes a detailed history of the road built (1826-1836) to connect Sydney with Newcastle and the Upper Hunter Valley. There is a database of convicts who worked on the road plus a … more
Convicts Transported from South Australia 1837-1851
This index by Graham Jaunay lists convict's name, crime, date and sentence. more
Convict Ships List
This alphabetical list (incomplete) of ships to Tasmania, by M Yost, includes departure and arrival details convict numbers, remarks and sources. Convicts listed by researchers on the Tasmanian … more
Convicts who Settled in the Sorell Area
This site by Sue Wyatt includes details of those convicts who settled in this area of Van Diemen's Land. more
Indexes of Tasmanian Convicts
These indexes by TasmaniaGenWeb include a convict index, permission to marry, conditional pardons, free males who became prisoners and assignment lists. more
The Cascades Female Factory Historic Site
The Cascades Female Factory was officially opened in 1828. It was the female equivalent of Port Arthur housing female convicts and children. more
Ross Female Factory
There is details of this establishment on the Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania site. more
The Westernport (Corinella Vic) Settlement 1826-1828
This site by John Graham lists the military personnel, convicts and civilians involved in this experimental settlement. It also includes biographical information. more
Fremantle Prison - Convict Database
This database is searchable by surname or ship. A search returns detailed information on the convict including ship and arrival date, alias, birth date, marital status, occupation, literacy, … more