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Female Convicts VDL Van Diemen's Land Tasmania

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Notorious Strumpets and Dangerous Girls:
The Story of the 1600 Convict Women Sent to Van Diemen's Land from 1803 to 1829



Media: DATA CD - 1 CD
Author: Phillip Tardif
Year: (1990) 2008
ISBN: 0947284540

 

 

"Notorious Strumpets and Dangerous Girls" was first published by Angus and Robertson in 1990 as a huge book, which has long-since been out of print. Now republished on CD-ROM, it includes more than 1600 fully searchable biographies, a gallery of maps, pictures and documents from the period, as well as a 'highlights' section which points out some of the more fascinating, unusual and extreme events uncovered in compiling there biographies.

This vast resource of information tells the story of each of the 1600 convict women sent to Van Diemen's Land (now known as Tasmania) in the first three decades of European settlement. The title comes from the description given to the convict Julia Mullins by Surgeon Matthew Burnside. At the end of the voyage from England to Hobart, a clearly exasperated Burnside wrote:

'She is a notorious Strumpet and a most dangerous Girl ... The trouble which she gave me in unaccountable, repeatedly I have been obliged to put her into Irons and confined her in the Coal-Hold ... Hard labour or solitary confinement ought to be assigned to her ...'

Readable using Adobe Acrobat, the CD gives the user the ability to search the CD, by name, ship or any other word. The information listed for each (most) convicts is phenomenal: not only do you get the name, native place, trade, literacy, height, age, complexion, head size, colour of hair, colour of eyes, size of eyebrows, size of nose, size of mouth, as well as any other distinguishing features, but then a chronology of 'colonial experiences' - this obviously varies from entry to entry (but is fascinating in itself).

This is an absolute must for any genealogist or historian with connections to early Tasmania and/or the female convicts sent there. 

Contents:
Introduction
Convict Life
 - Introduction
 - Origins
 - Bound for Sullivan's Cove: The Voyage
 - The Colonial Experience
 - Elizabeth Smith: A 'Typical' Convict Woman
 - Less Than Typical: Some Husbands and Families of Fame and Notoriety
 - Highlights and Lowlights in the Lives of the Convict Women of VDL
 - Table 1: Women Transported to Australia 1788-1853
 - Table 2: Women Sent from NSW to VDL 1803-1820
 - Table 3: State of the Female Houses of Correction at Hobart, George Town and Launceston 1832 and 1834
The Convicts
Understanding the Biographies
Convict Women Who Arrived via Sydney
 - Convict women who arrived via Sydney:
 - Lady Penrhyn (1788)
 - Bellona (1793)
 - Surprize (1794)
 - Marquis Conrwallis (1796)
 - Minerva (1800)
 - Speedy (1800)
 - Anne (1801)
 - Earl Cornwallis (1801)
 - Nile (1801)
 - Hercules (1802)
 - Atlas (1802)
 - HMS Glatton (1803)
 - Rolla (1803)
 - Experiment (1804)
 - Tellicherry (1806)
 - William Pitt (1806)
 - Alexander (1806)
 - Sydney Cove (1807)
 - Speke (1808)
 - Aeolus (1809)
 - Experiment (1809)
 - Indispensable (1809)
 - Canada (1810)
 - Providence (1811)
 - Friends (1811)
 - Minstrel (1812)
 - Archduke Charles (1813)
 - Wanstead (1814)
 - Catherine (1814)
 - Broxbornebury (1814)
 - Northampton (1815)
 - Francis & Eliza (1815)
 - Mary Anne (1816)
 - Alexander (1816)
 - Lord Melville (1817)
 - Canada (1817)
 - Friendship (1818)
 - Maria (1818)
 - Elizabeth (1818)
 - Lord Wellington (1820)
 - Janus (1820)
 - Morley (1820)
 - John Bull (1821)
 - Providence (1821)
 - Lord Sidmouth (1823)
 - Brothers (1824)
 - Grenada (1825)
 - Mariner (1825)
 - Midas (1825)
 - Princess Charlotte (1827)
 - Elizabeth (1828)
 - City of Edinburgh (1828)
Convict Women Transported Direct from England to Hobart Town:
 - Morley (1820)
 - Providence (1821)
 - Mary Anne (1822)
 - Lord Sidmouth (1823)
 - Mary (1823)
 - Brothers (1824)
 - Henry (1825)
 - Midas (1825)
 - Providence (1826)
 - Sir Charles Forbes (1827)
 - Persian (1827)
 - Sovereign (1827)
 - Mermaid (1828)
 - Borneo (1828)
 - Harmony (1829)
 - Lady of the Lake (1829)
Women Who Came Free of Were Born in the Colonies
Supplementary List
Name Index
Gallery
 - Map of Van Diemen's Land
 - General Map of the Districts Visited by the Lands Commissioners
 - Hobart City, Map No. 89
 - Hobart City, Map No. 85
 - Plan of Launceston, Map No. 199
 - Hobart Town from New Town Road
 - The Female Factors from Proctor's Quarry
 - The Black Snake Inn
 - Hobarton from the Hotel
 - Conduct Register (1)
 - Conduct Register (2)
 - Conduct Register (3)
 - Conduct Register (4)
 - Description (1)
 - Description (2)
 - Hobart Town Gazette (1)
 - Hobart Town Gazette (2)
 - Deposition from William Gangell Seeking Return on his Wife
Documents
 - Letter from Elizabeth Payne to her Husband
 - The Murder of Susan Corfield
 - The Execution of Mary McLauchlan
 - Rules and Regulations on Board the Convict transport 'Lord Sidmouth"
 - Rules and Regulations for the Management of the House of Correction for Females
 - An Act for Regulation the Police in Hobart Town and Launceston and Removing and Preventing Nuisances and Obstructions
The Authors
Reviews
Bibliography
Acknowledgments

System Requirements
* Any computer using Adobe (Acrobat) Reader 4 or later
* Adobe Reader 6 or later is recommended for CDs with searchable text

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