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Source for: William Samuel Taylor, 2 FEB 1812 - 30 JUL 1886
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Name source: S260 Megan Tilley and others, WebSearches - LDS, RootsWeb, etc, Web/Internet, Date of Import: 27 Nov 2005.
Name source: S399Page: Hertel, Emily. (1981). Robert and Dinah Hardy in Australia 1827-1981. Coonamble, N.S.W : The story of Robert Hardy and his descendants who settled in the Narrabri area of NSW. (1981 - 101 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.). NL 929.20994 H573 Copy: (pbk)
Name source: S519Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try
Birth source: S260 Megan Tilley and others, WebSearches - LDS, RootsWeb, etc, Web/Internet, Date of Import: 27 Nov 2005.
Birth source: S519Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try
Event source: S455Page: story as supplied by Narrabri Historical Society - William Samuel Taylor Powers Family Tree [2014-12-22]
Text: William was transported to Sydney Australia on the ship "Exmouth" as a convict in 1831.
He was assigned to S Wright with at least twelve other convicts [p138 '1837 Muster'].
William was tried at Nottingham Borough Quarter Sessions which tried less serious offences. The Quarter Sessions minute books are at Nottingham Archieves. Offences deemed to be more serious were tried at the Assizes Court. These records are at the Public Records Office, Kew, London. Both Assizes and Quarter Sessions trials were reported in local papers of the era. These are available at Nottingham Central Library and the National Newspaper Library, Colindale. London.
The nature of the crimes listed appear trivial by todays standards and the punishment harsh. Most were repeat offenders who had been in trouble with the law before but often driven to despair by poverty. Most on this list were sentenced to seven years transportation. A few will have died on the journey and a small number may have escaped. However, the vast majority arrived in Australiaserved out their sentenceand eventually received a ticket of leave or a certificate of freedom. Very few once free returned to England, most wanted to stay in Australia,build a new life , marry and become respected citizens.
He resided in Merton, Denman NSW in 1837. William Taylor, 26, per 'Exmouth' 1831; S Wright, Merton,NSW with at least 12 other convicts.
He resided at Locnivar NSW from 1841 to 1860 at Maitland, NSW. Shoemaker and freeholder. He worked as a shoemaker in Lochnivar from 1842 to 1849.
He resided at Singleton from 1860 to 1870. Shoemaker.
He owned land at Lake Burrumbeet in Ballarat VIC in 1866. Purchased for 85 pounds from Dinah Hardy.
He worked as a Storekeeper in 1872 in Wallabadah, NSW.
He signed a will on 17 June 1872 at Wallabadah.
He resided at Wallabadah from 1875 to 1877.
Permission was granted by the authoritios for him to marry Mary Ann Hardy on 25 October 1841 at Black Creek, West Maitland.
He died of Brights Disease and bronchitis at Narrabri on 30 July 1886 and is buried at Narrabri NSW. http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/17676864/person/578601054/story
Event source: S456Page: Taylor, William Samuel arrival: ship Exmouth Convict vessel Master: Daniel Warren Origin: Woolwich1831 Mar 2 Destination: Sydney 1831 Jul 28
Text: ozs: 68365
Source: ao:697, grk
arrival: ship Exmouth
Convict vessel
Master:Daniel Warren
Origin:Woolwich1831 Mar 2
Destination:Sydney1831 Jul 28
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DateItemDetailsSource
primary sourceAO 2/8258 p.195 [2421]
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WellingEdmund Georgeconvictao:697
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HillFrancisconvictao:697
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SiddallJosephconvictao:697
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GordonJamesconvictao:697
WilsonBenjamin Jamesconvictao:697
#aliasGray, Benjaminsee Wilson, Benjamin Jamesconvictao:697
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CarnesWilliamconvictao:697
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RossJohnconvictao:697
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McQueenJohnconvictao:697
#aliasMcQuin, Johnsee McQueen, Johnconvictao:697
WrightJohnconvictao:697
ConstableWilliamconvictao:697
#aliasRamsay, Jamessee Constable, Williamconvictao:697
McKayWilliamconvictao:697
BoydAlexanderjuniorconvictao:697
GibbAndrewconvictao:697
MiddletonDavidconvictao:697
StewartDanielconvictao:697
ScottWilliamconvictao:697
NelsonJamesconvictao:697
LoftusThomasconvictao:697
ThompsonHughconvictao:697
ParkerJohnconvictao:697
McKayDuncanconvictao:697
HowardJohnconvictao:697
JohnsonWilliamconvictao:697
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Residence source: S455Page: story as supplied by Narrabri Historical Society - William Samuel Taylor Powers Family Tree [2014-12-22]
Text: William was transported to Sydney Australia on the ship "Exmouth" as a convict in 1831.
He was assigned to S Wright with at least twelve other convicts [p138 '1837 Muster'].
William was tried at Nottingham Borough Quarter Sessions which tried less serious offences. The Quarter Sessions minute books are at Nottingham Archieves. Offences deemed to be more serious were tried at the Assizes Court. These records are at the Public Records Office, Kew, London. Both Assizes and Quarter Sessions trials were reported in local papers of the era. These are available at Nottingham Central Library and the National Newspaper Library, Colindale. London.
The nature of the crimes listed appear trivial by todays standards and the punishment harsh. Most were repeat offenders who had been in trouble with the law before but often driven to despair by poverty. Most on this list were sentenced to seven years transportation. A few will have died on the journey and a small number may have escaped. However, the vast majority arrived in Australiaserved out their sentenceand eventually received a ticket of leave or a certificate of freedom. Very few once free returned to England, most wanted to stay in Australia,build a new life , marry and become respected citizens.
He resided in Merton, Denman NSW in 1837. William Taylor, 26, per 'Exmouth' 1831; S Wright, Merton,NSW with at least 12 other convicts.
He resided at Locnivar NSW from 1841 to 1860 at Maitland, NSW. Shoemaker and freeholder. He worked as a shoemaker in Lochnivar from 1842 to 1849.
He resided at Singleton from 1860 to 1870. Shoemaker.
He owned land at Lake Burrumbeet in Ballarat VIC in 1866. Purchased for 85 pounds from Dinah Hardy.
He worked as a Storekeeper in 1872 in Wallabadah, NSW.
He signed a will on 17 June 1872 at Wallabadah.
He resided at Wallabadah from 1875 to 1877.
Permission was granted by the authoritios for him to marry Mary Ann Hardy on 25 October 1841 at Black Creek, West Maitland.
He died of Brights Disease and bronchitis at Narrabri on 30 July 1886 and is buried at Narrabri NSW. http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/17676864/person/578601054/story
Property source: S455Page: story as supplied by Narrabri Historical Society - William Samuel Taylor Powers Family Tree [2014-12-22]
Text: William was transported to Sydney Australia on the ship "Exmouth" as a convict in 1831.
He was assigned to S Wright with at least twelve other convicts [p138 '1837 Muster'].
William was tried at Nottingham Borough Quarter Sessions which tried less serious offences. The Quarter Sessions minute books are at Nottingham Archieves. Offences deemed to be more serious were tried at the Assizes Court. These records are at the Public Records Office, Kew, London. Both Assizes and Quarter Sessions trials were reported in local papers of the era. These are available at Nottingham Central Library and the National Newspaper Library, Colindale. London.
The nature of the crimes listed appear trivial by todays standards and the punishment harsh. Most were repeat offenders who had been in trouble with the law before but often driven to despair by poverty. Most on this list were sentenced to seven years transportation. A few will have died on the journey and a small number may have escaped. However, the vast majority arrived in Australiaserved out their sentenceand eventually received a ticket of leave or a certificate of freedom. Very few once free returned to England, most wanted to stay in Australia,build a new life , marry and become respected citizens.
He resided in Merton, Denman NSW in 1837. William Taylor, 26, per 'Exmouth' 1831; S Wright, Merton,NSW with at least 12 other convicts.
He resided at Locnivar NSW from 1841 to 1860 at Maitland, NSW. Shoemaker and freeholder. He worked as a shoemaker in Lochnivar from 1842 to 1849.
He resided at Singleton from 1860 to 1870. Shoemaker.
He owned land at Lake Burrumbeet in Ballarat VIC in 1866. Purchased for 85 pounds from Dinah Hardy.
He worked as a Storekeeper in 1872 in Wallabadah, NSW.
He signed a will on 17 June 1872 at Wallabadah.
He resided at Wallabadah from 1875 to 1877.
Permission was granted by the authoritios for him to marry Mary Ann Hardy on 25 October 1841 at Black Creek, West Maitland.
He died of Brights Disease and bronchitis at Narrabri on 30 July 1886 and is buried at Narrabri NSW. http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/17676864/person/578601054/story
Will source: S455Page: story as supplied by Narrabri Historical Society - William Samuel Taylor Powers Family Tree [2014-12-22]
Text: William was transported to Sydney Australia on the ship "Exmouth" as a convict in 1831.
He was assigned to S Wright with at least twelve other convicts [p138 '1837 Muster'].
William was tried at Nottingham Borough Quarter Sessions which tried less serious offences. The Quarter Sessions minute books are at Nottingham Archieves. Offences deemed to be more serious were tried at the Assizes Court. These records are at the Public Records Office, Kew, London. Both Assizes and Quarter Sessions trials were reported in local papers of the era. These are available at Nottingham Central Library and the National Newspaper Library, Colindale. London.
The nature of the crimes listed appear trivial by todays standards and the punishment harsh. Most were repeat offenders who had been in trouble with the law before but often driven to despair by poverty. Most on this list were sentenced to seven years transportation. A few will have died on the journey and a small number may have escaped. However, the vast majority arrived in Australiaserved out their sentenceand eventually received a ticket of leave or a certificate of freedom. Very few once free returned to England, most wanted to stay in Australia,build a new life , marry and become respected citizens.
He resided in Merton, Denman NSW in 1837. William Taylor, 26, per 'Exmouth' 1831; S Wright, Merton,NSW with at least 12 other convicts.
He resided at Locnivar NSW from 1841 to 1860 at Maitland, NSW. Shoemaker and freeholder. He worked as a shoemaker in Lochnivar from 1842 to 1849.
He resided at Singleton from 1860 to 1870. Shoemaker.
He owned land at Lake Burrumbeet in Ballarat VIC in 1866. Purchased for 85 pounds from Dinah Hardy.
He worked as a Storekeeper in 1872 in Wallabadah, NSW.
He signed a will on 17 June 1872 at Wallabadah.
He resided at Wallabadah from 1875 to 1877.
Permission was granted by the authoritios for him to marry Mary Ann Hardy on 25 October 1841 at Black Creek, West Maitland.
He died of Brights Disease and bronchitis at Narrabri on 30 July 1886 and is buried at Narrabri NSW. http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/17676864/person/578601054/story
Event source: S455Page: story as supplied by Narrabri Historical Society - William Samuel Taylor Powers Family Tree [2014-12-22]
Text: William was transported to Sydney Australia on the ship "Exmouth" as a convict in 1831.
He was assigned to S Wright with at least twelve other convicts [p138 '1837 Muster'].
William was tried at Nottingham Borough Quarter Sessions which tried less serious offences. The Quarter Sessions minute books are at Nottingham Archieves. Offences deemed to be more serious were tried at the Assizes Court. These records are at the Public Records Office, Kew, London. Both Assizes and Quarter Sessions trials were reported in local papers of the era. These are available at Nottingham Central Library and the National Newspaper Library, Colindale. London.
The nature of the crimes listed appear trivial by todays standards and the punishment harsh. Most were repeat offenders who had been in trouble with the law before but often driven to despair by poverty. Most on this list were sentenced to seven years transportation. A few will have died on the journey and a small number may have escaped. However, the vast majority arrived in Australiaserved out their sentenceand eventually received a ticket of leave or a certificate of freedom. Very few once free returned to England, most wanted to stay in Australia,build a new life , marry and become respected citizens.
He resided in Merton, Denman NSW in 1837. William Taylor, 26, per 'Exmouth' 1831; S Wright, Merton,NSW with at least 12 other convicts.
He resided at Locnivar NSW from 1841 to 1860 at Maitland, NSW. Shoemaker and freeholder. He worked as a shoemaker in Lochnivar from 1842 to 1849.
He resided at Singleton from 1860 to 1870. Shoemaker.
He owned land at Lake Burrumbeet in Ballarat VIC in 1866. Purchased for 85 pounds from Dinah Hardy.
He worked as a Storekeeper in 1872 in Wallabadah, NSW.
He signed a will on 17 June 1872 at Wallabadah.
He resided at Wallabadah from 1875 to 1877.
Permission was granted by the authoritios for him to marry Mary Ann Hardy on 25 October 1841 at Black Creek, West Maitland.
He died of Brights Disease and bronchitis at Narrabri on 30 July 1886 and is buried at Narrabri NSW. http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/17676864/person/578601054/story
Event source: S519Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try
Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try
Death source: S260 Megan Tilley and others, WebSearches - LDS, RootsWeb, etc, Web/Internet, Date of Import: 27 Nov 2005.
Death source: S519Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try
Name source: S260 Megan Tilley and others, WebSearches - LDS, RootsWeb, etc, Web/Internet, Date of Import: 27 Nov 2005.
Name source: S399Page: Hertel, Emily. (1981). Robert and Dinah Hardy in Australia 1827-1981. Coonamble, N.S.W : The story of Robert Hardy and his descendants who settled in the Narrabri area of NSW. (1981 - 101 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.). NL 929.20994 H573 Copy: (pbk)
Name source: S519Page: Middleton/Smith Family Tree
Text: Record for William Samuel Taylor
2014-12-22 http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=36068547640&indiv=try