Convict Guide - published 2006 - Manual / Resource - Page 465
Guide to New South Wales State archives relating to convicts and convict administration
Shoalhaven (NSW), 48
Short, Joseph (ship's master), 234
Shorter, William (ship's master), 251
sickness. See medical reports
Siddons, R (ship's master), 230
Silk, Thomas (ship's master), 235
Simmonds, William (ship's master), 230
Simpson, B (ship's master), 251
Simpson, Samuel (ship's master), 233,
235
Sinclair, Andrew (surgeon
superintendent), 323
Sinclair, Duncan (ship's master), 223
Sinclair, George (ship's master), 251, 255,
273
Sinclair, Samuel (surgeon
superintendent), 331
Sindrey, Edward (ship's master), 230
Singapore, convict ships from, 247, 253–
254, 285
Singleton (Patricks Plains, NSW)
corporal punishment, 144
trials and court records, 119, 129
Sir Charles Forbes (1) 1825 (ship), 266,
295
surgeon superintendent's journal, 334
Sir Charles Forbes (2) 1827 (ship), 266
surgeon superintendent's journal, 334
Sir Charles Forbes (3) 1830 (ship), 268
surgeon superintendent's journal, 334
Sir Charles Forbes (4) 1838 (ship), 253
surgeon superintendent's journal, 334
Sir George Seymour 1845 (ship), 40, 204,
275
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
Sir Godfrey Webster (1) 1824 (ship), 265,
295
Sir Godfrey Webster (2) 1826 (ship), 239,
295
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
Sir John Byng 1842–3 (ship), 198, 256
Sir Joseph Banks 1828 (ship), 98
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
Sir Robert Peel 1845 (ship), 275
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
Sir Robert Seppings 1851 (ship)
surgeon superintendent's journal, 334
See also Seppings
Sir Robert Seppings 1852 (ship), 278
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
See also Seppings
Sir William Bensley 1817 (ship), 31, 232,
295, 308
410
Siren 1835–9 (colonial ship), 193, 196–
197, 250, 252, 281, 295
Sirius 1788 (warship), 89, 223
Skeleton Register, 207, 210
Skelton, John (ship's master), 272
Skeoch, James (surgeon superintendent),
324
Skinner, H, 33
Skinner, Richard (Captain, R.N.), 234, 263
Sloan, John (surgeon superintendent),
335
Smith, — (ship's master, Tory 1848), 277
Smith, — (ship's master, Tranmere 1829),
193
Smith, A (ship's master, Frances Charlotte
1833), 269
Smith, Aaron (ship's master, Louisa 1827,
Mary Anne 1834), 240, 250
Smith, Andrew (surgeon superintendent,
General Stewart 1818), 286
Smith, Andrew (surgeon superintendent,
John Renwick 1838), 329
Smith, Ann
gaols, 146, 153
trials and court records, 116
Smith, Charles (surgeon superintendent),
325, 335
Smith, Edward M (ship's master), 204,
277–278
Smith, G M (ship's master), 270
Smith, James (surgeon superintendent),
332
Smith, John (ship's master), 241
Smith, John (surgeon superintendent),
324–326, 328, 330–332, 335
Smith, Maria (convict), 226
Smith, William (surgeon superintendent),
336–337
Smoult, John (ship's master), 254
Society of Australian Genealogists
commutation of sentences, 68
departure of convicts, 106, 112
exiles, 39
tickets of exemption from government
labor, 52
tickets of leave, 42
soldiers. See military
solitary confinement, 114, 144, 308
Somersetshire (1) 1814 (ship), 31, 231,
295
Somersetshire (2) 1842 (ship), 273
surgeon superintendent's journal, 335
State Records Authority of New South Wales
