Hello Lesley I am interested in both Michael Minchan and John Richard Hartnett, who arrived on the Java in 1833, but only who they were assigned to, or where they lived on arrival or shortly afterwards The Java papers are on Reel 2423 page 299 but there is no indent list. The only list for the Java is an account of money belonging to convicts. Minchan and Hartnett didn't have any ! Neither of these convicts is on the 1841 Census on line and there is nothing relevant on Trove. I wonder whether anyone has any information on the initial asssignment of any other convict on the Java ? Regards Ken

Hi Ken I suggest that you check the fiche version - both the bound and printed versions as each have slightly different information. Regards Lesley Uebel http://www.claimaconvict.net/index.html CLAIM A CONVICT email: [email protected] On 27/05/2011 5:32 PM, Ken Thompson wrote: > Hello Lesley > > I am interested in both Michael Minchan and John Richard Hartnett, who arrived on the Java in 1833, but only who they were assigned to, or where they lived on arrival or shortly afterwards > > The Java papers are on Reel 2423 page 299 but there is no indent list. The only list for the Java is an account of money belonging to convicts. Minchan and Hartnett didn't have any ! > > Neither of these convicts is on the 1841 Census on line and there is nothing relevant on Trove. > > I wonder whether anyone has any information on the initial asssignment of any other convict on the Java ? > > Regards > > Ken >

Hi Ken, Michael Minchan per "Java"was assigned to Port Macquarie on arrival. He had a life sentence. He received a Pardon in 1846, but is not on any of the Musters in between. There is however a Michael Tincham per Java 1833 in the 1837 Muster, assigned to N Mobbs at Parramatta. Bye Anne -----Original Message----- From: Ken Thompson Sent: Friday, May 27, 2011 5:32 PM To: [email protected] ; Lesley Uebel Subject: [PJ] Minchan Hello Lesley I am interested in both Michael Minchan and John Richard Hartnett, who arrived on the Java in 1833, but only who they were assigned to, or where they lived on arrival or shortly afterwards The Java papers are on Reel 2423 page 299 but there is no indent list. The only list for the Java is an account of money belonging to convicts. Minchan and Hartnett didn't have any ! Neither of these convicts is on the 1841 Census on line and there is nothing relevant on Trove. I wonder whether anyone has any information on the initial asssignment of any other convict on the Java ? Regards Ken ---------------------- To send a message to the Port Jackson Convicts List, send an email to [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message