This came on Ancestry in the last couple of days.
UK, Licences of Parole for Female Convicts, 1853-1871, 1883-1887
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SRD
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It was mentioned on one of the news programmes yesterday that the information was being released and was readily available on the net, no mention of having to pay for membership of the various sites was made however.Jimmy wrote:This came on Ancestry in the last couple of days.
UK, Licences of Parole for Female Convicts, 1853-1871, 1883-1887
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Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.
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They are so interesting!
What happend to say, children or husband if they were transported? Vice versa too.
Could they go or was that the family split up?
Jo
What happend to say, children or husband if they were transported? Vice versa too.
Could they go or was that the family split up?
Jo
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grangers14 wrote:They are so interesting!
What happend to say, children or husband if they were transported? Vice versa too.
Could they go or was that the family split up?
Jo
They probably couldn't go, we weren't so socially aware at that point in history!
There is a tale in my mum's family of a pair of elderly spinster sisters coming to visit, they were daughters or grandaughters of someone who was transported. But no-one knows exactly which part of the family they were related to, so I've never tried to persue it - bit of a needle in a haystack. Maybe these records will thorugh some hints up!
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