Robert Haylock, transported

[horse]

Hi

Looking for anything on Robert and this transportation record.

Australian Convict Transportation Registers – Other Fleets & Ships, 1791-1868
Robert Haylock
Vessel: Moffatt
Convicted Date: 21 Oct 1835
Voyage Date: 5 May 1836
Colony: New South Wales
Place of Conviction: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
[Image says, Cambride, Ely Qr Sessions. Sentence = 7 years]

Many thanks
Geoff

 

[gibbo]

Not what your looking for but a bit of trivia

Looks like he wasnt well on the ship

142: Robert Haylock, Convict; disease or hurt, jaundice. Put on sick list, 9 August 1836. Discharged, 14 August 1836.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10550461

 

[horse]

Thanks, gibbo.. :biggrin:

I'm not finding anything else

Geoff

 

[horse]

This is not giving much away, either

http://www.convictrecords.com.au/convicts/haylock/robert/34967

 

[horse]

May not be mine, mine was b. abt 1803

New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents, 1788-1842
Robert Haylock
Age: 24
Date of Conviction: 21 Oct 1835
Place of Conviction: Cambridge
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Vessel: Moffatt
Port of Arrival: New South Wales
Date of Arrival: 30 Aug 1836
Ticket of Leave: No
Pardon: No
Certificate of Freedom: No

Geoff

 

[gibbo]

His not going to be a easy one Geoff :2fun::2fun:

 

[horse]

May not be mine, mine was b. abt 1803

New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents, 1788-1842
Robert Haylock
Age: 24
Date of Conviction: 21 Oct 1835
Place of Conviction: Cambridge
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Vessel: Moffatt
Port of Arrival: New South Wales
Date of Arrival: 30 Aug 1836
Ticket of Leave: No
Pardon: No
Certificate of Freedom: No

Geoff

Oh!

That says arrival 1836, not 1837 as in the convict record

Edit: rechecked record, it says 1837 is estimated.

 

[horse]

His not going to be a easy one Geoff :2fun::2fun:

No, nothing is with this family, both sides are a little remiss with their recording :biggrin:

Geoff

 

[gibbo]

I have to disappear for a few hours, when i get back i'll have another look if you havent found him.

 

[horse]

Thanks, gibbo.. Speak later.

 

[DaveHam9]

Arrival 1836
On 23 April, one hundred convicts were received from the hulks at Woolwich and on the 29th and 30th, 300 more from the hulks at Portsmouth.
...
One of the prisoners received from the hulk at Portsmouth was found to be insane and was returned to the hospital, leaving 399 to embark on the voyage. Three more died on the journey leaving 396 prisoners to arrive in Port Jackson on 30th August 1836. The total number on board on arrival was an astonishing 498 people, almost 200 of whom had been ill at some time in the voyage.

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Arrival 1838
The Moffatt was fitted out at Deptford in October 1837. She could carry 400 prisoners. Three hundred men were embarked at Woolwich and another one hundred at Sheerness before the end of October.
They set sail from Sheerness on 9 November 1837 ...
...
The Moffatt departed Hobart and arrived in Sydney on the 4th April 1838, where she disembarked seventeen adults, twenty one children, nine soldiers of the 50th regiment and thirty prisoners of the Crown.

 

[DaveHam9]

I can't find anything on Robert on NSW Records site.

I can't find a death in NSW as Haylock or Heylock.

 

[horse]

Thanks, Dave.

Having same trouble this end.. I'm wondering if he went back to England once his time was up

Geoff

 

[DaveHam9]

May not be mine, mine was b. abt 1803

New South Wales, Australia, Convict Indents, 1788-1842
Robert Haylock
Age: 24
Date of Conviction: 21 Oct 1835
Place of Conviction: Cambridge
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Vessel: Moffatt
Port of Arrival: New South Wales
Date of Arrival: 30 Aug 1836
Ticket of Leave: No
Pardon: No
Certificate of Freedom: No

Geoff

I'm wondering if he was one of the three who died. If he landed and lived about 7 years then there should be a ToL or CoF on NSW Records site for him. I can't find a death in NSW index.

 

[horse]

I'm wondering if he was one of the three who died. If he landed and lived about 7 years then there should be a ToL or CoF on NSW Records site for him. I can't find a death in NSW index.

Yeah, such lack of info in NSW and no ToL/CoF would maybe suggest that he could have been one of those 3, he was ill with jaundice earlier on the trip

Geoff

 

[DaveHam9]

'Moffatt' 1836
Deaths: 3
Surgeon's Journal: yes
Surgeon Superintendent: John Smith

Have not found a copy of the journal so far.

 

[gibbo]

Im not sure about him dying on the trip unless he was the 3rd one.

Among the prisoners were 18 ‘blacks from the West India islands’, 2 of whom died on the passage.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10550463

 

[horse]

Im not sure about him dying on the trip unless he was the 3rd one.

If he wasn't the third one, strange that there are no obvious NSW records

 

[DaveHam9]

The death of Dunn was sudden and unexpected ..

Title: Samuel Dunn, one of 399 convicts transported on the Moffatt, 05 May 1836.
Details: Sentence details: Convicted at Norfolk Quarter Session for a term of 7 years on 10 July 1835. Died on voyage 23 July 1836.
Vessel: Moffatt.
Date of Departure: 05 May 1836.
Place of Arrival: New South Wales.
Source: Australian Joint Copying Project. Microfilm Roll 90, Class and Piece Number HO11/10, Page Number 269 (137)
Author/Creator: Great Britain. Home Office.; State Library of Queensland.


That adds to the mystery. Seems he landed but no further trace in NSW.

 

[horse]

Also strange that he is not listed here

http://www.jenwilletts.com/searchaction.php?page=1&ship=moffatt 1836&firstname=