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Certificates of Freedom 1823-69

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Following transportation to Australia, convicts (mainly British and Irish) could apply for a Certificate of Freedom at the end of their sentence, as proof he or she was now a free person. They were free to travel anywhere, and could return to their homeland. This dataset gives details about their conviction, their sentence and the date the certificate was granted. It encompasses the period 1823-1869.

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 Last name  First name  Date of issue
BROWN William 10 Sep 1832

BROWN Andrew 15 Aug 1835

BROWN Charles 13 Nov 1839

BROWN Charlotte 3 Nov 1836

BROWN George 7 Mar 1836

BROWN James 9 Apr 1836

BROWN James 18 May 1835

BROWN James 6 Sep 1841

BROWN James 19 Nov 1839

BROWN Johanna 14 Mar 1844

BROWN John 20 Jan 1836

BROWN Joseph 3 Jun 1836

BROWN Mary 13 Jul 1838

BROWN Mary Ann 28 Mar 1840

BROWN William 10 Jun 1835

BROWN John 29 Apr 1836

BROWN John 3 Sep 1832

BROWN John 11 May 1833

BROWN William 7 Apr 1832

BROWN William 11 Aug 1832

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