Convict Department

Con 13 Assignment lists & associated papers, 1830- 1836 Con 14 Indents of male convicts, 1827, 1831, 1835. Con 18 Description Lists of male convicts, 1828-1853. Con 22 Comprehensive registers of convicts—male & female, 1804-1853 Con 23 Alphabetical registers of male convicts, 1804- 1839. Con 27 Appropriation lists of convicts, male & female, 1831, 1834, 1835and 1836 Con 31 Conduct registers of male convicts arriving in the period of the assignment system, 1803-1843 Con 32 Supplementary convict registers. Con 40 Conduct registers of female convicts arriving in the period of the assignment system, 1803-1843.

Colonial Secretaries Office

CSO 1 General correspondence records, 1824-1836. CSO 2 Registers of general correspondence, 1824-1836. CSO 3 Indexes to general correspondence records, 1824- 1836. CSO 14 CSO 14 Miscellaneous correspondence records, 1842-47. CSO49 CSO 49 Returns for the compilation of the annual official, financial and statistical reports known as the ‘Blue Books’, 1826-27, 1833, 1836-38. CSO 50 CSO 50 Draft and duplicate copies of returns for the compilation of the annual official, financial and statistical reports known as the ‘Blue Books’, 1826- 27, 1833, 1836-38. CSO 51 CSO 51 Returns of the strength of the Police Department, 1830-36

Records of the Lower Courts

LC83/1 Records of cases heard and sentences imposed in the Magistrate’s Court, Campbell Town, Van Diemen’s Land, January 1835 to February 1836. LC83/2 Records of cases heard and sentences imposed in the Magistrate’s Court, Campbell Town, Van Diemen’s Land, May 1837 to May 1838.

Records of the Court of Requests

POL 47/1 Records of cases heard and judgements in the Campbell Town Court of Requests, 1835.

Chief Police Magistrate’s Office

POL 8/60/1 Miscellaneous papers. POL 35 Miscellaneous papers from the police magistrate’s office, Campbell Town, 1830-40. POL 47/1 Ticket of leave monthly muster returns, Campbell Town police office, September 1835 to July 1837.

Home Office

HO 10/48 General muster list for all male and female convicts who arrived in Van Diemen’s Land, 1804-33. HO 10/ 49 General muster list for all male and female convicts who arrived in Van Diemen’s Land, 1804-35.

Other Papers & Manuscripts

NS61/1-3 Diary of James Cubbison Sutherland, 1823-29. Correspondence Files Alphabetical files by name of early settlers for whom manuscript or other materials have been deposited at the Archives of Tasmania, including copies of research undertaken by archives staff in response to written enquiries about individual settlers.

Site Plans & Buildings

PWD 266/1184-1190 Campbell Town Series, Campbell Town gaol plans, 1840 PWD 266/1192 Campbell Town Series, Police watch house plans, 1840 PWD 266/1193-94 Campbell Town Series, Church of England plans, 1834. PWD 266/1195 Campbell Town Series, Additions to police buildings, c.1840. PWD 290/1080 Campbell Town Series, Police Office & Barracks Plan, 1847. PWD 266/1689 Ross Series, Officers’ Quarters at Ross, site plan, 1833 PWD 266/1690 Ross Series, Buildings erected by Ross Bridge Party since arriving, 1833. PWD 266/1691 Ross Series, Proposed plans for military buildings at Ross in brick, hospital, stable, barracks, store, visiting magistrate’s office, 1833. PWD 266/1692 Ross Series, Proposed plans for brick military officers’ quarters at Ross, 1833. PWD 266/1693 Ross Series, Plans for Male Convict Station at Ross for 50 convicts, c.1833. PWD 266/1713 Snake Banks Series, Plan of the road station at Snake Banks on ground presented by Capt. William Wood, 1838. PWD 266/1714-17 Snake Banks Series, Design for a two room constables’ hut and lock up, c.1838. PWD 266/1718 Snake Banks Series, Design for a three room constables’ hut and lock up, c.1864 PWD 266/1328 Design for a road station at Lovely Banks (Jericho), 1839 PWD 266/1342 Design for a road station at Norfolk Plains East (Longford), 1839.

(2) Colonial Newspapers and Gazettes

The Colonial Times, 1832-1836. The Cornwall Chronicle, 1835-1836. The Cornwall Press, 1829. The Hobart Town Courier, 1832-1836. The Hobart Town Gazette, 1832-1836. The Launceston Independent, 1832-1836. The Launceston Advertiser1832-1836. The Tasmanian & Austral-Asiatic Review, 1834. The True Colonist, 1834-1836.

(3) Committees of Enquiry, Parliamentary Papers

Report of the Select Committee on Transportation, 1812, in C. M. H. Clark, Select Documents in Australian History, 1788-1850, London, Oxford University Press, 1963. Bigge J. T., Report of the Commissioner of inquiry into the state of the colony of New South Wales, London, House of Commons, 1822. Great Britain, Parliament, House of Commons, Select Committee on Transportation, Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Transportation, Sir William Molesworth, chairman of committee, facsimile reprint, Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia, 1967, Vol. 1-3. Great Britain, Parliament, House of Commons, Select Committee on Transportation, Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Transportation: together with a letter from the Archbishop of Dublin on the same subject: and notes by Sir William Molesworth, London, Henry Hooper, 1838. C80/50, Report Enquiring into the Present State of Female Convict Discipline in this Colony, Hobart, Dec 1841, AOT. C80/50, Female Prison Discipline Report, Hobart, February 1843, AOT.

(4) Maps

Map of the Settled Part of Van Diemen’s Land copied from a Map in possession of his Excellency Colonel George Arthur, Lieutenant-Governor of the Island and it’s Dependencies’. Hobart, Drawn by Thomas Scott, Engraved and Produced by James Ross, August 1830. Chart of Van Diemen’s Land, London, Joseph Cross, 1838. Van Diemen’s Land, Police Districts, London, J. Arrowsmith, 1840. Tasmania, Lands Department, County of Somerset, Map No. 1, Compiled and drawn at the Survey Office Hobart, April 1902. Tasmania, Lands Department, County of Somerset, Map No. 2, (no attribution). Tasmania, Surveyor General’s Office, Hobart, Campbell Town, 1, Melbourne, McLaren & Co., 1949. Tasmania, Surveyor General’s Office, Hobart, Campbell Town, 2, Melbourne, McLaren & Co., 1949. Tasmania, Surveyor General’s Office, Hobart, R32, Ross (township), (no attribution).

(5) Other Documentary Sources

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(6) Works Published or Authored Prior to 1870, Reprints of Original Works and

Published Manuscript Sources.

Arthur, Colonel George In Defence of Transportation in reply to the remarks of the Archbishop of Dublin in his second letter to Earl Grey, pamphlet, London, George Cowie & Co., 1835. Bischoff, James Sketch of the History of Van Diemen’s Land and an Account of the Van Diemen’s Land Company, London, Richardson, 1832, Facsimile reprint, Adelaide, Libraries Board of South Australia,1967. Burn, David A Picture of Van Diemen’s Land, London, J.W. Southgate, 1840, Reprint, Hobart, Cat & Fiddle Press, 1973. Colquhoun, Patrick A treatise on the police of the metropolis, containing a detail of the various crimes and misdemeanours by which public and private property and security are, at present, injured and endangered and suggesting remedies for their prevention, London, H. Baldwin and Son for Joseph Mawman, 1800 Curr, Edward An Account of the Colony of Van Diemen’s Land principally designed for the use of Emigrants, London, George Howie, 1824. Evans, George William A Geographical Historical and Topographical Description of Van Diemen’s Land, London, J. Souter, 1822, Reprint, Adelaide, Heinemann, 1967. Forster, Harley W. The Dillingham Convict Letters, Melbourne, Cyprus Books in association with the Victorian Historical Association, 1970. Gates, William Recollections of Life in Van Diemen’s Land, Lockport, D.S. Crandall, 1850, Reprint, George Mackaness (ed), Sydney, D.S. Ford, 1961. Goodridge, Charles Medyett Statistical view of Van Diemen’s Land… forming a complete emigrant’s guide, London, Hamilton & Adams, 1832 Hamilton-Arnold, Barbara (ed) Letters of G.P. Harris: 1803-1812, Sorrento: Victoria, Arden Press, 1994. Harris, Alexander Settlers and Convicts or Recollections of Sixteen Year’s Labour in the Australian Backwoods, London, G. Cox 1852, Reprint, Kingsgrove: N.S.W., Melbourne University Press, 1964. Lawrence H.W. (ed) The Journal of Mrs Fenton, London, Arnold, 1901. Lycett, J. Views in Australia or New South Wales & Van Diemen’s Land delineated, in fifty views, with descriptive letter prefs., London, J. Souter, 1824, Facsimile reprint, Melbourne, Thomas Nelson, 1971. Macquarie, Lauchlin Journals of his Tours in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land 1810 – 1822, Sydney, Library of Australian History in association with The Library Council of New South Wales, 1979. Maconochie, Alexander On Colonel Arthur’s General Character and Government, London, John W. Parker, 1837, Reprint, Hobart, Sullivan’s Cove, 1989. Mann, W. Six years’ residence in the Australian provinces, ending in 1839 : exhibiting their capabilities of colonization, and containing the history, trade, population, extent, resources, &c. &c. of New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, South Australia, and Port Philip : with an account of New Zealand, London, Smith & Elder, 1839. Mayhew, Henry London Labour and the London Poor, London, G. Woodfall & Son, 1851, Reprint Penguin, 1985. Martineau, Harriet Homes Abroad, a Tale, London, Charles Fox, 1832. McKay, Anne (ed) Journals of the Land Commissioners for Van Diemen’s Land 1826–1828, Facsimile reprint, Hobart, University of Tasmania, 1962. Melville, Henry The History of Van Diemen’s Land from the year 1824 to 1835, inclusive, London, Smith & Elder, 1835, Reprint, George Mackaness (ed), Melbourne, D.S. Ford, 1959. Meredith, Louisa My Home in Tasmania, New York, Bunce & Brother, 1853, Reprint, Adelaide, Sullivans Cove edition, 1979. Miller, Linus W. Notes of an Exile in Van Diemen’s Land, New York, W. McKinstry & Co., 1846. Mortlock, J.F. Experiences of a Convict, transported for twenty-one years, London, 1864, Reprint, G. A. Wilkes & A. G. Mitchell (eds), Sydney, Sydney University Press, 1965. Parker, Henry Walter The Rise, Progress and Present State of Van Diemen’s Land with advice to emigrants, London, J. Cross, 1834. Ross, James The Van Diemen’s Land Anniversary and Hobart Town Almanack for the Year 1831, Hobart, James Ross Publisher, 1832. Ross, James Hobart Town Almanack, and Van Diemen’s Land Annual for 1833, Hobart, James Ross Publisher, 1834. Ross, James Hobart Town Almanack, and Van Diemen’s Land for 1834, Hobart, James Ross Publisher, 1835 Ross, James Hobart Town Almanack, and Van Diemen’s Land Annual for 1835, Hobart, James Ross Publisher, 1836. Ross, James Hobart Town Almanack, and Van Diemen’s Land Annual for 1836, Hobart, James Ross Publisher, 1837. Ross, James The Settler in Van Diemen’s Land, Hobart, 1836, Reprint, Melbourne, Marsh Walsh, 1975. Shelton, D. C. (ed) The Parramore letters: letters from William Thomas Parramore, sometime private secretary to Lieutenant Governor Arthur of Van Diemen’s Land 1823-1825, Epping, Privately published, 1993. Statham, Pamela (ed) The Tanner Letters a Pioneer Saga of Swan River and Tasmania, University of Western Australia Press, 1981. Todd, Andrew Andrew Todd and his Indented Head Journal, 1835, Philip L. Brown (ed), Geelong, Victoria, Geelong Historical Society, 1989. Wedge, John Helder Diaries of John Helder Wedge 1793-1872, (eds) W.F. Ellis, George Hunter Crawford & George Hawley Stancombe, Hobart, Royal Society of Tasmania, 1962. West, John The History of Tasmania, Launceston, Dowling, 1852, Reprint, A.G.L.Shaw (ed), Sydney, Angus & Robertson in association with the Royal Australian Historical Society, 1971. Widowson, Henry Present State of Van Diemen’s Land: comprising an account of its agricultural capabilities, with observations on the present state of farming, &c. &c. pursued in that colony: and other important matters connected with emigration, London, S. Robinson, 1829. Wright, Stephen S. Narrative and Recollections of Van Diemen’s Land During Three Years Captivity of Stephen S. Wright, Caleb Lyon (ed), New York, New World Press, 1844. 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Abbott, G.J. & N. B. Nairn Economic Growth of Australia 1788-1821, Carlton, Melbourne University Press, 1969. Atkinson, Alan ‘Convicts and courtship’, in Families in Colonial Australia, Patricia Grimshaw, Chris McConville & Ellen McEwan, (eds), Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1985. Atkinson, Alan ‘Time, Place and Paternalism: Early Conservative Thinking in New South Wales’, Australian Historical Studies, Vol. 23, No. 90, 1988, pp. 1-18. Atkinson, Alan ‘Four Patterns of Convict Protest,’ in Pastiche 1: Reflections in Nineteenth Century Australia, Penny Russell & Richard White (eds), St Leonards: N.S.W., Allen & Unwin, 1994. Atkinson, Alan ‘Writing about Convicts: Our Escape from the One Big Gaol’ Tasmanian Historical Studies, vol.6, No.2, 1999, pp. 17-28. Atkinson, Alan Camden: Farm and Village life in early New South Wales, Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1988. Aveling, Marian ‘Imagining New South Wales as a Gendered Society, 1788-1821’, Australian Historical Studies, Vol. 25, No. 98, 1992, pp. 1- 12. Barlow, Lorraine ‘ “Corrupt and diseased” or “gentlemen for evermore”? The controversy over the magistracy in nineteenth–century New South Wales’, Push from the Bush, No.25, 1987, pp. 59–71 Bateson, Charles The Convict Ships, 1787-1868, Sydney, Reed, 1974. Beier, A.L. ‘Identity, Language, and Resistance in the Making of the Victorian “Criminal Class”: Mayhew’s Convict Revisited”, Journal of British Studies, 44, July 2005, pp. 499-515. Blackburn, Robin The Making of World Slavery, From Baroque to the Modern 1492-1800, London, Verso, 1997. Bowd, Lynne ‘On her Own: Women as Heads of Family Groups in the 1828 Census’, Australian Historical Studies, 107, 1996, pp. 303-321. Bolton, G.C. ‘The Idea of a Colonial Gentry’, Historical Studies, Vol.13, No. 51. October, 1968, pp. 307-328. Boys, Robert Douglas First Years at Port Phillip: 1834–1842, Melbourne, Robertson & Mullens, 1959. Braithwaite, John ‘Crime in a Convict Republic’, Modern Law Review, Vol. 64, No.1, 2001, pp. 11-50. Bradley, J. & H. MaxwellStewart ‘Embodied Explorations: Investigating convict tattoos and the transportation system’, in I. Duffield & J. Bradley (eds) Representing Convicts; New Perspectives on Convict Forced Labour Migration, London, Leicester University Press, 1997. Braudel, Ferdinand The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Phillip 11, 2 Vols., London, Collins, 1973. Breen, Shayne ‘Land and Power in the District of Deloraine: 1825- 1875’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, Vol.37, No.1, March 1990, pp. 23-33. Briggs, Asa The Age of Improvement, 1959, reprinted London, Longmans Green & Co., 1963. 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