The Tin Ticket: The Heroic Journey of Australia's Convict Women
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Orton, W. (reverend)
Osborn, Frederick
O’Shaughnessy, Mr. (assistant barrister of Ireland)
Ossa, Mt.
Our Antipodes (Mundy)
Owen, Robert
Parke, Baron
Parker, Mr. (householder)
Parramatta Female Factory
Pawnshops
Peel, Robert
Penny etchings
Penny geggy (show)
“Pheon” (arrow)
Plashet School, London
Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect (Burns)
Police. See Constables
Poorawetter
Poorhouses. See also Working class and poor
Poor Laws administration
Porter role and duties
Port Phillip
Potato famine
Pregnancy
birth control and
of convict labor
as crime
aboard Westmoreland
working class difficulties during
Price, Ann
Price, Jane
Price, John
Prisoners. See also Convict labor
hierarchy of
house servant converted from
organizing
poorhouse
productivity of
remembrance tokens from
sewing for
tracking
transport of
Prison reform. See also Fry, Elizabeth Gurney
through education
female wardens/matrons for
Franklin, Jane, involvement of
Fry, Elizabeth, theories on
London’s view of
of probation system
through Quaker house prevention meeting
transportation changes for
Probation system
Prostitution. See also Sexual abuse
Protestant classes
Quakers. See also Fry, Elizabeth Gurney; Grellet, Stephen
Queen’s Orphanage
about
clothing
conditions at
education at
Tedder, Arabella, at
transfer to
Quilt making
Railway workers
Rajah
Rankin, Janet
Rankin, Peter
Ray, Mrs. (householder)
Records. See also Conduct records; Description records
destroying
penny etchings as
researching
superintendent duty to keep
Rede, Robert
Red Ribbon Rebellion
Religion
Cascades sermons and ethics on
Christmas ban and
Church of England
disease and
in education
Newgate Prison sermons by Fry, Elizabeth
Quaker
Ticket of Leave not valid for
Transportation Act abolition underpinned by
Westmoreland sermons by Fry, Elizabeth
Rennicks, Mary
Richards, Mary
Richmond, Van Diemen’s Land
Richmond Primary School
Ring, Mary
Road gangs
Robert II (king of Scotland)
Roberts, Agnes Louisa
Roberts, Caroline
Roberts, Dr. (Royal Admiral surgeon superintendent)
Roberts, George Henry
Roberts, John Edward
Roberts, Joseph
Roberts, Lavinia Louisa
Roberts, William, Jr.
Roberts, William Watson. See also McMillan, Agnes
arrest and transport of
Bendigo journey by
in Crime Class road gangs
description record of
during gold rush
as grandfather
Huon Valley journey and settlement by
McMillan, Agnes, meeting
skills and work of
thievery by
Robertson, Gilbert
Robinson, Sarah
Rob Roy
Rowallan estate
Royal Admiral
Royal Navy
Rules and regulations
female factory
for gold digging
for matrimony of young ladies
Sailors
Sailor’s Return pub
St. Bridget
St. David’s Cemetery
St. David’s Church
St. Martin’s Lane Quaker house
St. Vincent
Sandhurst
“Sarah Sands” gold nugget
Saunders, Thomas
Scarlet fever
Schools. See Education
Scobie, James
Scotland. See also Glasgow
Act of Union for
Ayr
criminal justice system of
Dean Castle of
Enlightenment vs. cynics of
farm country of
Haggs Castle of
Kilmarnock
Poor Laws administration in
prison inspections of
religion and disease epidemics of
Rowallan estate of
working class of
Scotsman
Scott, Ellen
Scurvy
Seasickness
Sergeantson, Anne
Sewing
Australia’s flag
for prisoners
quilt making
Sexual abuse. See also Pregnancy
by Bedford, William
of house servants
rights and recourse for
aboard Westmoreland
Shamrock
Sherwin, John
Shipboard captivity. See specific names of ships
Sidmouth (lord)
Singleton, William
Skelton, Harriet
Sketches by Boz (Dickens)
Skinner, Fitzowen
Skinner, Laura
Slavery abolition. See also Convict labor
Slea, Mrs. (matron)
Slow, Sarah
Smallpox
Smith, Eliza
Smith, Sarah
Society for the Reformation of Female Prisoners
Solitary confinement. See also Crime Class
effects of, intended
on Hindostan
of Houston, Janet
of McMillan, Agnes
Mundy’s observation of
of Tedder, Ludlow
Southern Cross constellation
Sphynx
Spode, Josiah
Stealing. See Thievery
Stephens, Joseph Rayner
“The Stone Jug.” See Newgate Prison
Storms
Street gangs
Sullivan, Mary
Sullivan’s Cove
Sumbawa, Indonesia
Summerhill Creek
Superintendent role. See also specific superintendents
Swiss, Deborah J.
Syphilis
Talbot, Mary
Tambora, Mount
Tasman, Abel
Tasmania. See also Van Diemen’s Land; specific towns of Tasmania
Australia’s relation to
name change to
Tasman Sea
Tedder, Arabella
birthings by
Cascades arrival of
during gold rush
aboard Hindostan
as house servant
marriages of
and Mullins, Catherine
in Newgate Prison
at Queen’s Orphanage
release of
Tedder, Arabella Ludlow
Tedder, Eliza
Tedder, Frances
Tedder, Henry James
Tedder, John
Tedder, John Bulley
Tedder, Ludlow
arrest and trial of
as Atterwell, Mrs.
Cascades arriv
al and assignment of
in Cascades Crime Class
as Chambers, Mrs.
conduct record
descendants of
description record of
during gold rush
as grandmother
in hiding
as Hindostan chief nurse
as house servant widow
at Launceston Female Factory
at Liverpool Street nursery
marriages of
McCarty trial testimony of
in Newgate Prison
parents of
release of
solitary confinement of
thievery by
Thames River
Thievery
by Boswell, Mary
child stripping
by Churchill, Eliza
by Fulton, Helen
by Houston, Janet
by McMillan, Agnes
by Mulligan, Bridget
necessity of
Old Bailey trials for
punishment for
by Roberts, William
Scotland’s justice system for
by Tedder, Ludlow
Thompson, Jane
Ticket of Leave
Australia entry denial with
church attendance in spite of
by marriage
Tin tickets
“To a Mouse” (Burns)
“Tom the Devil,”
Transportation Act
abolition of
Anti-Transportation League and
colonization strategy using
improvements in
numbering system adopted by
strategy behind
Trials
True Colonist
Tuberculosis
Typhus
Uisge beatha (water of life; whiskey)
Ullathorne, William
Underground economy. See also bribe system
Unghbanyahletta
Upper class
clothing of
food for
working class viewed by
“Vandemonians,”
Van Diemen’s Land. See also specific towns of Van Diemen’s Land
Charles Street
Darwin’s opinion on
economic depression on
flora and fauna of
gold rush beginnings heard in
Hindostan arrival to
name change to
national parks of
transport abolition to
Westmoreland arrival to
Victoria (queen of England)
Victoria, Australia. See also Bendigo
Vowles, Mary
Vowles, Thomas
Wages
Ward, Henrietta
Wardens
War of 1812
Water quality
Waters, Benjamin
Waters, Isaac
Watkins, Ellen
Wellington (duke)
Wellington, Mt.
Wentworth, John
West, John
Western Australia
Westmoreland
accounting operations on
births aboard
clothing allowance on
conditions aboard
construction and layout of
death aboard
entertainment aboard
Fry, Elizabeth, visits aboard
inspections on
McMillan, Agnes, aboard
pregnancy aboard
punishment aboard
sailing route
sailors aboard
at sea
sexual abuse aboard
storms encountered on
transport from Newgate to
underground economy on
Van Diemen’s Land arrival of
Woolwich docking of
work aboard
Whitefoord, John
Whitlock, Mary Ann
Wild, Hannah
Wild, John. See also Mulligan, Bridget
“The Wild Colonial Boy,”
William I (king of Scotland)
William IV (king of England)
William Miles
William National Park, Mt.
Wilson, Amy
Wilson, Dr. (mill work expert witnesses)
Wilson, John
Wilson, Samuel
Withely, Frederick
Withers, Anastasia Eustes
Women
adultery conviction of
Australia colonization strategy using
convict labor numbers of, men vs.
employment of
during gold rush
Industrial Revolution’s impact on
morality code of, men vs.
survival for, three paths of
wages of, men vs.
as wardens/matrons
widowed
Wool production
Woolwich docks, London
Working class and poor
Chartist labor movement of
child’s care and role in
entertainment for
farming vs. factory
food
Irish
life expectancy
London’s
marriages
in mills
poorhouses
pregnancy difficulties of
Quakers’ view of
on railways
Scotland’s
upper class views on
widowship among
Wright, Isaac
Young Ireland uprising o 1848
a
This was Cascades Female Factory, sometimes referred to as the House of Correction.
b
This is an error on the part of the authorities—even though Bridget Mulligan is listed on the Permissions to Marry index as marrying George Jones, this was in fact Biddy Mehan, also transported on the Blackfriar.