Name: | Elizabeth Dean |
Aliases: | Elizabeth Deane |
Gender: | f |
Date of Birth: | 1770 |
Occupation: | - |
Date of Death: | 28th December, 1829 |
Age: | 59 years |
Life Span
Female median life span was 53 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to 7 years
Crime: | Theft of linen |
Convicted at: | Warwick |
Sentence term: | 7 years |
Ship: | Lady Juliana |
Departure date: | June, 1789 |
Arrival date: | 3rd June, 1790 |
Place of arrival | New South Wales |
Passenger manifest | Travelled with 246 other convicts |
Primary source: | http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/confem4.html |
Source description: |
Eric Harry Daly on 6th January, 2013 wrote:
Elizabeth Dean or Deane was born abt 1770 in Warwickshire and arrived in the Colony as a convict in the Second Fleet on the Lady Juliana on 3 June 1790, aged about 19. She had been tried, together with Mary Warren, at the Warwick Assizes on 2 April 1788, found guilty of “feloniously stealing” linen and other goods and sentenced to be transported for seven years.
Elizabeth married fellow Second Fleeter Anthony Brian in Sydney on 3 October 1795 by Rev Richard Johnson. The couple had three children:
Mary, born 7 April 1792 at Sydney Cove, who at age 15 married Second Fleeter William Furber on 4 January 1808;
Ann, born 11 January 1795 at Sydney Cove, and
Maria, born 27 November 1796 at Sydney Cove, who married another convict, Patrick Field.
On 19 November 1794 Anthony settled on a 30-acre farm at Eastern Farms (Kissing Point), roughly at the present site of Ryde High School and Christine Avenue, North Ryde.
About 1790 Elizabeth left him for one James Evans, a Sydney carpenter, by whom she bore numerous children, the first in August 1800, before her death in 1829.
Eric Harry Daly on 6th January, 2013 made the following changes:
convicted at, term 7 years, voyage, source, firstname, surname, alias1, alias2, alias3, alias4, date of birth 1770, date of death 28th December, 1829, gender, occupation, crime
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