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Transportation
Edward Mann was transported on the Salween, departing 10th Nov 1847 and arriving 1st Feb 1848 with 29 passengers.
Sailed from Calcutta to Van Diemens Land (non-convict ship - 29 prisoners on board)
Salween (generic)References
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My G G Grandfather from his eldest son Henry Nelson Mann and Rose Stacey.
i am a descendent from edward mann/margaret clarke thru charles mann their son would like to make contact with carol axton thompson
Edward Mann died Hobart 24/05/1857 aged only 31yrs. (ref. 258/1857-35)
Court Martial at (?)Kussowlic 19/04/1847. (Salween sailed from Calcutta, so maybe India?) Violent and insubordinate conduct, striking Sgt. Gibbons. 29th Regiment. Previous neglect of duty - 6mths hard labour. Ship surgeon's report: very good 22yrs of age; red hair; freckled; grey eyes; left hand disabled from wound. Native Place; Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England. Van Diemen's Land: Station Gang: Darlington, Maria Island. (off east coast of Tasmania) 14 mths. 03/01/1849: Special Constable 05/02/1849: Abscond. 20 days solitary. 15/03/1849: assigned to A. Corbett, Mt. Lewis. 28/10/185..: Ticket of Leave 05/06/1855: Conditional Pardon Application for permission to marry 16/02/1852 ref. 52/1/6 to Margaret Clarke (transported per 'Lord Auckland'). Colonial Family: Edward Mann & Margaret Clarke (married Hobart 1852) Children: Henry Nelson b. 1852 Edward Arthur b. 1855 John Carles b. 1857