Neva Voyage 8th Jan 1835 - 13th May 1835

Neva
  • Set sail

  • In transit

    125 days
  • Van Diemen's Land

Neva

The Neva was a Three-Masted Barque built at Hull in 1813, Lloyd's register 1814. Traded between England & Jamaica then refitted in 1830's to carry convicts. Tons burthen: 327 bm (builders old measurement) Length: 104 ft 4 in (31.80 m) Beam: 27 ft 1 in (8.26 m) Height: 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) Armament: 4 × 9-pounder guns Second voyage transporting convicts to Australia ended in a disaster, being shipwrecked near King Island, Tasmania (Van Diemen's Land) in 1835. It is recorded that only 15 survived, 6 being Irish female convict women and several crew including Capt. Peck. They were transported to Launceston. On board were also several free passengers and children. A total of 224 lives lost and one of the worst ship wrecks in history.

7 Convicts Onboard

ConvictConvictionTransportation
1814 - 1874
Ireland. Kildare
Cow stealing
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1812 - 1865
Ireland, Cavan
Stealing money
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1815
Rose Anne Mears [Married]
Ireland, Cavan
Vagrancy
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1816 - 1885
Ellen Lawrence [Married], Ellen Bywater [Married]
Limerick
Theft - larceny
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1835
Ireland, Carlow
Not Recorded
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1812
Ireland, Antrim
Larceny from a person (including picking pockets)
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land
1814 - 1838
Galway Ireland
Not Recorded
8/1/1835 - 13/5/1835
Van Diemen's Land

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