Media: BOOKLET - 4 pages
Author: S. Zada
Year: 2018
ISBN: 9781925781564
Other: colour photos, further reading
Publisher: Unlock the Past

The question of convicts sent to the Port Phillip District (later known as Victoria) often invokes a statement that no convicts were transported to the district.

Although Port Phillip was not one of the mainstream colonies for traditional convict transportation, there were in fact six distinct groups of convicts connected to the Port Phillip District: Sullivan's Bay Settlement, Western Port Settlement; Port Phillip Settlement, Exiles, Convictions, and Free Settlers (former convicts).

Sources for each of these groups are covered in the references provided in this guide.

ALSO AVAILABLE AS AN EBOOK

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