TAS PAPERS 133: Tasmania. Convict Department : warrants and orders to remove prisoners to Port Arthu...
TAS PAPERS 133: Tasmania. Convict Department : warrants and orders to remove prisoners to Port Arthu...
TAS PAPERS 133: Tasmania. Convict Department : warrants and orders to remove prisoners to Port Arthur, the House of Correction, Prisoners' Barracks Hobart, 1836-1856, and extracts of Point Puer and Coal Point records, 1842
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Date
1836-1856
Call Numbers
TAS PAPERS 133
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Contents
1 volume
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Finding aids
Indexed by Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority (PAHSMA). Index available online: https://content-lists.sl.nsw.gov.au/tabular-list/convict-dept-warrants-memos-orders-remove-prisoners-pa-other-stations-pb-hobart-gaol...
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Convict Department : warrants and orders to remove prisoners to Port Arthur, the House of Correction, Prisoners' Barracks Hobart, 1836-56
Port Arthur convict settlement : extracts from the records of Point Puer and Coal Point stations as reports on prisoners' conduct, 1842
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Full title
TAS PAPERS 133: Tasmania. Convict Department : warrants and orders to remove prisoners to Port Arthur, the House of Correction, Prisoners' Barracks Hobart, 1836-1856, and extracts of Point Puer and Coal Point records, 1842
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Formerly located at A 1162
Microfilm copy available at CY 3653
Warrants are variously on Convict Department, Police Department and Prisoners' Barracks letterhead
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TAS PAPERS 133
Record Identifier
YK5Q5g7n
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YK5Q5g7n
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Reference code
1063838
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