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Q - Derbyshire County Quarter Sessions - 1558-1971
- AT - Transportation of felons - 1720-1772
  - 1 - Transportation to America - 1720-1772

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	Q/AT/1/13
Former Reference	Box VIII 15
Title	Contracts for the transportation of felons made between the justices of the peace and Jonathan Sydenham and Thomas Hodgson of London merchants
Date	1750-1759
Description	Most of the convicts named in Q/AT/1/11 are involved with, additionally:- Thomas Wood 1750; George Twelves, William Carnall and Samuel Peach, 1750; George Lowe (convicted by Quarter Sessions) 1751; Mark Morton, George Bradway and Thomas Hulley, 1754; James Heath, James Hall, Edward Cotton, Rebecca Palmer, Mary Tipper and Anthony Allcock, 1757; Peter Wood, William Flinders, Jonas Shelton, William Burton, George Adlington and Paul Hagg, 1758; Thomas Smith, Mary Ward and Mary Lauder (or Lander) 1759; Joseph Alsop alias George Taylor, John Headley, James Headley, Rebecca his wife and Mary Boam, 1759
Extent	1 file
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Derbyshire County Quarter Sessions
Privacy Notice	Data Subjects in Archives Privacy Notice
Copies	Digital copies of these items can be viewed on the public computers at the record office in the Digital Repository, Archive Copies (arranged by reference) folder.
Term	Transportation
	British Empire
	Colonialism

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