On 14 October 1813, a letter was
sent to William Cox from the Colonial Secretary's office informing him that 45
convicts recently arrived on the Earl
Spencer, would be forwarded to Windsor to be distributed amongst the
settlers by ballot, but only to those who had no Government men. One
of these men, William Jones, would later be sent to Parramatta and assigned to
James Gough in 1819 at the lumberyard. However Cox was
to use his discretion to allocate those men left at the end of the ballot. Another 35 men were to be sent to the Reverend Samuel
Marsden at Parramatta and 16 were to be sent to Thomas Moore at Liverpool.
(SRNSW Col.Sec. Copies of letters
sent 1809 -1813; NRS 935, item 4/3491, pp 558-9)
Isaac Bowers labourer
John Yorath labourer
Thomas Collicott vendor
Richard Richards servant
John Richardson gilder
Samuel Andrew taylor
James Graham sailor
John Bowman carver & gilder
William Lewes glass manufacturer
John Parerio seaman
Stephen Hasketh seaman
Jeremiah Butler shoemaker
William Hull taylor
James White dealer in horses
James McCoy weaver
David Weir labourer
William Thompson
Alex McMarvill labourer
John Barnes gun founder
John Crane ladies shoe maker
William Bryce tallow chandler
Thomas Bufford labourer
James Ashton boot & shoemaker
Robert Rainey farmer
William Reine labourer
Thomas Goughley labourer
Andrew Scott
William Jones taylor
Charles Johnson driver
Benjamin Child butcher
Thomas Collard jeweller
John Rodgers labourer
James Westbrooke butcher
John Wood/Leach shopman
Henry Rodgers boot & shoemaker
Richard Lowndes shoe maker
William Greenhough weaver
John Haywood weaver
Thomas Jones goldsmith
John Bennett stableman
John Bradshaw weaver
George Fisher servant
Thomas Hoffnell labourer
James Bennett hatter
Samuel Lees hatter
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