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About James Bryan Cullen
First Fleet ship Scarborough
Tried in Old Bailey, 2nd Middlesex Jury along with Eleanor Welch (he described her as his wife) for Theft: Simple Grand Larceny valued at 130 shillings. Eleanor was acquitted but James was sentenced to 7 years transportation to Africa. The African settlement was scrapped (due to the high mortality rate) while James was awaiting transportation. It was decided that the convicts would then be re-routed to Australia for the Grand Botany Bay Venture. He sailed on the 'Scarborough' (one of 11 ships in the First Fleet) leaving Portsmouth on May 13 1787 and arrived at Port Jackson on Jan 26 1788. Apr 6 1785, London, England
Name: James Cullin
- Baptism Date: 2 Jul 1742
- Parish: All Hallows London Wall
- County: London
- Borough: City of London
- Parent(s): Thomas Cullin,
- Elizabeth Cullin
- Record Type: Christening
- Register Type: Parish Register
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James Bryan Cullen's Timeline
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July 2, 1742
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London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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1742
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London, United Kingdom
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| 1796 |
July 16, 1796
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Norfolk Island, Australia
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1797
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Norfolk Island, Australia
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1798
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Norfolk Island, New South Wales, Australia
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1800
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Norfolk Island, Australia
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1805
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Norfolk Island
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| 1821 |
April 5, 1821
Age 79
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New Norfolk, Tasmania, Australia
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April 8, 1821
Age 79
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St David's Church cemetery, Hobart, Tasmania
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