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209020
Surname: -
First Name: -
Ship: Boadicea 1836
Date: 6 February 1836
Place: Hobart
Source: Bents News and Tasmanian Three-Penny Register
Details: Shipping - arrived the barque Boadicea, 472 tons, from London, 1 October, Captain Wright, with a cargo of sundries. Passengers Mr. Thompson, Deputy Inspector of Hospital, Mrs. Thompson, four children and 216 free females
209021
Surname: -
First Name: -
Ship: Boadicea 1836
Date: 3 March 1836
Place: -
Source: The Colonist
Details: We noticed last week, under the head of Shipping Intelligence, the arrival of the Boadicea with another freight of the unfortunate victims of the Emigration Committee. This, from all we can learn, is the worst cargo for the colony that Mr. Marshall ever sent out. Of the 260, there are 160 below sixteen years of age ; and, dreadful to relate, many of them were so young so utterly helpless and useless in this colony, that the Government have found it necessary to send some forty or fifty of them to the Orphan School as a present asylum ; the remainder were sent to a house at the upper end of Campbell Street, hired for the purpose by the Government.
136935
Surname: Jacob
First Name: Mrs. Vickers (Vicars)
Ship: Boadicea 1836
Date: 1836 20 October
Place: Hobart
Source: SH
Details: Relict of the late Vickers Jacob, formerly of the colony. Mr. Jacob was about to embark with his family on the Boadicea at Calcutta, but was carried off by a fever prior to sailing. Mrs. Jacob lived only to convey her four children to Hobart
209022
Surname: Mason
First Name: Eliza
Ship: Boadicea 1836
Date: 14 January 1861
Place: Maitland gaol
Source: Ancestry.com. New South Wales, Australia, Gaol Description and Entrance Books, 1818-1930
Details: Eliza Mason, servant from Dublin. Admitted to Maitland gaol from Raymond Terrace. Sentenced to 1 month imprisonment in default of paying 3 pounds