The Hatch and Brood of Time: A Study of the First Generation of Native-born White Australians, 1788-1828, Volume 1

age group agricultural Appendix applied apprenticed apprentices apprenticeships arrived as convicts assumptions attitudes Australian Bathurst Bigge born Botany Bay boys Brisbane Britain British brother came-free carpenter Catholic Census cent civil condition colonial children colonial society colonial women Constable contemporary convict labour convict women crimes criminal Cumberland Plain daughters described district Elizabeth emancipists employed England evidence ex-convict example experiences farm farmers father female free settlers George Governor Governor Brisbane Hunter husband ibid immigrant influence James John John Macarthur King lads land grants landholders life-styles lived London Lower Portland Macarthur Macquarie male marriage married Marsden Mary master mother native native-born native-born girls nature occupation Orphan School pardon parentage parents Parramatta penal colony Pitt Town received rural Samuel Marsden seamen sentence servants settlement ships Simeon Lord sixty acres skilled sons South Wales Corps Sydney Gazette Thomas trade tradesmen transported Van Diemen's Land voyage wife William wives woman