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     Her married name was Terrill. Rachel Harmmarton married John Terrill. Rachel Harmmarton was born in 1848.

     Sarah Harmmarton was born in 1846.

     Her married name was Mackensie. Selena Harmmarton married Arthur Mackensie. Selena Harmmarton was born in 1851.

     Her married name was Marsden. Ann Harmsworth was born circa 1782 at Barkway, Hertfordshire, England, (or Wormford.) She married Samuel Marsden in 1800 at St Phillip's Church of England, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; NSW BDM Ref. V1800465 3A/1800. Ann Harmsworth died in 1825 at Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia.

     John Harmsworth was buried at St. Mathew's Church Cemetery, Rokeby, Tasmania, Australia. He was born on 1 December 1787 on the ship 'Prince of Wales' on route from England to Australia. He died on 21 September 1860 at Tasmania, Australia, at age 72.

     Thomas Harmsworth was born circa 1750 at Barkway, Hertfordshire, England. He served in The Royal Marines between December 1777 and 30 April 1788. He married Alice Ellis Mansfield on 25 January 1780 at Barkway, Hertfordshire, England. Thomas Harmsworth arrived at on the ship 'Prince of Wales' on 26 January 1788 from England. He died on 30 April 1788 at Hospital, Sydney Cove, New South Wales, Australia, Died on duty. He was buried circa 2 May 1788 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

     Thomas Harmsworth was born on 6 March 1784 at Wornford, Hampshire, England. He died on 25 February 1788 at Sydney Cove, New South Wales, Australia, at age 3. He was buried on 25 February 1788 at Sydney Cove, New South Wales, Australia.

     Her married name was Bellette. Convict Ann Harper was born in 1772 at Bristol, Bristol, England. She was on 24 September 1787 at Bristol, Bristol, England,Ann was selling grapes on Bristol Bridge with Alice Fidoe and Elizabeth Seine on 24/09/1787 when Margaret Williams, aged 13, told them that she knew where they could steal some silver in a house across the draw-bridge. The others waited outside whilst Williams stole a silver cream jug and 11 silver spoons from Mrs Clutson's house at 11 Denmark Street. They ran to Radcliff churchyard where they decided to sell some of the spoons to a man on Radcliff Hill and spend the money on victuals. Some of the spoons were given to James Seine, brother of Elizabeth, to sell. After Alice Fidoe made her confession, implicating Elizabeth Seine, Ann Harper and Margaret Williams they were tried at Bristol on 17/02/1788 and sentenced to transportation. In April 1788 Alice Fidoe was tried and found guilty of receiving bed tick stolen from a shop in Bristol by James Seine.

Surname: Harper

First Name: Ann

Age at Trail: 17

Married: Joseph Bellett

Place: Norfolk Island - NRF

Died: 1842 Van Diemen's Land. She arrived 3 July 1790 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia from Plymouth, England on the convict transport ship 'Lady Julianna'. She married Convict Jacob Bellette, son of John Bellette and Susannah Brown, on 5 November 1791 at Norfolk Island. Convict Ann Harper died on 10 September 1842 at Ralphs Bay, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. She was buried on 6 January 1843 at Rokeby, Van Diemen's Land, Australia.

     Her married name was (?) Kinch. (?) Harriet married David Kinch, son of Joseph Kinch and Jane Rodhise. (?) Harriet was born in 1838.

     Her married name was Hedges. Her married name was Morgan. Her married name was Honey. Harriett Tillman was born in 1800 at England. She arrived on the ship 'Harvey' on 1 May 1826 in Hobart, Van Diemen's Land, Australia. She died on 4 December 1863 at Liverpool Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.