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Two of the convicts whose letters are examinined are half-brothers Richard Taylor and Simon Brown. Taylor was sentenced to ten years transporation on 6 April 1840 for receiving stolen goods and departed England on 10 July 1840 aboard the Eden. Brown was given a similar sentence in July 1849 for burglary. He was transported to the colonies the following year aboard the the David Clarke. Brown is known to have married in 1854 and spent some time in the Victorian goldfields. Taylor died in New South Wales on 7 January 1855.
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