Agricultural labourers transported to Australia after the 1830s rural riots

Pre-transportation History

328: PEELING, Mark Oliver
Born:	about 1812	Died:
Family Relationships:
Group:	Greater East Anglia (Cambs, Hunts, Norfolk, Suffolk)
Where tried :	Essex County	Native Place:	Clacton Little, Essex
Occupation:	Labourer
Crime:	Breaking, entering and stealing	Sentence:	Life
Prior Offences:	?	*Hulk:	?
Order of Loading:	473	Transport:	Lord William Bentinck, to Van Dieme

Post-transportation History

*Police Number:
Times charged:	0	Times punished:	0
Granted Ticket of Leave:		Date of Pardon:	20 Sep 1843
Type of Pardon:	Conditional pardon
Post-sentence History:
Marriages:
Place of Death:
Mark Peeling and John Seaman were acquitted of charges relating to the Swing-riots but transported amongst the Swing-rioters after being convicted of other offences.

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Notes:

*Hulk Numbers
Four figure numbers refer to the York Hulk, others, the Leviathan.  No number means either unknown or not held in a hulk
*Police Number
This is shown when known.  In Van Diemens Land the initial letter was the first letter of the convicts surname.

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