" Boddingtons "

 Built 1781 on the Thames weight 331 tons

Sailed 15 02 1793 From  Cork trip of 173 Days   

Arrived Sydney 07 August 1793

125 Male & 20 Female Convicts 1 Death

Ships Master Robert Chalmers Ships Surgeon Richard Kent

Soldiers of the New South Wales Corps on board who may have stayed. Some where convicts who later enlisted.

Interesting to note many of the soldiers were recruited for Savoy Military Prison

• ANDERSON, Robert
• ANDERSON, Robert ex-convict enlisted Sydney Private 4/9/1797  transferred Sydney to the 1st / 73rd 24/4/1810
• BUTCHER John, Enlisted" Savoy Prison" England  Private 11/5/1792  Transfered 73rd Regiment 24/4/1810
• CLARK(E), William Enlisted "Savoy Prison" England 26/5/1792 Private . Died Sydney 27/4/1802
• CLAYTON Edward Enlisted" Savoy Prison" England 24/6/1792 Private  Died Sydney 5/6/1801
• HINDLE Joseph Enlisted "Savoy Prison" England Private Discharged Sydney 29/7/1802. Prior Military Service
• HUMPHRIES, Patrick
• HUGHES William ( 2 ) Enlisted" Savoy Prison" England  1793 Private Discharged Sydney 24/7/1798
• JEWISON, John . Enlisted "Savoy Prison" England  22/9/1792 Private Discharged Sydney Completed sentence 24/11/1794
• LUCAS James Hunt Enlisted England Ensign 16/5/1792 Died Norfolk Island 22/8/1800
• McBAIN Alexander Enlisted "Savoy Prison" England 26/5/1792 Private. Discharged 12/7/1799 Sydney Deserted in England 13/7/1792
• PORTER Samuel 2 Enlisted" Savoy Prison" England 15/8/179  Sergeant Transfered Veteran Company 24/10/1810
• SULLIVAN Daniel Enlisted" Savoy Prison" England    26/5/1792 Private Died   26/10/1796

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