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Emigration to South Australia From England
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Unknown | Report | 3 Jan 2013 13:28 |
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Hi all, thanks for your answers. |
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Cherilyn | Report | 3 Jan 2013 02:21 |
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If you mean as a free settler, it is tricky as I believe a youth could travel alone or sometimes with an accompanying person who may or may not be a direct relative (eg servant, nursemaid, or extended family member). I have seen sisters travelling together aged 18, 21 with no apparent older relative etc...not sure there were hard and fast rules and it is difficult to say without a specific case. |
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KathleenBell | Report | 2 Jan 2013 22:19 |
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People were also transported to Australia around that time as a punishment and this would have happened to youngsters too (I think). |
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mgnv | Report | 2 Jan 2013 21:55 |
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21, obviously, otherwise you'ld be emigrating as a single youth or child. |
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ErikaH | Report | 2 Jan 2013 09:49 |
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Have you tried looking for info yourself by using google? |
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Unknown | Report | 2 Jan 2013 02:08 |
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Hi all, |
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