Part B.

Part B.

Where to next? Choices, choices, choices.

RESEARCH

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GRANT

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 Research  - Part B

29. RESEARCH Part B - A story of Thomas and Ann Peters.

30. RESEARCH Part B - Thomas Peters is transported for the term of his natural life

31. RESEARCH Part B - Mary Ann Peters accompanied her convict husband

32. RESEARCH Part B - 1803 Thomas, Mary Ann, & Elizabeth (2yrs) came to Port Phillip aboard the Calcutta

33. RESEARCH Part B - 1804 Peters family transferred to Van Diemen’s Land & Martha is born

34. RESEARCH Part B - 1805 Hobart Town: Mary Peters receives a Land Grant on New Town Rivulet

35. RESEARCH Part B - 1806 & 1807 The Peters have a farm with 4 cattle 2 sheep & a goat.

36. RESEARCH Part B - 1808 - 1812 Hobart Town: Martha dies, Thomas is pardoned, & 3 babies are born.

37. RESEARCH Part B - 1814 Hobart Town: Property deals, Horse races & a baby.

38. RESEARCH Part B - 1815 - 1816 Hobart Town: A juror, a boat race, supplying wheat & meat + 8th child

39. RESEARCH Part B - 1817 Hobart Town & York Plains: Thomas Peters receives a Land Grant

40. RESEARCH Part B - 1817 Hobart Town & Bagdad:  the Duke of York & Baker’s farm 

41. RESEARCH Part B - 1817 Hobart Town,York Plains, Bagdad & Tarrets’s farm 

42. RESEARCH Part B - 1817 Hobart Town & Bagdad: Education, an executor, & stock moved from Herdsman’s Cove.

43. RESEARCH Part B - 1818 Hobart: A heavy cart and a ferry accident 

44. RESEARCH Part B -  1818 Hobart: A court case, a house for sale. & Elizabeth marries George Armytage

45. RESEARCH Part B - 1818 Hobart: Stock on Birch’s land + Kickerterpoller & the Friendly Missions

46. RESEARCH Part B - 1819 Hobart: Rents to Supreme court & Mary Ann Peters (nee Hews) dies aged 39

47. RESEARCH Part B - 1819 - 1821 Hobart: Found guilty of ‘contumacious conduct in court’.

48. RESEARCH Part B - 1824 - 1829 Bagdad: Louisa marries John Hayes & Charlotte marries Francis Flexmore

49. RESEARCH Part B - 1830 Tasmania: The Black Line.

50. RESEARCH Part B -  Nov 1930 Many Aborigines slip through the Black Line and the Peters house is raided.

51. RESEARCH Part B - 1830 Bagdad: As the Black Line advances settlers houses are attacked

52. RESEARCH Part B - 1830 Bagdad: Sophia Peters (16) and Ann Peters (14) are speared & Ann dies of her wounds.

53. RESEARCH Part B - 1830 - Following the Tasmania Wars the surviving traditional owners are rounded up

54. RESEARCH Part B - 1831 - 1839 Bagdad: Mary Ann Peters & Sophia Matilda Peters both got married,

55. RESEARCH Part B - 1839 Bagdad Thomas Peters dies 

56. RESEARCH Part B - The 8 Children and 48 Grandchildren of Thomas & Mary Ann Peters

57. RESEARCH Part B - A Story of Thomas Peters and ‘the Brady Gang’ 

58. RESEARCH Part B - Where to next? Choices, choices, choices.

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