Aylward, Phillip
Barnes, John
Blanchfied, Jas
Boardmore or Brown, Henry
Brown, John
Burley, William
Clemo, William
Cobbitt, Richard
Conolly, James
Cosker, Richard
Curtis, William
Doe, Ephraim
Donovan, John
Doran or Dorman, Alfred or Albert
Downes, Charles
Dumin or Dempsey, John
Dunn, William
Dwyer alias Kennedy, Michael
Finelly, John
Fleming, Thomas
Foley, James
Forster, William, aka Charles Brown
Funt, John
Garfith, or Garforth, Charles
Glasspoole, George
Gould, John
Grant, Patrick
Gregson, John , same photo for Phillips, Richard
Growsett, George
Hansbury, Martin
Harrison, James
Humphreys, William
Hunt, Nathan
Jones, William or Jones, James or Brocklehurst, James
Kelly, Thomas
Kelly, Thomas (same photo, date added to ship)
Kerswell, John
Killeen, Peter
Marsden, William
Martin, James
McCullum, Hugh
McKay or Ross, William
McNally, James
Merchant, John
Morgan, James
Murphy, John
Murphy, Michael
Neal, George
Nestor, John
Unidentified
Unidentified, although named as Harrison, per QVMAG ( see Kerr, 1992)
O'Brien, Stephen
O'Brien, John
Owens, Thomas
Page or Eales, Thomas
Page, James
Perry, Peter
Petts, Charles
Petts, Charles, same photo
Phillips, Richard
Piper, Emanuel
Ray, Edward
Roberts, Henry
Robinson, William
Robinson, George
Rosetta, Charles
Russell, William
Ryan, William
Sanders, James
Sanders, Thomas
Singleton, Henry alias Piches, Richard
Smith, Henry (see Crombie 2004)
Smith, William (verso at QVMAG shows T.J. Nevin studio stamp)
Steventon, Charles
Stormans, William as Yeomans at NLA
Todd, James
Tuck, Bewley
Turner, William
Walker, William
Welham, William (Willham)
West, Robert
White or Nutt, George
Whittaker, William
Williams, John
Wood, Alexander
Woodley, William
Smith, James
Martin
Gregson, John (wrong name) Phillips, Richard
Dumin, John alias Dempsey
Owens, Thomas or White, Howard
unidentified
Dwyer or Kennedy, Michael
Blanchfield, James
Jones, James, aka Jones ,William and James Brocklehurst
Stormans, William - see also Yeomans
Nutt or White, George
Williams, John (see full record)
Clemo (or Clems), William
Piper. Emanuel
Boardmore, Henry reconvicted as Henry Brown
Wood, Alexander, same photo as Brown or Boardmore, Henry reconvicted as Henry Brown
Garfith, Charles
Smith, William per Gilmore 3
Forster, William i.e. Brown, Charles (see blog)
Wellham, William
Singleton, Henry alias Richard Pinches i.e. Pincers
Harrison, Wm, see Kerr 1992. Unidentified in AOT db
Doran, Alfred
Smith, Henry (unnamed in AOT db, see Crombie 2004
Where these prisoner ID photographs by Nevin would have appeared at the AOT, had the original photo supplement to the Police Gazettes 1870s survived (or not been removed/ stolen etc).
Poster boys: mug shots by Nevin sourced from the Beattie Collection, QVMAG, with the incorrect title "The convicts of Port Arthur". They were photographed in the 1870s by Nevin when resentenced and imprisoned for new offences at the Hobart Gaol Supreme Court and Police Office Town Hall.
"Taken by Thomas Nevin" : webshot of first page of the State Library of Tasmania's display of 85 convict photographs by Thomas Nevin, one of Attorney-General W.R. Giblin
Hobart Gaol 1898: all prisoners who were sentenced for longer than 3 months were photographed by the Nevin brothers when they were transferred to the Hobart Gaol. Source: Cyclopedia of Tasmania 1898, p. 131
