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1790

June 14 adress from the Civil & Military on His Majestyies recovery
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it will be 2 years or nearly from the Period at which Land is granted before the grantees can maintain themselves

in Norfolk Isle a years support may be sufficient

an industrious convict was in Novr 1789 placd in a hut built for him with an acre of Land cleard & once turned up he says now that if another acre is cleard for him he shall support himself by January next but I doubt it other people may prove more intelligent but none can be more industrious

July 13 by the Surgeons List there are 418 persons under medical treatment, when the transports arrivd we had not 50 sick in the Colony the Convicts brought out were in wretched Condition

5   men who work with the axe building huts
1   Baker
1   cook
4   boys variously employed
1   assistant to the Provost Marshal
3   thatchers
1   servant to the Storekeeper
1   servant to assistant surgeon
4   overseers
25  Sick
113 clearing the ground
12   sawyers

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