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vast amount of information contained within the sites.

FifthFleet - Displaced Persons from Germany to Australia 1946-1954
Magnificent site just added September 19, 2008. A Must-See site!

Bruce Fairhall's Home Page
Welcome to the Mayberry Home Page
Lesley Uebel's Claim-A-Convict: Irish Convicts & Exiles
Welcome to Our Home Pages
Peter Hodge's Genealogy
Western Australian Genealogical Society Inc.
Welcome to the Home Page of Joan O'Donovan
Gold Coast Genealogy - Indices (2 items)
Welcome to a Homepage for the Descendants of John Turnbull and Ann Warr.
Dead Person's Society, Perth, Western Australia
Graham Jaunay's AUSNZ Passenger Lists
Peter Larson's Convictions: Passenger and Convict Lists
Convictions Web Site

AUSTRALIA ARRIVALS DATABASES FOLLOW
Fifth Fleet (off site link for DP's from Germany to Australian ports)
The Fifth Fleet is the name that I, (Ann Tündern-Smith), have given to the ships which, chartered by the International Refugee Organization (IRO), brought about 164,100 Displaced Persons from Germany to Australia after World War II, between 1947 and 1951.

The IRO placed groups of Displaced Persons with escorts on other ships during 1948-51, like the Derna voyage which arrived in Melbourne in November 1948. More came by ship and air during 1952-54. There was a total movement of 182,159 people up to the end of 1951--more than the number of convicts sent to Australia in the first 80 years of our modern history.
- excerpt from Fifthfleet.net homepage - belonging to Ann Tündern-Smith.

Bruce Fairhall's Home Page
Maitland, departed Gravesend, England, 24 June 1838, and arrived in Sydney, Australia, 6 November 1838.

Welcome to the Mayberry Home Page
List of Ships and Some Passenger Lists Transporting Convicts to New South Wales, Australia
DEPARTURES:
1791-1820
All Ireland

Lesley Uebel's Claim-A-Convict: Irish Convicts & Exiles
DEPARTURES:
1813-1820
Cork, Ireland
Ireland
Unknown port

Peter Hodge's Genealogy
DEPARTURES:
1843, 1850 & 1852
Falmouth, England
Plymouth, England
Gravesend, England

Western Australian Genealogical Society Inc.
DEPARTURES:
all 1829
England
Portsmouth, England
London, England
Rio de Janeiro
Plymouth, England
Puerto Plato
Santiago
Derwent River, Hobart Town, Tasmania
Bombay, India
Cape of Good Hope

Dead Person's Society, Perth, Western Australia
DEPARTURES
1829-1889
Chatham, England
London, England
Portsmouth, England
Liverpool, England
Torbay, England
Plymouth, England
Kingstown, Ireland
Calcutta, India
Bombay, India
Madra, India
Singapore

Graham Jaunay's AUSNZ PassengerLists
DEPARTURES
1788-1955
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Plymouth, England
Unknown Port

Peter Larson's Convictions: Passenger and Convict Lists
DEPARTURES:
1787-1884
London, England
Liverpool, England
Plymouth, England
Portsmouth, England
Greenock, England
Londonderry, Ireland
Cork, Ireland
Porcher, South Australia, Australia,
New York City, New York
Georgetown, Queensland, Australia
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia
Hobart Town, Tasmania, Australia
Western Australia
Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia
Port Nicholson, Australia
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Auckland Islands, New Zealand
Boyd Town, Twofold Bay, New Zealand
Bluff, New Zealand
Bombay, India
Calcutta, India
India
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Unknown ports

Convictions Web Site
Australian shipping 1788-1968
Contains shipping and passenger information for Australia and, to a lesser extent, New Zealand.
Arrival and departure details, where possible, background information is also provided.
Contains around 60,000 shipping movements and more than 60,000 passenger entries, with the shipping information starting at 1788 and going through to 1968.

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