David Batty (c.1777-1818) was sentenced to 7 years transportation at the Westminster Quarter Sessions, Middlesex, on 5 July 1787. He arrived at Sydney in October 1791 aboard the Albemarle as part of the Third Fleet. He was living with Mary Turner by 1794; they had four children.
Batty worked at various occupations. In 1801 he was recorded as a hatmaker, in 1806 as a self-employed gamekeeper, by 1809 he had 60 acres in the St George parish, and in 1814 he gave his occupation as fowler.
David Batty died on 3 December 1818 at Sydney.
'Batty, David (c. 1767–1818)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/batty-david-31000/text38369, accessed 11 September 2024.
c. 1767
3 December,
1818
(aged ~ 51)
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia