Life Summary - Joseph Marshall

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Marshall, Joseph (c. 1754–1819)

	Marshall, Joseph (c. 1754–1819)
Born	c. 1754
Died	1 January, 1819 (aged ~ 65) Parramatta, Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Related Entries [View as tree]	Marshall, Elizabeth (wife) Elliott, Edward (business partner) Watson, Richard (criminal associate) Hyams, John (criminal associate) Dunstil, Joseph (criminal associate) Brien, Morgan (criminal associate) Bell, William (acquaintance) Hartley, Mary (crime victim)
Passenger Ship*	Scarborough (1788) (convict)
Occupation*	convict (1788-1800) New South Wales, Australia brick maker (1789-1790) New South Wales, Australia farmer (1794-1810) New South Wales, Australia labourer (1810-1818) New South Wales, Australia
Key Events*	First Fleet (1788) (convict)
Key Places*	Censor hulk (London) (convict, 1784-1787)
Social Issues*	criminal punishment (flogging, 1788) domestic violence (perpetrator, 1788) criminal punishment (flogging, 1795) rape (perpetrator, 1795)
Convict Record	Crime: receiving stolen goods Sentence: 14 years

* Dates are approximate

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Marshall, Joseph (c. 1754–1819)