Life Summary - Barnard Walford

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Walford, Barnard (1768–1828)

	Walford, Barnard (1768–1828)
Born	1768 Vienna , Austria
Died	20 September, 1828 (aged ~ 60) Hobart , Tasmania , Australia
Cultural Heritage	Austrian
Religious Influence	Jewish
Related Entries [View as tree]	Walford, Jane (partner) Sparke, Mary Ann (daughter) Murdoch, Rebecca (daughter) Long, Isabella (daughter) Walford, Benjamin (son) Walford, Sarah (daughter-in-law) Simons, John (son-in-law) Williamson, William (son-in-law) Long, William (son-in-law) Sparke, John (son-in-law) Simons, Rebekah (granddaughter) Rundle, Mary Ann (granddaughter) Hannam, Harriet Jane (granddaughter) Simons, John Walford (grandson) Sparke, Edward Joseph (grandson)
Passenger Ship*	Active (1791) (convict)
Occupation*	convict (1791-1796) New South Wales, Australia convict (1796-1797) Norfolk Island, Australia farmer (1797-1807) Norfolk Island, Australia farmer (1807-1820) Tasmania, Australia publican (1820-1828) Tasmania, Australia
Key Events*	Third Fleet (1791) (convict)
Maps*	Map of the Settlements on and near the Derwent River, Van Diemen's Land 1819, G W Evans (location)
Convict Record	Crime: theft Sentence: 7 years

* Dates are approximate

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Walford, Barnard (1768–1828)