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Wall, William (c. 1764–1821)

	Wall, William (c. 1764–1821)
Born	c. 1764 Oxford , Oxfordshire , England
Died	20 February, 1821 (aged ~ 57) Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	suicide
Cultural Heritage	English
Related Entries [View as tree]	Wall, Mary (wife) Brown, Grace (partner) Wall, Richard (son) Wall, Mary (daughter-in-law) Wall, Letitia (daughter-in-law) Wall, Jane (daughter-in-law)
Passenger Ship*	Alexander (1788) (convict)
Occupation*	convict (1788-1793) New South Wales, Australia convict administrator (1799-1805) New South Wales, Australia shop/store owner (1809-1821) New South Wales, Australia
Key Events*	First Fleet (1788) (convict) Waterloo Fund (1816) (subscriber)
Key Organisations*	Loyal Sydney Association (member, 1802-1821)
Key Places*	Ceres hulk (London) (convict, 1786-1787)
Social Issues*	domestic violence (perpetrator, 1821)
Convict Record	Crime: theft Sentence: 7 years

* Dates are approximate

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Wall, William (c. 1764–1821)