LADY PENRHYN
 
 
Sailed : 13 May 1787
Arrived : 26 Jan 1788
Departed : 7 May 1788
Route : Portsmouth - Teneriffe - Rio de Janeiro - The Cape - Sydney Cove (252days)
 
Built  : 1786 Thames
Size : 338 tons - 30 men 
 
Master : William Cropton Sever
First Mate : Nicholas Anstis
Second Mate : - Squires
Third Mate : Thomas Ball 
 : Thomas William Jenkinson - died at sea
Fourth Mate : Robert or James Holmes 
Surgeon : Arthur Bowes Smyth
Assistant Surgeon : John Turnpenny Altree
Quartermaster : Joseph Downey 
Boatswain : William Gunthorpe 
Steward : William Young
Cook : - Sisson 
Seamen : William Anderson 
 Joshua Bentley 
 William Bruce 
  Charles Clay 
 John Clements 
 William Curtis 
 Thomas Davis 
 Edward Dean 
 John Fisher 
  William Henderson 
 Henry Hill - deserted 
 William Marshall 
 Timothy Measures 
 William Mooring 
 Charles Roach  
 Phillip Shewing 
 William Sodwick 
 Joseph Theakston 
Boys : Richard Dawson 
 David Duncan 
 
Naval Lieutenant : John Watts
 
Marines : 
Captain : James Campbell
First Lieutenant : George Johnston
Second Lieutenant : William Collins
Privates (3) : Thomas Bromwell
 Henry Clements 
 John Colthread
 George Gunn 
 
Free Persons : James Smith - on speculation
 
Marine Children : James Duncan Campbell - 12 years
 James Colthread - 6 years
 Alexander John Ross - 9 years
 
Convict Children : Rosanna Abrahams - 1 year
 Joseph Bellamy - born at sea
 John Colepits - born at sea
 Frances Hannah Dalton - born at sea
  Mary Fowles - 5 years
 William Green - 1 year - died at sea
 Joseph Harrison - 15 years
 John Hart - 1 year
 Ann Higgins - 2 years
 Jane Jones - 8 years
 Henrietta Langley - born at sea
 Thomas Mitchell - died at sea
 Joshua Morton - born at sea
 Mary Mullins - 3 years
 Edward Parkinson - 3 years
 Mary Rosson (Lawson) - born at sea - died at sea
 Hugh Sandlin - 1 year - died at sea
 Edward Smith - 1 year
 William Tilley - born at sea
  Joseph Yates - born at sea
 
Convicts : 101 female

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