LADY SHORE
 
 
Sailed : 22 Apr 1797
Mutiny : 1 Aug 1797
Route : Portsmouth - Rio de Janeiro (101 days)
 
Built : 1794 Calcutta
Size : 482 tons 
 
Master  : James Willcocks
First Mate : Robert Lambert
Second Mate : Simon Murchison
Third Mate : Gerard Drummond
Purser : John Black
Surgeon : Charles Fyffe
Carpenter : Thomas Millard
Boatswain  : Robert Watson
Gunner : Charles Barbass
Cooper : James Messenger
Steward : William Lewis
Helmsman : Estoban Rousselot
Seamen : David Bennett
 Michael Cunningham
 John Currey
 George Davis
 Jean-Baptiste D'Escala
 George Drinkald
 Thomas Guyer
 William Hughes
  John Lloyd
 Richard Morrison
 Michael Newman
 Juan Pablo Perefert
 Jean Prevot (mutineer - murdered the master)
 Thomas Smith
  Alexander Williams
Ships Boys : Richard Godfrey
 Michael Richards
 William Thorpe
 
Named Military : detachment of New South Wales Corps 
Lieutenant : William Minchin (& Adjutant) *
Ensigns : William Prater
 - Crofton (left ship before departure)
Sergeants : Richard Barnes * 
 Thomas Hughes (Dublin) *
 William Murphy (Dublin)
Corporals : Edward Jones
 George Morrison *
 John Spice (Germany) +
 Nicholas Thierry (Paris, France) #
Privates : William Bacon
 John Badley (England)
 William Barr
 Abraham Blake
 John Buckland (England)
 Thomas Burgess
 John Brown (Cambridge, England)
 John Brown (negro) #(2)?
 John Church (England) #?
 James Conden (Ireland) # %
 James Couch
 Louis Crepon (Hesse-Cassel, Germany) #
 William Crosier
 Samuel Crump
 Zach Daley
 Thomas Daniels
 Christopher Delahaye (France) #
 Joseph Delis (Bordeaux, France) #
 Andrew Devaling (Charleston, United States) #(2) %
 James Drew
 Robert Dudson (Lancashire)
 David Giles
 David Green (Ireland)
 George Hensen
  John Harding
 Joseph Hartlett
 James Hill
 Joseph Hobday (England)
 James Hoy
 Charles Hunter @
 Thomas Jew (London) +
 John Johnstone
 Daniel Johns
 Joseph Keating (Dublin, Ireland)
 William Keating (Dublin, Ireland) #(2)
 John Kellan or Kealing (Ireland) #? %
 Patrick Kelly (Ireland) # %
 George Kingsbury (Dublin, Ireland)
 Louis Legache (Rouen, France) #
 Gabriel Jean Le Maillot (Pontarlier, Doubs, France) #
 Andre Leriche (Monteaux, France) #
 Charles Lipscomb
 Conrad Locher (Zurich, Switzerland) #
 James Lurton (Lancashire)
  Patrick Lynch (Ireland) # %
 Rene Mallicote (St Vincente, France) #
 Cristobal Martinez al Christopher Greville (Puerto Rico) #
 Patrick McGinnis (Ireland) #?
 James McLeod
 John Monds
 Richard Morgan
 John Morris
 James New (New York, United States) #(2) %
 William Norton 
 John Parsons
 Samuel Pyott (Staffordshire) #?
 Michael Sheridan (Ireland) #?
 Andrew Sim (Perth, Scotland)
 Flanigan Ward (Ballybay, Ireland) +
 William Webb (Brentford, Middlesex)
 James Robert Welsh
 John Wills al Mills (Clownish Ireland)
 John Wolfe (Saxony, Germany) #
 John Yarroll
 Thomas Younger (England)
Drummers : - Cook
 - Buckock
 Edward Eagles +
 
Soldiers Wives (12) : Ann Minchin ux Lieutenant Minchin
 Hannah Barnes ux Sergeant Barnes
  Frances Hughes ux Sergeant Hughes
 Mary Jones ux Corporal Jones
 Mary Morrison ux Corporal Morrison
 Ann Jew ux Private Jew
 Elizabeth Keating ux Private Keating
 - Welsh ux Private Welsh
 + four wives of former Savoy prisoners
 
Soldier Children(11): Margaret Hughes - 7 years - child of Sergeant Hughes
 + son of Sergeant Hughes
  + one child of Private Welsh - born at sea
 + two children of former Savoy prisoners
 
Free Persons : Thomas Morrison
 Mrs Morrison ux Thomas
 + two children 
 
Convicts  : 68 (2 male )(66 female)
 
# mutineers
% ex Savoy prisoner
* arrived aboard 'Royal Admiral' 1800
+ arrived aboard 'Duke of Portland' 1807
@ arrived aboard 'Admiral Gambier' 1808

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