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There were 579 men convicts at Portsmouth and 543 at Port Jackson known as Sydney]
There was 193 Women convicts at Portsmouth and 189 At Port Jackson
Finally there was 14 children convicts at Portsmouth and 18 at Port Jackson
There was a total of about 160,000 during the period between 1788 and 1868 .
The majority of the 165,000 convicts transported to Australia were poor and stole for the money or food because if they didn't then their family would die of Starvation
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