Who was the oldest male convict aboard?

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2026-07-25 18:21

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The oldest male convict aboard the First Fleet, which transported the first group of convicts to Australia in 1788, was 62-year-old William H. The fleet carried a diverse group of convicts, but William H's age made him stand out among the prisoners, highlighting the varied backgrounds of those sent to the penal colony.

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