Elizabeth Sarah Mitchell ^379,804,1218

   Another name for Elizabeth was Elizabeth Mitchell ^{803,1197,1201,1206,1219,1220,1221}.^,1222

  General Notes:

Elizabeth (Sarah) Mitchell, known as Betty Mitchell, was convicted on 6 March 1790 at the Assizes. Her crime was aiding and abetting in breaking into a dwelling in Studley, North Wiltshire, and the stealing of 5 cheeses and sundry other
articles. Though recorded details differ on this question, her trial was most likely at Salisbury. She was sentenced to 7 years transportation. Elizabeth was transported on the Mary Ann, arriving Sydney 9 July 1791.



Granted ticket of leave 1 March 1811.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Residence: NSW Australia. ¹²¹⁸

• Departure, Jan 1791. ¹²¹⁸

• Alt. Death, 24 Jun 1837, Castlereagh, NSW Australia.

• Arrival, 9 Jul 1791, NSW Australia. ^{1219,1220,1221,1222}

• Residence: Australia. ^{1197,1201,1206,1220,1221}

• Arrival, Jun 1792, NSW Australia. ^1201,1206

• Arrival: NSW Australia. ¹¹⁹⁷

• Alt. Birth, 1770. ¹²¹⁹

• Residence, 1828, Evan (Later Known As Castlereagh), NSW Australia. ¹²¹⁹

Elizabeth married James Wilson circa 1790. (James Wilson was born in 1765 in England UK and died in 1803 in Parramatta, Sydney, NSW Australia ⁸⁰⁵.)

Elizabeth next married Edward Field Snr, son of William Field and Unknown, on 20 Feb 1805 in St Johns Church, Parramatta, Sydney, NSW Australia.⁸⁰³ (Edward Field Snr was born in 1769 in Wiltshire England and died on 21 Jan 1826 in Castlereagh, NSW Australia.)