The following women received a sentence of transportation but for reasons of age, health, incorrect sentencing, death in jail or lack of suitable jail accommodation or transport vessels remained in England and were never transported.

Click to go to an individual Lancastrian female convict’s page. Where two or more women share the same name, their year of conviction will follow.

Adlard, Mary

Allsop, Margaret

Aspden, Mary

Bancroft, Mary

Barlow, Ann

Beard, Eliza

Binns, Esther

Blackburne, Elizabeth

Blewer, Maria

Booth, Margaret

Boyle, Ann

Boys, Margaret

Brown, Nanny

Burns, Mary

Byrn, Mary

Cheetham, Mary

Clarkson, Elizabeth

Collins, Ann

Crawley, Mary

Cullen, Elizabeth

Davies, Jemima

Davies, Mary

Delves, Ellen

Edwards, Margaret

Elliot, Ann

Ellison, Martha

Embly, Alice

Evans, Catherine

Farrol, Bridget

Forshaw, Catherine

Gill, Margaret

Griffiths, Martha

Grimes, Mary

Haigh, Phoebe

Hamlet, Mary

Harling, Mary

Harris, Mary

Horrocks, Margaret

Jenkinson, Alice

Jennison, Jane

Johnson, Sarah

Jones, Ann

Jones, Dorothy

Jones, Margaret

Kearsley, Elizabeth

Kelly, Ann

Kelly, Margaret

Kirkman, Ann

Kitchen, Jane

Lord, Ann

Lyons, Mary

Marland, Alice

Marsh, Peggy

McCarthy, Ellen

McGough, Margaret

McLaren, Martha

Mitton, Margaret

Moore, Eleanor

Moreland, Mary

Morris, Mary

Naylor, Dorothy

Owens, Ann

Parry, Phoebe

Pennington, Martha

Penrhyn, Margaret

Price, Charlotte

Price, Mary

Pritchard, Ann

Quinn, Mary Ann

Riley, Elizabeth

Riley, Millicent

Ryley, Ellen

Roberts, Sarah

Robinson, Elizabeth

Rowcroft, Elizabeth

Royle, Jane

Sanders, Ann

Simpson, Margaret

Singleton, Jane

Smedley, Alice

Smith, Ann

Spencer, Ann

Stott, Ann

Sutton, Martha

Thacker, Mary Ann

Thomas, Mary

Tomlinson, Hannah

Travis, Catherine

Walker, Mary (1800)

Walker, Mary (1821)

Williams, Betty

Williams, Margaret

Williams, Mary

Williamson, Mary

Woods, Catherine

Wright, Ann

Wynne, Clarissa