Elizabeth Thackery of Manchester, Lancashire was an English convict tried on May 4, 1786, and sentenced to seven years' transportion for the theft of five handkerchiefs to a value of one shilling.[1] She is the last-known female Survivor of the First Fleet, and is said to have been the first ashore at botany Bay when she arrived on January 26 1788 on the Charlotte. This would make her the first white woman to set foot on Australia. After conviction, she was sent to the hulk Dunkirk.[citation needed] She left England on the convict transport Friendship in May 1787. She was about 20 at the time. She was placed in irons a number of times during the voyage. After arriving in Australia, she received 25 lashes on July 14, 1791 for coming in from her settlement without permission. She lived for a while with James Dodding and subsequently made her way to van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) on the Porpoise.[citation needed] There she married Samuel King. They settled in the Derwent Valley. There is a headstone to a "Betty King" in the churchyard of Magra, Tasmania (3 km north of New Norfolk), who was buried August 6, 1856, aged 93.[2]
Kay Thackery died on October 1, 2002, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Kay Thackery was born on May 15, 1899, in USA.
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Jimmy Thackery was born on May 19, 1953, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
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She became famous for the work that she did. People all around began to recognize her name after all of her work.
Bud Thackery went by Buddy.
Elizabeth Thackery gained fame as a prominent figure in the world of art, particularly known for her unique style and contributions to contemporary painting. Her work often explores themes of identity and emotion, resonating with a wide audience and earning her recognition in various art exhibitions. Thackery's ability to blend traditional techniques with modern concepts has set her apart, allowing her to establish a significant presence in the art community. Additionally, her participation in art festivals and collaborations with other artists has further amplified her visibility and acclaim.
The last survived from 1788 until 1856 Elizabeth Thackery 89 years.
Kay Thackery's birth name is Winfrid Kay Thackrey.
Kay Thackery died on October 1, 2002, in Los Angeles, California, USA.