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John Caesar

John Caesar (c. 1763 – 15 February 1796), nicknamed "Black Caesar", was a convict and one of the first people from the African continent to arrive in Australia. He is considered to be the first Australian bushranger.

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Born
c. 1763 Madagascar
Children
Mary Anne Fisher Power
Convictions
Theft (1786) Theft (1789)
Criminal penalty
Transportation – 7 years Transportation – life
Died
15 February 1796(1796-02-15) (aged 32–33) Liberty Plains, Colony of New South Wales, Australia
Other name
Black Caesar

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Early life

Transportation to Australia

Convict life

Legacy

In popular culture

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John Caesar

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples33
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
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John Caesar

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related to Early life · 23
John Caesar → American Revolutionary War, Black Loyalists, Book, British, By, Caesar, Deptford, Early, England, He, Historian Cassandra Pybus, In, It, Madagascar, Malagasy, Negroes, North America, South Carolina, Spithead, St Paul
related to External links · 4
John Caesar → Black Caesar, CAESAR, The, Wollongong First Fleet
Born · 1
John Caesar → c. 1763 Madagascar
Children · 1
John Caesar → Mary Anne Fisher Power
Convictions · 1
John Caesar → Theft (1786) Theft (1789)
Criminal penalty · 1
John Caesar → Transportation – 7 years Transportation – life
Died · 1
John Caesar → 15 February 1796(1796-02-15) (aged 32–33) Liberty Plains, Colony of New South Wales, Australia
Other name · 1
John Caesar → Black Caesar

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John CaesarBornc. 1763 Madagascar1.00infobox
John CaesarChildrenMary Anne Fisher Power1.00infobox
John CaesarConvictionsTheft (1786) Theft (1789)1.00infobox
John CaesarCriminal penaltyTransportation – 7 years Transportation – life1.00infobox
John CaesarDied15 February 1796(1796-02-15) (aged 32–33) Liberty Plains, Colony of New South Wales, Australia1.00infobox
John CaesarOther nameBlack Caesar1.00infobox
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeEarly0.60section
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeWest Indies0.60section
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeMadagascar0.60section
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeThe0.60section
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeCaesar0.60section
John Caesarrelated to Early lifeVirginia0.60section

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