Simon Taylor, a barque built in 1824 on the River Thames. brought 18 Parkhurst apprentices to Western Australia on August 1842; then after three months, St. George brought 92 Parkhurst apprentices to New Zealand.
Simon Taylor was a barque built in 1824 on the River Thames that transported assisted migrants to Western Australia. Two hundred and forty-two passengers disembarked, of which 219 were assisted migrants to Western Australia, and a further 18 were Parkhurst apprentices  these were juvenile criminals from the Isle of Wight who were transported to Western Australia but pardoned on arrival on the condition that they take up an apprenticeship with a local settler. Simon Taylor departed from London on 30 April 1842 and docked at Fremantle, Western Australia on 20 August. St George November 1842 92 New Zealand 
