List of people legally executed in Australia

Aboriginal society for millennia had the death penalty as a punishment, inflicted directly or through sorcery or incantation.^[1]

The first executions under European law were on 2 October 1629, of mutineers of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship Batavia on Long Island in the Houtman Abrolhos of Western Australia.^[2]

Following the arrival of the First Fleet, Thomas Barrett was the first person executed in Australia under British law.

State boundaries have changed during Australia's history. For the purpose of this article, the executions listed below are divided geographically according to state and territory boundaries as they have existed since 1989.

New South Wales

• Thomas Barrett - 27 February 1788 - Barrett was hanged for stealing or conspiring to steal from government stores. He was the first person hanged in the colony of New South Wales.
• John Bennett - 2 May 1788 - A 20-year-old convict who was publicly hanged at Sydney Cove for theft.
• Samuel Payton - 25 June 1788 - A 20-year-old convict and stonemason hanged for stealing shirts, stockings and combs.
• Edward Corbett - June or July 1788 - Hanged in Sydney for the theft of a smock.
• James Daly - December 1788 - Hanged in Sydney for theft of a handkerchief from a fellow convict using force and arms.
• George Mitton - 1788 - Hanged in Parramatta for robbery.
• James Baker - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• James Brown - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• Richard Lukes - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• Thomas Jones - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• Luke Haynes - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• Richard Askew - 27 March 1789 - One of six Royal Marines hanged at Sydney Cove for theft of government stores.
• Anne Davis - 23 November 1789 - A 30-year-old convict, she was hanged for theft at Sydney Cove. She was the first woman hanged in Australia.
• Thomas Sanderson - 1789 early 1790 - Convicted of stealing with force of arms flour, beef, pork, associated chattels and goods from Thomas Steel and Joseph Bishop. He was hanged in Sydney.
• William Chafe - 20 April 1790 - Convicted of burglary of the house of James Sunnyhill in Sydney Cove he was hanged in Sydney.
• Hugh Low - 24 August 1790 - Hanged in Sydney for sheep stealing. He had behaved with merit during the shipwreck of the Guardian a letter of pardon arrived from His Majesty 12 months after his execution. shipwreck of the Guardian
• William Harris - 28 October 1790 - Broke into a house in Rose Hill and assaulted one of the occupants, stole three pounds of beef and one pound of flour, a frock and a book. He was publicly hanged at Rose Hill.
• Edward Wildblood - 28 October 1790 - A co-offender with the aforementioned William Harris, he was convicted of breaking into a house in Rose Hill, assaulting one of the occupants and stealing three pounds of beef and one pound of flour, a frock and a book. He was publicly hanged at Rose Hill.
• James Chapman - 28 July 1791 - Convicted of breaking into the house of John Patree and stealing a shirt. Hanged in Sydney.
• James Collington - 8 February 1792 - Broke into the hut of the baker John Campbell and stole bread, flour and a check apron. At the hanging tree he addressed the assembled convicts before his execution, warning them to avoid the path he had pursued; but said, that he was induced by hunger to commit the crime for which he suffered. He was hanged in Sydney.
• John Crowe - 10 December 1793 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• John Hemming - July 1794 - Convicted of burglarising the house of Robert Spriggs in Wyong, he was hanged in Sydney.
• Archibald Macdonald - Hanged for burglary.
• John Bevan - 6 October 1794 - A convict with a reputation for criminal activity within the colony, he was convicted of burglarising the house of William Fielder in Sydney at 2am on 25 September 1794. He was hanged in Sydney.
• John Hill - 16 October 1794 - Convicted of murder in the course of robbery. He fatally stabbed Simon Burn in the left side of the chest at Parramatta and he was hanged in Sydney.
• William Smith - 16 November 1795 - Hanged in Sydney for burglarising the house of William Parrish at Prospect Hill.
• John Fenlow - 8 August 1796 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of David Lane.
• Matthew M'Nally - November 1796 - Hanged for robbery of the stores.
• Francis Morgan - 30 November 1796 - Hanged in Sydney for the brutal murder of Simon Raven. Following his execution his body was hung in chains (gibbeting) on Pinchgut Island in Sydney Harbour. His skeleton was still hanging there four years after his execution.
• Thomas Doyle - 8 December 1796 - Hanged at Parramatta for burglary.
• John Lawer - 8 December 1796 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• Martin McEwan - 8 December 1796 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• Samuel Mobbs - 16 March 1797 - Hanged for burglary.
• Johnathan Boroughbridge - April 1798 - Hanged in Sydney for piracy after he and accomplices stole two boats with the intent of escaping the colony.
• Michael Gibson - April 1798 - Hanged in Sydney for piracy after he and accomplices stole two boats with the intent of escaping the colony.
• John Rayner - 31 July 1798 - Hanged in Sydney after being convicted of two spirit counts of burglary.
• James Reece - 8 February 1799 - Hanged for bestiality, tried to cut his own throat on the morning of his execution.
• Samuel Wright - February 1799 - Hanged for burglary.
• Simon Taylor - 20 May 1799 - Hanged at Parramatta for the murder of his wife Anne Tayor.
• Thomas Jones - 6 July 1799 - A soldier in the NSW Corps, he was convicted of the murder of missionary Samuel Clode in the brickfields. He had owed the missionary some money but when the man came to collect he was murdered by Jones with his wife and two neighbours as accomplices. Clode was stabbed, his throat cut and his skull fractured with an axe. Thomas Jones' house was pulled down and burned on orders of the governor, the gallows were erected on this site and he and his accomplices were hanged, Jones' body was later hung in chains (gibbeting).
• Elizabeth Jones - 6 July 1799 - Wife of Samuel Jones. She was hanged for her part in the murder of missionary Samuel Clode at the brickfields in Sydney. After being hanged her body was handed over for surgical dissection.
• William Elberry - 6 July 1799 - Hanged for his part in the murder of Samuel Clode, executed where the murder took place then hung in chains (gibbeting).
• Richard Weston - May or June 1800 - Hanged at Parramatta for vagrancy and theft.
• John Hardy - 2 June 1800 - Hanged for vagrancy and theft.
• William Meredeth - 4 July 1800 - Hanged in Sydney for escaping from custody.
• Thomas Thompson - 4 July 1800 - Hanged in Sydney for forgery.
• William Jones - March 1803 - Hanged for robbing Thomas Harley, a settler from Prospect.
• Laughlan Doyle - 14 March 1803 - Hanged in Sydney for robbery.
• John Linch - March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• John Francis Morgan - March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• Patrick Ross - March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• Thomas Shanks - March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• Michael Wollaghan - March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• Laurence Dempsey - 19 March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• Patrick Gannon - 22 March 1803 - Hanged at Castle Hill for rape, attempted murder and robbery.
• Francis Simpson - 22 March 1803 - Hanged along with Patrick Gannon at Castle Hill for robbery.
• Timothy Mulch - 25 March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• John Brown - 26 March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• James Connors - 26 March 1803 - Feloniously entered the house of Thomas Neal of Richmond Hill.
• James Lynch - 20 September 1803 - Entered the house of Samuel Phelps at Hawkesbury and knocked him down, binding his hands and feet and robbing him. Hanged at Castle Hill.
• James Tracey - 28 September 1803 - Entered the house of Samuel Phelps at Hawkesbury and knocked him down, binding his hands and feet and robbing him. Hanged at Castle Hill.
• Thomas (the elder) McLaughlane - 7 October 1803 - Hanged at Hawkesbury. Details of the offence unknown.
• Charles Crump - 20 February 1804 - Hanged in Sydney for the theft of 9 pieces of chintzes and printed calicoes from William Tough in Sydney Cove.
• Phillip Cunningham - 5 March 1804 - Convict, leader of the Castle Hill Rebellion summary execution by hanging on the steps of the government storehouse at Greenhills (today's Windsor).
• Charles Hill - 8 March 1804 - Freeman who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at Parramatta.
• Samuel Hughs - 8 March - 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at Parramatta.
• Samuel Hume - 8 March 1804 - Convict, a principle and informant who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion executed at Parramatta, then hung in chains (gibbeting)
• John Place - 8 March 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at Parramatta.
• William Johnson - 9 March 1804 - Convict, a principle along with Phillip Cunningham participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion executed at Castle Hill, then hung in chains (gibbeting).
• John Neal - 9 March 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at the Government Farm, Castle Hill
• George Harrington - 9 March 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at the Government Farm, Castle Hill
• John Brannan - 10 March 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at Sydney.
• Timothy Hogan - 10 March 1804 - Convict who participated in the Castle Hill Rebellion hanged at Sydney.
• James Bevan - 21 May 1804 - Hanged in Sydney for the rape of 8-year-old Elizabeth Douglas.
• John Green - 18 November 1804 - Hanged in Sydney for rape.
• James Lovell - 22 February 1805 - Hanged for forging and uttering.
• William Millar - 30 September 1805 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of Bridget Kean at Hawkesbury.
• Herbert Keeling - 28 April 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for forging and uttering two promissory notes purporting to be drawn by Henry Kable.
• James Dabbs - 16 May 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• Patrick McDermot - 19 May 1806 - Burglarised the house of Mr M Pearce at Seven Hills and stole clothing items. Hanged at Parramatta.
• George Holland - 11 October 1806 - Hanged for breaking into the house of Laughlane Gallighcoghan at Parramatta and stealing 10 shillings, he assaulted the occupant of the home described as a "feeble old man".
• William Organ - 11 October 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing nine sheep from his employer John Palmer.
• Joseph Moreton - 27 November 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• William Mason - 27 November 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for breaking and entering the house of John Prosser and stealing a cart and an article of clothing.
• Dennis Kaneen - 27 November 1806 - Hanged for breaking into the house of James Hogsen and stealing 6 bushels of maize, some meat, sugar and a copper coin amounting to 9 shilling and three pence.
• John Murphey - 27 November 1806 - Hanged for breaking and entering the house of Michael Connor at North Boundary. Hanged in Sydney.
• William Page - 15 December 1806 - Burglarised the house of William Tracey at Fennel Farm.
• Abraham Smith - 15 December 1806 - Burglarised the house of William Tracey at Fennel Farm.
• James Halfpenny - 17 December 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for bush ranging and theft of livestock, four muskets and a chest.
• Stephen Halfpenny - 17 December 1806 - Hanged in Sydney for bush ranging and theft of livestock, four muskets and a chest.
• John Kenny - 24 January 1807 - Hanged and gibbetted at the scene of the crime in Parramatta for the murder of Mary Smith.
• William Poxam - 4 April 1807 - Hanged for sheep stealing.
• John Hughes - 4 April 1807 - Entered the house of Edward Redmond and stole a chest containing cash, bills and other property.
• Joseph Eades - 3 July 1807 - Hanged in Sydney for robbing a cart of alcohol and clothing items.
• John Higgins - 3 July 1807 - Hanged in Sydney for robbing a cart of alcohol and clothing items.
• William Morgan - 3 July 1807 - Hanged in Sydney for robbing a cart of alcohol and clothing items.
• Robert Murray - 3 July 1807 - Hanged in Sydney for sheep steeling from the property of Mr. James Larratts.
• Benjamin Yeates - 3 July 1807 - Hanged in Sydney for sheep steeling from the property of Mr. James Larratts.
• John Brown - 30 May 1808 - A convict who escaped from custody and remained at large in the Tasmanian wilderness for some 20 months. During this time, with John Lemon (Lemon was shot dead while resisting capture) he was involved in the murder of three soldiers, Corporal John Curry, Private Robert Grindstone and Private James Daniels. For his involvement in the crimes Brown was transported from Tasmania to Sydney to stand trial. He was hanged in Sydney, his body was then dissected and hung in chains.
• Alexander Wilson (alias Charles Boyle) - 18 June 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary in the house of William Moad.
• John MacNeal - 18 June 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary and robbery upon his master, having stolen two half casks and two quarter casks of gunpowder from the house of Robert Campbell.
• Mary Grady - 18 June 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for burglarising the house of Charles Stuart at Parramatta.
• Michael Bagan - 20 June 1808 - Entered the house of Jane Codd near Parramatta, assaulted her and stole items from her home. Hanged at the Parramatta brickfields.
• Felix Donnelly - 20 June 1808 - Entered the house of Jane Codd near Parramatta, assaulted her and stole items from her home. Hanged at the Parramatta brickfields.
• Richard Broughton - 28 August 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing two head of horned cattle from John Palmer at Hawkesbury.
• John Cheeseman - 28 August 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing two head of horned cattle from John Palmer at Hawkesbury.
• Charles Flynn - 28 August 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing from on board the ship Hero, lying in Sydney Cove, two spy glasses valued at 40 shilling and a table cloth valued at 10 shillings.
• Joseph Moreton - 28 August 1808 - Hanged in Sydney for forging and uttering a promissory note thereby defrauding Benjamin South of Richmond Hill the sum of £21.
• Hugh Dowling - 28 September 1808 - Hanged for armed burglary of the house of William Styles at Nepean and stealing cash and clothing.
• Thomas Dowlan (Doolan) - 26 August 1809 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• John Campbell - June 1810 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary of the house of the Mrs Macarthur.
• James Davis - 19 June 1810 - Hanged at Portland Head (Hawkesbury) for burglarising the house of John Cox.
• James Hutchinson - 26 February 1811 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing from the shop of Thomas Abbot. Hutchinson was originally condemned to death in June 1810 for burglary however he escaped from custody, upon being recaptured his sentence was reduced to hard labour. In February 1811 he was convicted along with James Ratty of stealing from commercial premises and both were hanged together.
• James Ratty - 26 February 1811 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing cloth, muslin etc. from the shop of Thomas Abbot.
• Martin Egan - 10 May 1811 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of Thomas Cooney. After being executed his body was handed over ft surgeons for dissection and anatomisation.
• Thomas Clough - 13 May 1811 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of Thomas Cooney. After being executed his body was handed over ft surgeons for dissection and anatomisation.
• John Dunn - 25 August 1811 - Hanged at Parramatta for the murder of Mary Rowe, his body was handed over to the medical officer at Parramatta General Hospital for dissection and anatomisation.
• John Gould - 9 March 1812 - A soldier of the 73rd Regiment of Foot he was hanged in Sydney for the murder of Margaret Finnie, the wife of a fellow soldier.
• Peter Gory - 21 January 1813 - Hanged in Sydney for robbery at arms of William Parish in Hobart, Van Diemen's Land.
• John McCabe - 21 January 1813 - Hanged in Sydney for robbery at arms of William Parish in Hobart, Van Diemen's Land.
• John Townsend - 21 January 1813 - Hanged in Sydney for robbery at arms of William Parish in Hobart, Van Diemen's Land.
• Matthew Kearns - 24 March 1813 - Hanged for the murder of Joseph Sutton (brother of John Kearns Sr), body handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• John Kearns Sr - 24 March 1813 - Hanged for aiding and abetting the murder of Joseph Sutton, body handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• John Kearns Jr - 24 March 1813 - Hanged for aiding and abetting the murder of Joseph Sutton (son of John Kearns Sr), body handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Pearce Conden - 24 March 1813 - Hanged at Parramatta for the murder of Joseph Sutton, body handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Thomas Mahony - 24 March 1813 - Hanged at Parramatta for the murder of Joseph Sutton, body handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Richard Berry - March 1813 - Hanged for cattle stealing.
• Timothy Hector - March 1813 - Hanged for cattle stealing.
• John Mahony - March 1813 - Hanged for cattle stealing (brother of Thomas Mahony who was hanged on 24 March 1813 for a separate offence).
• Hugh Burn - March 1813 - Hanged for cattle stealing.
• William Davis - 11 June 1813 - Hanged for cutting and maiming William Mason with a knife during a drunken brawl at Ultimo.
• Thomas Thorpe - September 1813 - Hanged for assaulting and robbing John Galligan of a silver watch on the King's highway.
• William Gray - March or April 1814 - Hanged for highway robbery. Stopped the cart of Edward Powell Jr and John Beckwith on the King's Highway and robbed them of ten gallons of spirits and other items.
• Angelo (Giuseppe) LeRose - 13 April 1814 - Hanged for the assault and robbery of Samuel Larkin on Parramatta Road, Iron Cove.
• Francis Barry - 13 April 1814 - Hanged for stealing three oxen that were the property of the crown.
• Richard Dowling - 13 April 1814 - Hanged for stealing three oxen that were the property of the crown.
• Dennis Donovan - 12 July 1814 - Hanged for burglary of the house of John Cowley at Surry Hills, the murders of William Alder, Thomas White and Hannah Sculler at Hawkesbury, and for rape. His body was handed over for anatomisation and dissection.
• Thomas John Turner - 12 July 1814 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of his wife Elizabeth who he stabbed to death at Port Dalrymple in Tasmania. His body was given up for dissection and anatomisation.
• Bartholomew Foley - 14 July 1814 - Hanged in Sydney for sheep stealing at Launceston, Tasmania.
• John White - 22 July 1814 - Hanged for his part in the murders of Rowland Edwards and William Jenkins during a botched robbery of the house at the Parramatta Toll Gate. He was accompanied by Dennis Donovan (hanged for other offences on 12 July 1814), it was Donovan who fired the fatal shots. But for his part in the robbery John White was found equally guilty. His body was handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Patrick Collins - 20 December 1814 - Hanged for the murder of Alder White at Hawkesbury. Body dissected and anatomised.
• John Shepherd - 20 December 1814 - Hanged for the murder of Mary Bryant at the Rocks, Sydney. His body was handed over to surgeons for dissection and anatomisation.
• John Styles - 7 July 1815 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of Thomas Roberts at Botany Bay. His body was handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Patrick Dawson - 9 February 1816 - Hanged for the robbery and murder of Edward Pugh at his home in Richmond. His body was dissected and anatomised.
• Philip McGee - 9 February 1816 - Hanged for the robbery and murder of Edward Pugh at his home in Richmond. His body was dissected and anatomised.
• Henry Laycock - 9 February 1816 - Hanged for the robbery and murder of Edward Pugh at his home in Richmond. His body was dissected and anatomised.
• Thomas Hill - 1 March 1816 - Hanged for cutting and maiming a police constable near Parramatta.
• William Langford - 1 March 1816 - Hanged for highway robbery.
• Elizabeth Anderson - 19 July 1816 - Hanged for the murder of her husband, John Anderson, at Pitt Town, near Windsor NSW. Her body was handed over to surgeons to be dissected and anatomised.
• James Stock - 19 July 1816 - Hanged for the murder of John Anderson at Pitt Town. His body was handed over for dissection and anatomisation.
• Nicholas Knight - 19 July 1816 - Hanged for highway robbery.
• Thomas Collins - 1 November 1816 - Hanged for highway robbery having violently assaulted and robbed the cart of John Andrews on the Parramatta Road in beginning of July about 4 a.m.
• Hugh McLarie - 1 November 1816 - Hanged for highway robbery having violently assaulted and robbed the cart of John Andrews on the Parramatta Road in beginning of July about 4 a.m.
• Daniel Mow-Watty - 1 November 1816 - Hanged for the rape of a 15-year-old girl at Parramatta.
• Thomas Dooley - 4 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of John Miller who was shot with a gun during a burglary of his home. The prisoner's body was handed over for dissection and anatomisation after he was executed.
• Colin Hunter - 4 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of John Miller who was shot with a gun during a burglary of his home. Body was dissected and anatomised pursuant to sentence.
• Michael Ryan - 4 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for the murder of John Miller who was shot with a gun during a burglary of his home. Body was dissected and anatomised pursuant to sentence.
• James Flavell - 15 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• William Tripp - 15 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for burglary.
• John Palmer - 15 November 1816 - Hanged in Sydney for stealing a bullock.
• Patrick Sullivan - 18 October 1826 - Publicly hanged on gallows constructed in Bankstown for bushranging.
• James Moran - 18 October 1826 - Publicly hanged on gallows constructed in Bankstown for bushranging.
• Black Tommy - 31 December 1827 - Aboriginal person from Bathurst district, for murder, executed in Sydney.
• William Johnson - 24 March 1828 - Hanged at Sydney Gaol for the murder of Morris Morgan at Moreton Bay.^[3]
• John Brunger (aka Brugan/Burgen) - 18 Apr 1829 - Hanged at Sydney Gaol for the murder of William Perfoot (aka Parfitt) at Moreton Bay.^{[4] [5]}
• Thomas Matthews and Thomas Allen - 18 April 1829 - Hanged at Sydney Gaol for the murder of Connolly, a fellow work gang member, at Moreton Bay.
• John Holmes - 21 August 1829 - for setting fire to a barn belonging to James Bem, executed at Sydney.
• George Williams - 22 October 1829 - Publicly hanged for the murder and robbery of a Mr Hickey.
• Entwistle, Dunne, Daley, Driver, Gahan, Gleeson, Kearney, Kenny, Shepherd and Webster (The Ribbon Gang) - 2 November 1830 - Hanged at Bathurst for murder, bush ranging and horse thieving.^[6]
• Lawrence Moore, Thomas Kite, Dennis Kelly, Anthony Connor - 11 July 1831 - hanged at Sydney Gaol for burglary and putting in fear, at the farm of Mr Gregory Blaxland at Wollongong.^[7]
• Thomas Woolly and David O'Hara - 11 July 1831 - hanged at Sydney Gaol for burglary and putting in fear at the dwelling-house of Mr Raymond.^[8]
• John Welch - 11 July 1831 - hanged at Sydney Gaol for attempted murder at Norfolk Island.^[9]
• Joseph Crampton - 11 July 1831 - hanged at Sydney Gaol for a highway robbery with violence.^[10]
• Thomas Brennan - 6 April 1832 - a private soldier of the His Majesty's 39th Regiment of Foot, under sentence of a Court-Martial, was shot by military firing squad at Dawes Battery, Sydney. Brennan had shot at his sergeant with the intent of killing him.
• Hitchcock, Poole, Riley, Perry, Jones, and Ryan - 12 December 1834 - six assigned servants of Major Mudie, for being concerned in an insurrection at "Castle Forbes" station, executed at Sydney.
• Kilmartin - 11 May 1834 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• John Jenkins - 19 November 1834 - For the murder of Dr Wardell at Stanmore, executed at Sydney.
• Thomas Tattersdale - 10 November 1834 - For the murder of Dr Wardell at Stanmore, executed at Sydney.
• William Hawkins - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• John Johnson - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• Edward Foley - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• Jim Oates - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• James Parry - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• Charlie Kilmeister - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• John Russell - 18 December 1838 - Hanged for his part in the Myall Creek Massacre.
• William Morris - 26 November 1839 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Joseph Scullion - 26 November 1839 - for murder and robbery, executed at Sydney.
• George Carey - 26 November 1839 - for having stolen property in possession, executed at Sydney.
• George Gorman - 26 November 1839 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Alexander Telford - 29 November 1839 - for murder and having firearms, etc., executed at Sydney.
• James Davis - 29 November 1839 - for murder and having firearms, etc., executed at Sydney.
• Llewellyn Powell - 29 November 1839 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• James Lynch - 29 November 1839 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Charles Clipp - 29 November 1839 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Archibald Taylor - 29 November 1839 - for felony, executed at Sydney.
• John Hunt - 10 March 1840 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Thomas Whitton - 19 March 1840 - for murder and arson, executed at Sydney.
• William Newman - 8 December 1840 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• James Martin - 8 December 1840 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• James Mason - 8 December 1840 - for being an accessory to murder, executed at Sydney.
• Michael Hinnigan - 11 December 1840 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Enoch Bradley - 11 December 1840 - for murder, executed at Sydney.
• Thomas Legg - 11 December 1840 - for rape, executed at Sydney.
• Ed Davis ("Jew Boy") - 16 March 1841
• Robert Chitty (Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841
• James Everett (Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841
• John Shea (Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841
• John Marshall ( Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841
• James Bryant (Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841
• Richard Glanville (Jew Boy Gang) - 16 March 1841 - The "Jew Boy" Gang terrorised the Hunter River district with numerous robberies and murders. They were executed at Sydney.
• Michael Bradley - 5 April 1841 - for murder, executed at Newcastle.
• Robert Hudson - 29 October 1841 - Publicly hanged outside Darlinghurst Gaol for murdering a fellow convict. He was executed with George Stroud. Hudson and Stroud were the first men executed at Darlinghurst Gaol.
• Patrick Curran - 21 October 1841 - a notorious bushranger, for the murder of a convict overseer, executed at Berrima.
• George Stroud (or Stroode) - 29 October 1841 - Publicly hanged outside Darlinghurst Gaol for murdering his wife. He was executed with Robert Hudson. Stroud and Hudson were the first men executed at Darlinghurst Gaol.
• Patrick Clearham - 22 April 1842 - executed at Berrima.
• John Knatchbull - 13 February 1844 - Former Royal Navy captain hanged publicly in front of Darlinghurst Gaol for the murder of shopkeeper Ellen Jamieson with a tomahawk in January 1844.
• William Hayes - 26 April 1851 - Hanged at Maitland Gaol for the murder of Benjamin Cott.
• Francis Thomas Green - 21 September 1852 - Publicly hanged outside Darlinghurst Gaol for the murder of John Jones at Buckley's Creek on 10 March 1852 with a pistol. This was the last public hanging in NSW.
• Addison Mitchell and Henry Curran - 12 May 1857 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol, the former for murder and the latter for rape.
• Thomas Clarke (declared bushranger) and John Clarke - 25 June 1857 - Hanged at Darlinghurst goal - found guilty of wounding Constable William Walsh with intent to murder. The last bushranger in NSW.
• Ellen Monks - 8 May 1860 - Hanged at Goulburn Gaol for the hammer murder of her husband Thomas Monks in 1859. She is believed to be the last woman hanged in Goulburn gaol.
• Jackey Bullfrog (aka Flash Jack) - 25 April 1862 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of William Clark near Condobolin.^[11]
• John Piesley - 25 April 1862 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder (fatal wounding) of William Benyon at Bigga.^[12]
• William Peters - 26 June 1867 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the wounding with intent to kill of a girl, Faith Perkins, at Orange.
• Henry James O'Farrell - 21 April 1868 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the attempted assassination of Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh on 12 March 1868 in the Sydney suburb of Clontarf.
• Albert Barnes and John McEvitt - 26 May 1868 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol, Barnes for the murder of James Casey at Hassan's Wells, McEvitt for the murder of a boy, Francis Evans, at Clark's Creek.^[13]
• John Conn - 11 June 1872 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of Aveline Littler near Wyndeyer.
• Thomas Newman - 29 May 1877 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of a child, Mary Ann McGregor, near Coonabarabran.^[14]
• Albert (an Aboriginal stockman 22 years old) - 26 May 1880 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for shooting murders of Nugle Jack and Sally at an Aboriginal camp at Baradine.^[15]
• Louisa Collins - 22 January 1889 - Executed at Darlinghurst Gaol for the poisoning of her husband.^[16] She was the last woman hanged in New South Wales.
• Lars Peter Hansen - 2 June 1891 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of Charles Duncker on the Peak Hill road.^[17]
• Harold Dutton Mallalieu - 26 November 1891 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of Jerome Casey on the Moonagee Road near Nyngan.^[18]
• Edwin Hubert Glasson - 29 November 1893 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of Mr J.W. Phillips and Miss Kavanough at Carcoar. The first prisoner executed at the gaol on its present site (opened 1888).^[19]
• Frederick Paton (alias Frederick Dennis) - 11 December 1894 - Executed at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of John Hall at Fifield on 6 May 1894. He was the second person executed at the prison since it was opened in the 1880s.^[20]
• Charles Hines - 21 May 1897 - Hanged at Maitland Gaol for the rape of his stepdaughter.
• Thomas Moore - 24 June 1897 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of Joseph Smith at Brennan's Bend on the Darling River below Bourke, NSW in November, 1896.^[21]
• Wong Min - 13 December 1898 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of Joe Mong Jong at Warren, NSW on 16 August 1898. Also stabbed Alice Spong during same incident.^[22]
• Jackie Underwood - 14 January 1901 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol), convicted of the murder of Percival Mawbey at Breelong, NSW, on 20 July 1900. He and Jimmy Governor also killed Helen Josephine Kerz, Mrs Grace Mawbey, Miss Grace Mawbey and Hilda Mawbey in the same incident.^[23]
• Jimmy Governor - 18 January 1901 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol, convicted of the murder of Helen Josephine Kerz at Breelong NSW, on 20 July 1900. In the same incident he and Jackie Underwood also killed Mrs. Grace Mawbey, Miss Grace Mawbey, Percival Mawbey and Hilda Mawbey. Jimmy and his brother Joe also killed Alexander McKay near Ulan on 23 July, Elizabeth O'Brien and her baby son at Poggie, near Merriwa, on 24 July, and Keiran Fitzpatrick near Wollar, on 26 July.^[24]
• Joseph Campbell - 20 December 1901 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the rape of 9-year-old Violet Oldfield at Queanbeyan, NSW.
• Thomas Moore - 14 April 1903 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the rape and murder of 10-year-old Janet Irene Smith at Leichhardt, NSW.
• Digby Grand - 7 July 1903 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the murder of Police Constable Samuel Long at Auburn, NSW.
• Henry Jones - 7 July 1903 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the murder of Police Constable Samuel Long at Auburn, NSW.
• Ah Check - 28 June 1904 - Hanged at Dubbo Gaol (now known as Old Dubbo Gaol) for the murder of William Tregaskis at Peak Hill, NSW.^[25] He was the last person executed at Dubbo Gaol.^[26]
• John Raymond Brown - 11 December 1906 - Hanged at Grafton Gaol for the murders of Daniel O'Keefe, Margaret O'Keefe and Patrick Gillick at Ballina, NSW.
• Peter Sadeek - 11 June 1907 - Hanged at Broken Hill Gaol for the murder of May Cooney at White Cliffs, NSW.
• Nicholas Baxter - 29 October 1907 - Hanged at Darlinghurst Gaol for the murder of Mary MacNamara at Enmore, NSW.
• George Toffts - 26 November 1907 - Hanged at Tamworth Gaol for the murder of Eliza Maud Fletcher at Quirindi, NSW.
• William Frederick Ball - 17 June 1912 - Hanged at Armidale Gaol for the murder of Louisa Ball at Bingara, NSW.
• Frank Franz - 20 December 1916 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of Police Constable George Joss Duncan at Tottenham, NSW.
• Roland Nicholas Kennedy - 20 December 1916 - Hanged at Bathurst Gaol for the murder of Police Constable George Joss Duncan at Tottenham, NSW.
• James Wilson - 31 May 1917 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murder of George Pappageorgi at Haymarket, NSW.
• Christian William Benzing - 16 June 1917 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the rape and murder of 11-year-old Dorothy Myra Small at Rockdale, NSW.
• Edward Williams - 29 April 1924 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murder of his three children, 5-year-old Rosalie Williams, 3-year-old Mary Williams and 2-year-old Cecillia Williams at Underwood street Paddington, NSW.
• William George Gordon Simpson - 10 December 1924 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murders of Guy Chalmers Clift and Police Constable James Flynn at Appin, NSW.
• William Cyril Moxley - 17 August 1932 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murders of Dorothy Ruth Denzel and Frank Barnby Wilkinson at Moorebank, NSW.
• Edwin John Hickey - 14 May 1936 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murder of Montague Henwood at Linden, NSW.
• James Leighton Massey - 15 June 1936 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murder of Norman Samuel McLaren Stead at Darlinghurst, NSW.
• Alfred Spicer - 26 May 1938 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the rape and murder of 6-year-old Marcia Hayes at Windsor, NSW.
• John Trevor Kelly - 24 August 1939 - Hanged at Long Bay Gaol for the murder of Marjorie Constance Sommerlad at Tenterfield, NSW. He was the last person to be judicially executed in the state of New South Wales.^[27]

Norfolk Island

• Peter McLean - 14 February 1800 - Irish convict and political prisoner. He was hanged on Norfolk Island without trial after becoming the leader of a conspiracy.
• John Houlahan - 3 December 1800 - Hanged.
• Jackey Jackey - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• John Davis - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Samuel Kenyon - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Dennis Pendergast - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Owen Commuskie - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Henry White - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• William Pearson - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• James Cairnes - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• William Pickthorne - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Lawrence Kavenagh - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• William Scrimshaw - 'Cooking Pot Uprising'
• Edward McGinniss - 13 October 1846 - for the murder of John Morris^[28] on 1 July in the 'Cooking Pot Uprising'.^[29]

Northern Territory

• Charles Flannagan - 15 July 1893 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murder of Samuel Croker at Auvergne Station, NT.
• Wandy Wandy - 25 July 1893 - Hanged on gallows constructed at the scene of the crime at Malay Bay, NT for his part in the murder of six unnamed Malays.
• Moolooloorun (Aboriginal male, no given surname) - 17 January 1895 - Hanged on gallows constructed at Crescent Lagoon, NT in the presence of other members of his aboriginal community for the murder of an unnamed Chinese man near the Roper River.
• Chung Yeung - 10 August 1899 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murder of Chee Hang at Yam Creek, NT.
• Lem Kai - 10 August 1899 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murder of Chee Hang at Yam Creek, NT.
• Jimmie (Aboriginal male, no given surname) - 8 April 1901 - Hanged on gallows constructed at Shaw's Creek, Victoria River, NT for the murder of John Larsen at Daly River.
• Tommy (Aboriginal male, no given surname) - 21 December 1905 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murders of Henry Edwards, Richard Frost and Nowra at Victoria River district, NT.
• Koppio (Aboriginal male, no given surname) - 15 July 1913 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the Murders of Ching Loy and Lo Sin at the old Howley Mine, NT.
• Jaroslav Koci - 8 August 1952 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murder of George Thomas Grantham in Darwin, NT.
• Jan Novotny - 8 August 1952 - Hanged at Fannie Bay Gaol for the murder of George Thomas Grantham in Darwin, NT.

Queensland

• Charles Fagan and John Bulbridge - 18 December 1830 - Hanged at Moreton Bay for absconding from the penal colony there and committing a robbery at Port Macquarie. ^{[30] [31]}
• Mullan and Ningavil - 3 July 1841 - Two Aboringinal men hanged at the Windmill, Wickham Terrace, Brisbane, for a murder at Mount Lindsay.^[32]
• Jacob Wagner and Patrick Fitzgerald - 8 July 1850 - Hanged in front of Brisbane Gaol for the murder of James Marsden at Gigooman.^{[33] [34]}
• Angee - 6 January 1852 - A Chinese man hanged in front of Brisbane Gaol for the murder of James Holbert in the Burnett district.^[35]
• Davy - 22 August 1854 - An Aboriginal man hanged in front of Brisbane Gaol for the murder of Mr Trevethan in the Burnett district.^[36]
• Dundalli - 5 January 1855 - An Aboriginal man hanged in front of Brisbane Gaol for the murders of Andrew Gregor and William Boller. This was the last official public execution in Queensland.^[37]
• Alexander Ritchie - 1 August 1864 - Hanged at Toowoomba Gaol for the murder of Mr Owen at Yandilla.^[38]
• Thomas John Griffin - 1 June 1868 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for the murder of troopers Power and Cahill.^[39]
• John Williams - 24 November 1869 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for the murder of Patrick Halligan at Eight Mile Island^[40]
• George C.F. Palmer - 24 November 1869 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for the murder of Patrick Halligan at Eight Mile Island.^[40]
• Alexander Archibald - 22 December 1869 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for abetting the murder of Patrick Halligan at Eight Mile Island^[41]
• Gee Lee - 7 March 1870 - Hanged at Toowoomba Gaol for the murder of Louis Vernon at Caroline sheep station on the Burenda run, in the Warrego district.^[42]
• Jacky Whitton - 7 March 1870 - Hanged at Toowoomba Gaol for the rape of Henrietta Reiss at Bodumba station near Warwick.^[43]
• William Prendergast - 28 March 1870 - Hanged at Brisbane Gaol for the murder of Patrick Hartnett.^[44]
• William Brown/Bertram - 29 August 1870 - Hanged at Toowoomba Gaol for robbery under arms at Mangalore.^[45]
• Donald Ross - 21 November 1870 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for the murder of George Rose at Springsure.^[46]
• George - 15 May 1871 - An Aboriginal man hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for a rape at Gracemere. ^[47]
• Ellen Thompson - 13 June 1887 - Hanged at Brisbane Gaol for the murder of her husband William. She is the only woman hanged in Queensland. ^{[48] [49]}
• Jackey Clayson - 14 April 1875 - An Aboriginal man hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for a rape at Palmerville.^[50]
• Tommy Ah Mow and George - 18 May 1877 - Two Pacific Islanders hanged at Maryborough Gaol for the rape of Mrs McBride.^[51]
• Walter E Gordon - 25 October 1885 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for a murder near Rockhampton.^[52]
• John Harrison - 13 June 1887 - Hanged at Brisbane Gaol for the murder of William Thompson.^[53]
• Jango, George and James Gardiner aka McMahon - 15 October 1883 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol. Jango and George were Aboriginal men. Jango was convicted of a murder near Dingo, George of a rape at Gracemere, Gardiner of a murder at Rockhampton.^[54]
• Tim Tee - 5 April 1886 - A Chinese man hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for a murder at Dulvadilla.^[55]
• Wong Tong - 21 June 1886 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for a murder near Bundaberg.^[56]
• Christopher Pickford - 30 May 1887 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of Martin Emmerson at Ravenswood Junction.^[57]
• Michael Barry - 2 June 1890 - Hanged at Rockhampton Gaol for murder. ^[58]
• Bismarck - 19 April 1909 - An Aboriginal man hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of Mrs Janet Evitts at Jundah.^[59]
• Arthur Ross - 7 June 1909 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of James Muir.^[60]
• Alexander Joseph Bradshaw - 13 June 1910 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of George and Mrs. Sutherland.^[61]
• George David Silva - 10 June 1912 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of Maud Ching.^[62]
• Ernest Austin- 22 September 1913 - Hanged at Boggo Road Gaol for the murder of Ivy Alexandra Mitchell. He was the last person executed in Queensland.^[63]

South Australia

Pencil on paper sketch of the execution of Michael Magee. He was the first man executed in South Australia, for shooting Sheriff Smart.Artwork is inscribed, "Sketched on the ground by J. M. Skipper" which suggests the artist witnessed the execution. Artwork is inscribed with pencil on verso, with two figures of women. The costume worn by each figure has been carefully studied Held at the State Library of South Australia, call no. B 7797.

• Michael Magee - The first public execution in South Australia. Hanged on Montefiore Hill for the shooting of Sheriff Smart - 1838^[64]
• Wong Nina (Tommy Roundhead) - Hanged for the murder of James Thompson - May 31 1839
• Yirr Sha (George) - Hanged for the murder of William Duffield - May 31 1839
• George Hughes - Hanged outside the Horse Police Barracks for theft and firing with murderous intent - 16 March 1840
• Henry Curran - Hanged outside the Horse Police Barracks for theft and firing with murderous intent - 16 March 1840
• Joseph Stagg - The first public execution to be conducted outside Adelaide Gaol with a crowd of onlookers numbering approximately 700. Hanged 18 November 1840
• Ngarbi - Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Elizabeth Stubbs - 1 August 1843
• Wera Maldera - Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for the murder of George McGrath at McGrath's Flat, on the Coorong - 28 March 1845
• Mongarawata - Hanged by Major O'Halloran on the Coorong in retribution for the massacre of over fifteen passengers wrecked on the Maria - 25 August 1846
• Moorcan - Hanged by Major O'Halloran on the Coorong in retribution for the massacre of fifteen passengers wrecked on the Maria in 1840 - 25 August 1846
• Thomas Donnelly - Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Kingberrie at Rivoli Bay - 24 March 1847
• Pallaurunya - Hanged for the murder of Captain Beevor at Port Lincoln - 9 November 1849
• Keelgulla - Hanged for the murder of Captain Beevor at Port Lincoln - 9 November 1849
• Neulalta - Hanged for the murder of Captain Beevor at Port Lincoln - 9 November 1849
• James Yates - Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for the murder of a shepherd at Skillagolee Creek - 5 September 1850
• William Wright - Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for a murder committed at East Wellington - 12 March 1853
• William Bell - The last public execution at Adelaide Gaol with a crowd of onlookers numbering about 3000. Hanged outside Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Augustus Valrecht at Port Adelaide - 27 December 1854
• Weenpulta - Hanged at Franklin Harbour for the murder of Peter Brown - 14 January 1856^[65]
• Weellanna - Hanged at Franklin Harbour for the murder of Peter Brown - 14 January 1856
• Yardulunulkarna - Hanged at Franklin Harbour for the murder of Peter Brown - 14 January 1856
• Eelanna - Hanged at Franklin Harbour for the murder of Peter Brown - 14 January 1856
• Manyetta - Hanged at Streaky Bay for the murder of John Jones at Mount Joy - 5 October 1860
• Pilti Miltinda (Bobby) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Mary Ann Rainberd (sometimes Reinbert) and her two children near Kapunda - 7 June 1861
• Tankaworty (Alick or Jimmy) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Mary Ann Rainberd and her two children near Kapunda - 7 June 1861
• Warretya (Kop Robert) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Mary Ann Rainberd and her two children near Kapunda - 7 June 1861
• Warretya (Gogeye Jimmy) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Mary Ann Rainberd and her two children near Kapunda - 7 June 1861
• Nilgerie - Hanged at Fowler's Bay for the murder of Thomas Berggoist - 1861
• Tilcherie - Hanged at Fowler's Bay for the murder of Thomas Berggoist - 1861
• Mangiltie - Hanged at Port Lincoln for the murder of Margaret Impey (Impett) at Mount Wedge - 1861
• Karabidnie - Hanged at Port Lincoln for the murder of Margaret Impey at Mount Wedge - 1861
• John Seaver - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Richard Pettinger at Adelaide - 11 March 1862
• Magnultie - Hanged at Venus Bay for the murder of William Walker near Cherado - 1862
• Malachi Martin - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of a servant at Salt Creek - 24 December 1862
• Carl Jung - Hanged at Mount Gambier for the murder of Assistant Bailiff Thomas Garraway at Deep Gully, near Mount Gambier - 10 November 1871
• Elizabeth Woolcock - The only woman executed in South Australia. Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Thomas Woolcock at North Yelta - 30 December 1873
• William Ridgeway - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Frederick Burt at Coonatto - 1 January 1874^[66]
• William Page - Hanged at Mount Gambier for the murder of Mary Julia Buchan - 27 October 1875^[67]
• Charles Streitman - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Robert Woodhead at Wallaroo - 24 July 1877
• Hugh Fagan (alias James Lynch) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Patrick Bannon at Saltire - 15 April 1878
• Jonathan Prest - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife Mary Prest near Port Adelaide- 16 July 1878^[68]
• Robert Johnson (alias William Nugent) - Hanged at Mount Gambier for the murder of Trooper Pearce - 18 November 1881 ^[69]
• William Burns - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Henry Loton at sea - 18 January 1883
• Mah Poo (alias Charlie Bow) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Tommy Ah Fook in Hindley Street - 10 November 1883^[70]
• William Brown (alias Allen, alias Lane) - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of George Morowsky at Waukaringa - 24 August 1894
• George Lynch - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Donald Ross at Balaklava - 6 November 1895
• Joshua Beard - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Walter Hall at Streaky Bay - 10 July 1897
• Lolli Kayser Singh - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Sunda Singh at Denial Bay - 17 January 1900
• Thomas Horton - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife Florence at Rundle Street - 12 May 1904
• Albert Bonfield - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Caroline Hinds at Kensington Gardens - 5 January 1905^[71]
• Notella Habibulla - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife Edith at Bristol Street - 16 November 1906
• John Robins - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Robert Ownsworth - 16 March 1910
• Hadji Khan - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Said Mahommed at Frome Creek - 5 April 1910
• Carlos Augustus Bonello - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Norma Plush at Siegersdorf - 5 May 1910
• Percival Budd - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Harold Jacques at Crystal Brook - 24 April 1919
• Alexander Newland Lee - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife Muriel at Rhynie - 15 July 1920
• William Francis - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife at Mount Gambier - 22 November 1927
• William Haines - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Devina Schmidt at Bridgewater - 16 December 1927
• Frederick Carr - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife Maude at Birkenhead - 12 November 1929
• Thomas Blythe - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of his wife at Unley - 9 January 1930 ^[72]
• Harold James Box - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Albert Edmund Brown - 26 April 1944^[73]
• Charles O'Leary - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Walter 'Spoggy' Ballard at Nangwarry, near Penola - 14 November 1946^[74]
• Alfred Griffin - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Elsie Wheeler at a Hutt Street boarding house - 22 March 1950
• John Balaban - Murdered at least four people. Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Zora Kusic at Lockleys - 26 August 1953
• William Feast - hanged for the murder of Eunice Gwynne at Wingfield - 23 March 1956
• Raymond John Bailey - Convicted for the Sundown Murders. Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Thyra Bowman - 24 June 1958
• Glen Sabre Valance - Last man to be executed in South Australia. Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Richard Stang at Kooroon Station - 24 November 1964

Tasmania

• Thomas England - Hanged for theft - 1806
• Terence Flynn - Hanged in the Queenborough district (Sandy Bay) for murder - 14 July 1810
• Job Stokes - Hanged in the Queenborough district for housebreaking - 14 July 1810
• William Steel - Hanged at Hobart Town for bushranging - 25 May 1815
• William Trimm - Hanged at Hobart Town for sheep-stealing - 11 June 1818
• Robert Hunter - Publicly hanged at scaffold erected at the top of Macquarie Street, Hobart Town, for robbery - 28 April 1821
• Edward Brady - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - 28 April 1821
• James Flynn - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - 28 April 1821
• Joseph Potaski - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - 28 April 1821
• John Oliver - Hanged at Hobart for cattle-stealing - 28 April 1821
• John McGinnis - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 28 April 1821
• Michael Riley - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 28 April 1821
• Thomas Kenny - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 28 April 1821
• John Higgins - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 28 April 1821
• John Hill - hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 28 April 1821
• John Morell - Hanged at Launceston for stealing - 30 May 1821
• Daniel McCarthy - Hanged at Launceston - 30 May 1821
• Robert Gillaird - Hanged at Launceston - 30 May 1821
• William Lloyd - Hanged at Launceston - 30 May 1821
• Patrick Kane - Hanged at Launceston - 30 May 1821
• William Hyder - Hanged at George Town - 3 June 1821
• James Norris - Hanged at George Town - 3 June 1821
• Edward McCracken - Hanged at George Town - 3 June 1821
• Thomas Gutteridge - Hanged at George Town for stealing - 3 June 1821
• James Smith - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 13 April 1823
• George Richardson - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 14 April 1823
• Robert Oldham - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 14 April 1823
• William Davis - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 14 April 1823
• Ralph Churlton - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 14 April 1823
• Alexander Pearce - Murderer and cannibal. Hanged at Hobart - 19 July 1824
• Thomas Butler - Hanged at Hobart - 22 July 1824
• Patrick Connolly - Hanged at Hobart - 22 July 1824
• James Tierney - Hanged at Hobart - 22 July 1824
• Isaac Walker - Hanged at Hobart - 22 July 1824
• John Thomson - Hanged at Hobart - 22 July 1824
• Job Corfield - Hanged at Hobart - September 1824
• Daniel Leary - Hanged for the theft of a steer - 1825
• Thomas Hudson - Hanged at Hobart for murder - 28 January 1825
• William Allen- Hanged at Hobart for murder - 28 January 1825
• Francis Oates- Hanged at Hobart for murder - 28 January 1825
• Henry McConnell - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - 25 February 1825
• Jeremiah Ryan - Hanged at Hobart for murder and robbery - 25 February 1825
• Charles Ryder - Hanged at Hobart for murder and robbery - 25 February 1825
• James Bryant - Hanged at Hobart for murder and robbery - 25 February 1825
• Black Jack (or Jack Roberts) - Hanged at Hobart - 25 February 1825
• John Logan - Hanged at Hobart for attempting to shoot Mr Shoobridge - 25 February 1825
• Musquito - Hanged at Hobart for a murder at Grindstone Bay - 25 February 1825
• Peter Thackery - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging and robbery - 25 February 1825
• Samuel Fielding - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 26 February 1825
• James Chamberlain - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 26 February 1825
• Stephen Lear - Hanged at Hobart for burglary at the Surveyor-General's - 26 February 1825
• Henry Fry - Hanged at Hobart for burglary at the Surveyor-General's - 26 February 1825
• John Reid Riddle - Hanged at Hobart for murder - 31 August 1825
• Thomas Peacock - Hanged at Hobart for murder - 31 August 1825
• William Buckley - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging and robbery - 31 August 1825
• Joseph Broadhead - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging and robbery - 31 August 1825
• John Everiss - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging and robbery - 31 August 1825
• John Godliman - Hanged at Hobart for murder - 7 September 1825
• Jonas Dobson - Hanged at Hobart for murder of his overseer - 12 December 1825
• John Johnson - Hanged at Hobart for burglary at Mr. Barnes' - 6 January 1826
• Samuel Longman - Hanged at Hobart for burglary - 6 January 1826
• Charles Wigley - Hanged at Hobart for burglary - 6 January 1826
• James Major - Hanged at Hobart for stealing an ox - 6 January 1826
• William Pollock - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 6 January 1826
• George Harden - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 6 January 1826
• William Preece - Hanged at Hobart for robberies and bushranging - 6 January 1826
• James McCabe - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 6 January 1826
• Richard Brown - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 7 January 1826
• James Brown - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 7 January 1826
• John Green - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 7 January 1826
• Thomas Bosworth - Hanged at Hobart for stealing a boat - 7 January 1826
• Richard Miller - Hanged at Hobart for stealing a boat - 7 January 1826
• Richard Craven - Hanged at Hobart for stealing a boat - 7 January 1826
• James Eales - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing and robbery - 17 February 1826
• William Eales - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing and robbery - 17 February 1826
• Matthew Brady - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 4 May 1826
• Patrick Bryant - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 4 May 1826
• Thomas Jeffries - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 4 May 1826
• John Perry - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 4 May 1826
• John Thompson - Hanged at Hobart for murder of Mary Smith - 4 May 1826
• Samuel Hodgetts - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• James McKenney - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• James Goodwin - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• John Gregory - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• John Tilley - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• William Brown - Hanged at Hobart for Murder, robberies and bushranging - 5 May 1826
• Thomas Dunnings - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of Mr. Simpson of Pitt-town - 13 September 1826
• Edward Everitt - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of Mr. Simpson of Pitt-town - 13 September 1826
• William Smith - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of Mr. Simpson of Pitt-town - 13 September 1826
• John Taylor - Hanged at Hobart for absconding from Macquarie Harbour and robbing soldiers of their arms - 13 September 1826
• George Watters - Hanged at Hobart for absconding from Macquarie Harbour and robbing soldiers of their arms - 13 September 1826
• Jack - Hanged for the murder of Thomas Colley - 13 September 1826
• Dick - Hanged for the murder of Thomas Colley - 13 September 1826
• George Brace - Hanged at Hobart for robbery and bushranging - 15 September 1826
• John McFarlane - Hanged at Hobart for absconding into the woods and robbing Mr. Holdship - 15 September 1826
• James Edwards - Hanged at Hobart for absconding into the woods and robbing Mr. Holdship - 15 September 1826
• Thomas Balfour - Hanged at Hobart for absconding into the woods and robbing Mr. Holdship - 15 September 1826
• John Dadd - Hanged at Hobart for burglary - 15 September 1826
• John Clark - Hanged at Hobart for burglary - 15 September 1826
• Patrick Brown - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 15 September 1826
• John Penson - Hanged for burglary at Richard Worley's - 18 September 1826
• James Rowles - Hanged at Hobart for robbing John Dunn - 18 September 1826
• Timothy Swinscow - Hanged at Hobart for robbing Mrs. Till - 18 September 1826
• William Wickens - Hanged at Hobart for robbing Mrs. Till - 18 September 1826
• George Farquharson - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 18 September 1826
• Robert Cable - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 18 September 1826
• Thomas Savell - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 18 September 1826
• John Davis - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 18 September 1826
• John Cruit - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 18 September 1826^[75]
• Henry Oakley - Hanged at Hobart for burglary - 3 July 1827
• Thomas Bidwell Child - Hanged at Hobart for forgery - 3 July 1827
• John Wright - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - 3 July 1827
• John Clayton - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 3 July 1827
• George Dunning - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 3 July 1827
• William Longhurst - Hanged at Hobart for sheep-stealing - 3 July 1827
• Daniel McPherson - Hanged at Hobart with Higgins, see below - 3 July 1827
• Martin Higgins - Hanged at Hobart for "stealing in a dwelling house at noon-day"^[76] - 3 July 1827
• Mary McLauchlan - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of her infant son - 1830
• James Camm - Hanged at Hobart for Piracy - April 1832
• John Towers - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of two hawkers on the St Paul's Plains- 5 June 1832
• James Fletcher - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of two hawkers on the St Paul's Plains - 5 June 1832^[77]
• Thomas Ansell - Hanged at Hobart - 1 November 1833
• William Ward - Hanged at Launceston for armed robbery - 24 February 1834
• John Buchan - Hanged at Launceston for armed robbery - 24 February 1834
• Thomas Dawson - Hanged at Launceston for armed robbery - 24 February 1834
• Samuel Newman - Hanged at Launceston for armed robbery - 24 February 1834
• Joseph Deane - Bushranger. Hanged at Hobart - 26 March 1834
• Henry Rutland - Bushranger. Hanged at Hobart - 26 March 1834
• Samuel (a 'man of colour') - Hanged at Hobart for attempted murder at Port Arthur - 26 March 1834
• Joseph Greenwood - Hanged for attacking a constable - 1834
• John McKay - Hanged at Hobart for the murder of Joseph Wilson - 1837
• Riley Jeffs - Publicly hanged at Launceston for bushranging - 26 July 1843
• John Conway - Publicly hanged at Launceston for bushranging - 26 July 1843
• John Woolley - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - April 1844
• George Churchward - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - April 1844
• William Thomas - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - April 1844
• George Bristol - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - April 1844
• John Walker - Hanged at Hobart for robbery - April 1844
• Alexander Reid - Hanged at Oatlands for Feloniously Shooting and Wounding a constable - April 1844
• Thomas Marshall - Hanged At Oatlands for the murder of Ben Smith - April 1844^[78]
• Richard Jackson - Hanged at Oatlands for rape - 1845
• George Jones - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 1845
• James Platt - Hanged at Hobart for bushranging - 1845
• Eliza Benwell - Hanged for the murder of her mistress Jane Saunders at New Norfolk - 1845
• Thomas Gomm - Hanged for his part in the murder of Jane Saunders at New Norfolk - 1845
• William Taylor - Hanged for his part in the murder of Jane Saunders at New Norfolk - 1845
• Isaac Lockwood - Hanged for his part in the murder of Jane Saunders at New Norfolk - 1845
• John Phillips - Hanged at Oatlands for arson - 1846
• Thomas Smith - Hanged at Oatlands for Stabbing with Intent - 1848
• James Sullivan - Hanged at Oatlands for Shooting with Intent - 1848
• Patrick Shea - Hanged at Oatlands for Shooting with Intent - 1848
• James McGough - Hanged at Oatlands for Shooting with Intent - 1848
• Jeremiah Maher- Hanged at Oatlands for Stabbing with Intent - 1848
• John Jordan - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Zimran Youram at Norfolk Plains - 7 November 1848
• Matthew Mahide - Hanged at Launceston for armed robbery - 7 November 1848^[79]
• John Stevens - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Margaret Buttery at Longford - 24 July 1849
• George Mackie - Hanged at Oatlands for the murder of Thomas Gilbert at Waters Meeting, near Cranbrook - 21 July 1851
• William Henry Stephens - Hanged at Oatlands for armed robbery - 1851
• John Crisp - Hanged at Oatlands for Wounding with Intent - 27 October 1851
• Francis Duke - Hanged at Launceston for murder - 31 October 1851
• James Yardley - Hanged at Launceston for Shooting with Intent - 31 October 1851
• William Henry Stephens - Hanged at Oatlands for Armed Assault on one James Moore - 25 April 1851
• Patrick Mahon - Hanged at Oatlands for rape of a child - 28 October 1852
• James Dalton - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Tom Buckmaster - 26 April 1853
• Andrew Kelly - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Tom Buckmaster - 26 April 1853
• William Brown (alias Stockton) - Hanged at Launceston for stabbing with intent to murder - 25 October 1853
• Thomas Kenny - Hanged at Launceston for arson - 1854
• George Willey - Hanged at Launceston for robbery and assault - 1854
• Peter Connolly - Bushranger. Hanged - 26 June 1855
• John "Rocky" Whelan - Bushranger. Confessed to five murders. Hanged - 26 June 1855
• Edward Heylin - Hanged for burglary - 26 June 1855
• John Parsons Knights - Hanged for burglary - 26 June 1855
• Michael Casey - Hanged at Oatlands for Wounding with Intent - 5 August 1856
• Matthew Burns - Hanged before a large crowd at Launceston - 1856
• Alexander Cullen - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Betsy Ross - 18 August 1857
• Solomon Munday - Hanged at Oatlands for attempted murder by poison - 27 October 1857
• Richard "Long Mick" Ennis - Hanged at Oatlands for the murder of George Sturgeon - 27 October 1857
• James Kelly - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Coleman O’Loughlin at Avoca - 28 November 1857
• Timothy Kelly - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Coleman O’Loughlin at Avoca - 28 November 1857
• William Maher - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of his wife near Kingborough - 28 November 1857
• Thomas Callinan - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Amelia Murray at Three Hut Point - 20th April 1858
• Henry Madigan - Hanged at Launceston for fratricide at Prosser's Forest, Ravenswood - 5 May 1858
• Matthew Burns (Breen) - Hanged for the rape of a three year old at Avoca - 5 August 1858
• Thomas Gault - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for Felonious Assault and Robbery at the Mount Nelson Signal Station - 21 December 1858
• John King - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Rebecca Hall at the Bull's Head, Goulburn Street - 16 February 1859
• Peter Haley ("Black Peter") - Bushranger. Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for Shooting with Intent - 16 February 1859
• Daniel ("Wingy") Stewart - Bushranger. Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for Shooting with Intent - 16 February 1859
• William Ferns (alias Flowers) - Bushranger. Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for Shooting with Intent - 16 February 1859
• William Davis - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Andre Cassavant at Black River - 16 February 1859
• Robert Brown - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the rape of a three year old at Triabunna - 4 May 1859
• Bernard Donahue - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of James Burton near Kingston - 12 July 1859
• John Vigors - Hanged at Oatlands for Shooting with Intent at Ellerslie - 31 January 1860^[80]
• John Nash - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of William Iles near Cleveland - 4 May 1860
• Julius Baker - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for shooting with intent - 10 May 1860
• Martin Lydon - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the rape of a nine year old - 25 September 1860
• John Hailey - Hanged at Launceston fro the murder of William Wilson at Cullenswood - 23 May 1861
• John Chapman - Hanged at Launceston for assault with intent to murder at Avoca - 23 May 1861
• Patrick Maloney - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Richard Furlong at Evandale - 23 May 1861^[81]
• Margaret Coghlan - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of her husband - 18 February 1862
• Charles Flanders - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the rape and murder of a ten year old - 24 June 1862
• William Mulligan - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for rape and felonious assault at Bagdad - 18 September 1862
• Hendrick Witnalder - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for sodomy - 20 February 1863
• Robert McKavor - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for felonious assault and robbery - 16 February 1864
• William Griffiths - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of two small children at Glenorchy - 2 December 1865
• Daniel Connors - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Ellen Moriarty at Longford - 17 March 1868
• John Regan - Hanged at Launceston Gaol for the murder of his sixteen year old wife Emma on the Westbury Road - 28 June 1870
• Job Smith - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the rape of Margaret Ayres - 31 May 1875
• John Bishnahan - Hanged at Launceston Gaol for the murder of Thomas Rudge at Evandale - 19 November 1877
• Richard Copping - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Susannah Stacey at Bream Creek - 20 October 1878
• George Braxton - Hanged at Launceston for the murder of Ellen Sneezwell in York Street - 10 July 1882^[82]
• James Ogden - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of William Wilson at Cleveland - 4 June 1883
• James Sutherland - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of William Wilson at Cleveland - 4 June 1883
• Henry Stock - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Elizabeth Kent and her young child - 13th October 1884
• Arthur Cooley - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Mary Camille Ogilvy near Richmond - 17 August 1891
• James (Joe) Coleman - Hanged at Adelaide Gaol for the murder of Albert Ring at Glenelg - 2 July 1908
• Joseph Belbin - Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of Margaret Ledwell at Deloraine - 11 March 1914
• George Carpenter - Murdered three people at Swansea. Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of his cousin Thomas Carpenter - 27 December 1922
• Frederick Thompson - The last person executed in Tasmania. Hanged at Campbell Street Gaol for the murder of eight year old Evelyn Maughan - 14 February 1946 ^[83]

Victoria

• Tunnerminnerwait - Hanged at Melbourne on 20 January 1842 for the murder of two whalers at Cape Paterson^[84]
• Maulboyhenner - Hanged at Melbourne on 20 January 1842 for the murder of two whalers at Cape Paterson^[84]
• Charles Ellis - Hanged at Melbourne gaol on 28 June 1842 for "shooting with intent to maim or disable". "The Plenty Trio"^[85][86]
• Martin Fogarty - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne gaol on 28 June 1842 for "shooting with intent to maim or disable". "The Plenty Trio"^[85][86]
• Daniel "Yankee Jack" Jepps - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne gaol on 28 June 1842 for "shooting with intent to maim or disable". "The Plenty Trio"^[85][87][86]
• Alkepurata ("Roger")(Aboriginal) - From Port Fairy. Hanged at Melbourne for murder at Mount Rouse, Hamilton - 5 September 1842
• Jeremiah Connell - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder at Buninyong - 27 January 1847^[88]
• Bobby (Aboriginal) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the killing by spear of Andrew Beveridge at Piangil - 30 April 1847
• Ptolemy (Aboriginal) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the killing by spear of Andrew Beveridge at Piangil - 30 April 1847^[89]
• John ("Pretty Boy") Healey - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder at Tarraville, Gippsland - 29 November 1847^[90][91]
• Augustus Dancey - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Matthew Luck at Stony Creek (Spotswood) - 1 August 1848^[92]
• Patrick Kennedy - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife at Penshurst - 1 October 1851^[93]
• James Barlow - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder by stabbing a man at a boarding house in Flinders Street, Melbourne - 22 May 1852^[94]
• John Riches - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Harry Webb in the Black Forest, near Macedon - 3 November 1852^[95]
• George Pinkerton - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of a woman and child at Brighton - 4 April 1853^[96]
• Aaron Durant - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of John Wright at Bendigo - 11 July 1853^[97]
• John Smith - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence - 23 August 1853^[98][99]
• Henry Turner - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence - 23 August 1853^[100][101]
• William Atkins (or Atkyns) - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the robbery of the Private Escort, near Kalkallo - 3 October 1853^[102]
• George ("Frenchy") Melville - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the robbery of the Private Escort - 3 October 1853^[103][104]
• George Wilson - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the robbery of the Private Escort - 3 October 1853^[105]
• Patrick O'Connor (or Connor) - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Cadet Thompson near Kilmore - 24 October 1853^[106]
• Henry Bradley - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Cadet Thompson near Kilmore - 24 October 1853^[107]
• Michael Finnessy - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of Elizabeth Finnessy off Liitle Bourke Street - 25 October 1853^[108][109]
• Alexander Ram - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Kitty Hennessy at Prahran - 25 October 1853^[110]
• John Smith - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for being accessory to rape on the Goulburn River Diggings - 25 November 1853^[111]
• Joseph West - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for rape of an eight year old girl - 27 December 1853^[112]
• James Button - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Shooting With Intent - 28 March 1854^[113]
• David Magee - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder on the Avoca River - 25 April 1854^[114]
• William Thoroughgood - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the rape of a seven year old - 23 May 1854^[115]
• John Hughes - Hanged At Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Abraham Marcus - 25 September 1854^[116][117]
• John Gunn - Hanged at Geelong Gaol for the murder of Samuel Harris at Warrnambool - 9 November 1854^[118][119]
• Luke Lucas - Hanged for murder of his wife off Little Bourke Street - 24 November 1854^[120][121]
• George (John) Roberts - Hanged at Geelong for attempting to poison George Kelly at Native Creek, near Inverleigh - 16 December 1854^[122]
• James McAlister - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of Jane Jones at the Exchange Hotel, Swanston Street, Melbourne - 25 July 1855^[123]
• James Condon (or Arthur Somerville) - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence near Bacchus Marsh - 24 November 1855^[124]
• John Dixon - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence near Bacchus Marsh - 24 November 1855
• Alfred Henry Jackson - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence near Bacchus Marsh - 24 November 1855
• James Ross (alias Griffiths) - Hanged at Geelong Gaol for the murder of his son and one Mrs Sayers near Horsham - 22 April 1856^[125][126]
• William Twigham (or Twiggem, alias Lexton) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Sergeant McNally at the Cathcart Diggings, near Ararat - 2 March 1857^[127]
• Chu-Ah-Luk - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of A-pud at Campbell's Creek - 2 March 1857^[128]
• James Cornick - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of Agnes McCallum at Eaglehawk - 16 March 1857^[129]
• Thomas Williams - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General John Giles Price - 28 April 1857^[130]
• Henry Smith (alias Brennan) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 28 April 1857
• Thomas Moloney - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 28 April 1857^[131]
• Francis Brannigan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 29 April 1857
• William Brown - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 29 April 1857
• Richard Bryant - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 29 April 1857
• John Chisley - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for his part in the murder of Inspector-General Price - 30 April 1857^[132]
• James Woodlock - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of a man named Vick in Castlemaine - 1 June 1857^[133][134]
• Frederick Turner - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery Under Arms on the Flemington Road - 28 August 1857^[135]
• Chong High - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of Sophia Lewis in a brothel in Stephen Street (Exhibition Street) Melbourne - 3 September 1857
• Hing Tzan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of Sophia Lewis in a brothel in Stephen Street (Exhibition Street) Melbourne - 3 September 1857^[136]
• John Mason - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of "Big George" at Ballan - 6 November 1857^[137]
• Edward Brown - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence at Ararat Racecourse - 1 March 1858^[138]
• William Jones - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Robbery With Violence at Ararat Racecourse - 1 March 1858^[139]
• George Robinson - Hanged for the murder of Margaret Brown at Maryborough - 16 March 1858^[140]
• Edward Cardana (alias John Nelson alias Michael Ferrara) - Hanged for the murder of John Armstrong at Long Gully - 19 March 1858^[141]
• Owen McQueeny - Hanged at Geelong for the 'Green Tent Murder' near Meredith - 20 October 1858^[142]
• Samuel Gibbs - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife Anne at Ararat. This execution was botched; the rope snapped tumbling Gibbs to the floor. He had to be carried back up the scaffold and hanged again with a fresh rope. - 12 November 1858^[143][144]
• George Thompson - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Hugh Anderson at Ballarat - 12 November 1858^[145]
• Edward Hitchcock - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife at Strathloddon, near Campbell's Creek. This execution was also botched; Hitchcock failed to die and remained struggling on the rope. The executioner had to grab Hitchcock by the knees and use his weight to ensure death. - 29 November 1858^[146]
• Christian Von Sie (or Von See) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder committed near Mitiamo - 29 November 1858^[147]
• Thomas Ryan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Joe Hartwig in the Indigo Valley - 11 April 1859^[148]
• William Armstrong - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for shooting with intent, Omeo - 12 July 1859
• George Chamberlain - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for shooting with intent, Omeo - 12 July 1859^[149]
• Richard Rowley - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for violent assault with intent to murder at the Pentridge Stockade - 26 July 1859^[150]
• William Siddons - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the rape of an eight year old girl at Pleasant Creek - 17 November 1859^[151]
• Henry Brown - Hanged for murder of James Tickner at Mount Korong, near Wedderburn - 21 November 1859^[152]
• George Waines - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Mary Hunt at Casterton - July 1860^[153][154]
• Edward Fenlow (alias Reynolds) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of George Plummer (alias Gardiner) at Inglewood - 20 August 1860^[155]
• John McDonald - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of his wife at Ironbark Gully, Bendigo - 30 September 1860^[156][157]
• William Smith - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife at Stanley - 22 April 1861^[158]
• Henry Cooley - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of his wife at Heathcote - 11 July 1861^[159]
• Nathaniel Ruby - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Joe West at the Great Western Reef, Tarnagulla - 5 August 1861^[160]
• Martin Rice - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Anthony Green off Bourke Street, Melbourne - 30 September 1861^[161][162]
• Thomas Sanders - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for rape at Keilor - 31 October 1861^[163]
• Samuel Pollett - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the rape of his own daughter - 29 December 1862^[164]
• Thomas McGee - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Alexander Brown at Maiden Gully - 19 February 1863^[165]
• James Murphy - Hanged at Geelong for the murder of Constable O'Boyle at Warrnambool - 6 November 1863^[166]
• Julian Cross - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Robert Scott at Devil's River - 11 November 1863
• David Gedge - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Robert Scott at Devil's River - 11 November 1863
• Elizabeth Scott - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of her husband near Devil's River- 11 November 1863
• James Barrett - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Elizabeth Beckinsale at Woodstock - 1 December 1863
• Alexander Davis - Hanged at Ballarat Gaol for the murder of George Sims at Smythesdale - 29 February 1864^[167]
• William Carver - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Shooting With Intent in an attempted bank robbery at Fitzroy - 3 August 1864
• Samuel Woods - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Shooting With Intent in an attempted bank robbery at Fitzroy - 3 August 1864
• Christopher Harrison - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of James Marsh - 3 August 1864
• John Stacey - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of a two-year-old boy at South Melbourne - 5 April 1865^[168]
• Joseph Brown - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder committed at the Whittington Tavern, Bourke Street Melbourne - 4 May 1865^[169]
• Peter Dotsalaere - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Catherine Jacobs at 106 LaTrobe Street Melbourne - 6 July 1865
• David Young - Hanged at Castlemaine Gaol for the murder of Margaret Graham at Daylesford - 21 August 1865^[170]
• Thomas ("Yankee Tom") Menard - Hanged at Geelong for the murder of James Sweeney at Warrnambool - 28 October 1865
• Patrick Sheehan - Hanged at HM Prison Beechworth for the murder of James Kennedy at Rowdy Flat Yackandandah - 6 November 1865
• Long Poy - Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of Ah Yong at Emu Flat - 10 March 1866^[171]
• James Jones - Hanged at Ballarat for a murder committed at Scarsdale - 19 March 1866^[172]
• Robert Bourke (alias Cluskey) - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of a man named Hurst at Diamond Creek - 29 November 1866
• John Kelly - Hanged at Beechworth for sodomy on a child at Wangaratta - 4 May 1867^[173]
• Denis Murphy - Hanged at Ballarat for a murder at Bullarook - 16 April 1867^[174]
• William Terry - Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of a man named Reddick or Redyk on the Coliban - 31 July 1867^[175]
• George Searle - Hanged at Ballarat for the Piggoreet Murder - 7 August 1867
• Joseph Ballam - Hanged at Ballarat for the Piggoreet Murder - 7 August 1867^[176][177]
• Bernard Cunningham - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of John Fairweather, near Keilor - 31 March 1868
• Michael Flannigan (or Flannagan) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder at Hamilton - 31 March 1868
• Joseph Whelan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of a farmer at Rokewood - 31 March 1868
• John Hogan - Hanged at Castlemaine for a murder committed at Bullock Creek - 14 August 1868^[178]
• James Ritson - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of the Methodist Minister William Hill, who was visiting him at A Division, Pentridge - 3 August 1869^[179]
• James Smith (alias Peter Higgins) - Hanged at Beechworth for the murder of his wife - 11 November 1869
• Ah Pew - Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of a child at Glenluce, near Vaughan - 23 May 1870^[180]
• Patrick Smith - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife at North Melbourne - 4 August 1870^[181]
• Andrew Vair (or Vere) - Hanged at Ararat for murder of Amos Cheale at St Arnaud - 15 August 1870^[182]
• James Cusack - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife at Woods Point - 30 August 1870^[183]
• James Seery - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder at Crooked River, Gippsland - 14 November 1870^[184]
• James Quinn - Hanged at Beechworth for the murder of Ah Cow, near Myrtleford - 10 November 1871^[185]
• Patrick Geary - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of a shepherd named Brookhouse near Colac in 1854 - 4 December 1871^[186]
• Edward Feeney - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder in the Treasury Gardens - 14 May 1872^[187]
• James Wilkie - Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of Henry Pensom at Daylesford - 20 May 1872^[188]
• Samuel Wright - Hanged at Castlemaine for the attempted murder of Arthur Hagan (or Hogan) at Dead Horse Flat, near Eaglehawk - 11 March 1873^[189]
• Thomas Brady - Hanged at Beechworth for The Wooragee Murder - 12 May 1873
• James Smith - Hanged at Beechworth for The Wooragee Murder - 12 May 1873
• Pierre Borbun (Barburn, Borhuu)- Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of Sarah Smith, the publican's wife at the White Swan Hotel, Sunrise Gully, Kangaroo Flat - 20 May 1873^[190]
• Oscar Wallace (alias James, alias Hasker) - Hanged at Ballarat for the rape of Mary Cook at Mount Beckworth, near Clunes - 11 August 1873^[191]
• Ah Kat (or Ah Cat) - Hanged at Castlemaine for the murder of Friedrich Renzelmann at Bet Bet, near Dunolly - 9 August 1875^[192]
• An Gaa - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder committed at Vaughan - 30 August 1875
• Henry Howard - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Elizabeth Wright, licensee of the Frankston Hotel - 4 October 1875
• John Weachurch (Taylor) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for attempted murder - 6 December 1875^[193]
• John Duffus - Hanged at Castlemaine, having been handed in by his wife for the rape of his eleven-year-old daughter near Goornong - 22 May 1876
• James ("Donegal Jim") Ashe - Hanged at Ballarat for the rape of Elizabeth Reece at Burrumbeet - 21 August 1876^[194]
• Basileo Bondietto - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Carlo Comisto near Tallarook - 11 December 1876^[195]
• William Hastings - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his wife near Mount Eliza - 14 March 1877
• Thomas Hogan - Hanged at Beechworth for fratricide at Yarrawonga - 9 June 1879
• Ned Kelly - Bushranger. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Constable Thomas Lonigan - 11 November 1880^[196]
• Robert Rohan - Hanged at Beechworth for a murder committed at Yalca - 6 June 1881^[197]
• Robert Francis Burns - Confessed to eight murders. Hanged at Ararat for the murder of a man at Wickliffe - 25 September 1883^[198]
• Henry Morgan - Hanged at Ararat for the rape and murder of a ten year old at Panmure - 6 June 1884^[199]
• James Hawthorn - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for fratricide at Brighton - 21 August 1884^[200]
• William O'Brien - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of farmer Peter McAinsh at Lancefield - 24 October 1884^[201]
• William Barnes - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Joe Slack at South Melbourne - 15 May 1885^[202]
• Charles Bushby (alias Baker) - Hanged at Ballarat for attempted murder of a policeman near Gong Gong - 3 September 1885^[203]
• Edward ("The Fiddler") Hunter - Hanged at Bendigo Prison for the murder of Jim Power at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Charlton - 27 November 1885^[204]
• Freeland Morell - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murder of a fellow sailor at Port Melbourne - 7 January 1886^[205]
• George Syme - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his mother-in-law at Lilydale - 9 November 1888^[206]
• William Harrison - Hanged at Bendigo for a murder committed at Elmore - 18 March 1889^[207]
• Filipe Castillo - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Mrs.Thornton at Carlton- 16 September 1889^[208][209]
• Robert Landells - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Peter Sherlock at Chamber's Paddock, about 6 km from Ringwood - 16 October 1889^[210]
• John Thomas Phelan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his de facto wife at St.James' Place Toorak - 16 March 1891^[211]
• John Wilson - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his fiancee Estella Marks at Darling Gardens, Clifton Hill - 23 March 1891^[212]
• Fatta Chand - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Juggo Mull at Healesville - 27 April 1891^[213]
• John Wilson - Hanged at Ballarat for the rape of a six-year-old girl at Eastern Oval, Ballarat - 11 May 1891^[214]
• James Johnston - Hanged at Ballarat for murdering his wife and four children - 18 May 1891^[215]
• William Coulston (or Colston) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a double murder at Narbethong - 21 August 1891^[216][217]
• Cornelius Bourke - Hanged at Ballarat for the murder of an elderly prisoner named Charlie Stewart in the gaol at Hamilton - 20 April 1891^[218]
• Frederick Bailey Deeming - Murdered at least six people. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Emily Mather at Windsor - 23 May 1892
• John Conder - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Kaiza Singh near Buchan - 28 August 1893^[219]
• Frances Knorr - "The Brunswick Baby Farmer" - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of two infants - 15 January 1894^[220]
• Ernest Knox - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Isaac Crawcour whilst in the act of burglary at Williamstown - 19 March 1894^[221]
• Fred Jordan - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his girlfriend at Port Melbourne - 20 August 1894^[222]
• Martha Needle - Murdered five people by poison. Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Louis Juncken at 137 Bridge Road Richmond - 22 October 1894^[223]
• Elijah Cockroft - Hanged at Ballarat for the murder of Fanny Mott at Noradjuha, near Natimuk - 12 November 1894^[224]
• Arthur Buck - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Catherine Norton at South Melbourne - 1 July 1895^[225]
• Emma Williams - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of her two year old at Port Melbourne - 4 November 1895^[226]
• Charles Henry Strange - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for a murder at Lakes Entrance - 13 January 1896^[227]
• Charles John Hall - Hanged at Bendigo for the murder of his wife at Eaglehawk - 13 September 1897^[228]
• Alfred Archer - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of William Matthews at Strathmerton - 21 November 1898^[229]
• William Robert Jones - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for murdering an eight year old at Broadford - 26 March 1900^[230]
• Albert Edward McNamara - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for arson causing death of his young son at Carlton - 14 April 1902^[231]
• August Tisler (Sippol) - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Edward Sangal at Dandenong - 20 October 1902^{[232][233][234]}
• James Coleman Williams - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his employer's wife at O'Grady Street Clifton Hill - 8 September 1904^[235]
• Charles Deutschmann - Hanged at Ballarat for the murder of his wife Isabella Deutschmann at Dobie, near Ararat - 29 June 1908^[236]
• Joseph Pfeiffer - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for shooting his sister-in-law at 102 Mills Street, Middle Park - 29 April 1912^[237]
• John Jackson - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Constable McGrath whilst in the act of robbing the Trades Hall - 24 January 1916^[238]
• Antonio Picone - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of Giuseppe Lauricella at Queen Victoria Market - 18 September 1916^[239]
• Albert Budd - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the murder of his foster-sister at Port Melbourne - 29 January 1918^[240]
• Colin Campbell Ross - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the Gun Alley Murder - 24 April 1922^[241]
• Angus Murray - Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the Glenferrie Station Murder - 14 April 1924^[242]
• David Bennett - Hanged at Pentridge Prison for the rape of a four-year-old girl at North Carlton - 26 September 1932^[243]
• Arnold Sodeman - The Schoolgirl Strangler. Confessed to the murder of four girls. Hanged at Pentridge - 1 June 1936^[244]
• Edward Cornelius - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of the Reverend Laceby Cecil at St. Saviour's Collingwood - 22 June 1936^[245]
• Thomas William Johnson - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of Chares Bunney and Robert Gray at the former Windsor Castle Hotel, Dunolly - 23 January 1939^[246]
• George Green - Hanged at Pentridge for double murder at Glenroy - 17 April 1939^[247]
• Alfred Bye - Hanged at Pentridge for stabbing to death a soldier in the Treasury Gardens - 22 December 1941^[248]
• Eddie Leonski - The Brownout Strangler. Hanged at Pentridge - 9 November 1942^[249]
• Norman Andrews - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of 'Pop' Kent - 19 February 1951^[250]
• Robert David Clayton - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of 'Pop' Kent - 19 February 1951^[251]
• Jean Lee - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of 'Pop' Kent in Dorrit Street Carlton. The last woman executed in Australia - 19 February 1951^[252]
• Ronald Ryan - Hanged at Pentridge for the murder of Prison Officer Hodson. The last person executed in Australia - 3 February 1967

Western Australia

Aboriginal executed convicts' names are in bold text

Long Island, Houtman Abrolhos

• Jeronimus Corneliszoon - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Lenert Michielsz - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Mattys Beijr - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Jan Hendricx - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Allert Janssen - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Rutger Fredericxsz - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]
• Andries Jonas - 2 October 1629 - hanged as party to the murder of 125 men, women and children^[253]

York

• Doodjeep - 7 July 1840 - hanged at the site of the crime, for the murders of Sarah Cook and her 8-month child on 18 May 1839 at Norrilong, York^[254][255]
• Barrabong - 7 July 1840 - hanged at the site of the crime for the murders of Sarah Cook and her 8-month child on 18 May 1839 at Norrilong, York^[254][255]

Roebourne

• Cooperabiddy - 20 March 1893 - hanged for murder of James Coppin, a half-caste, at the Hamersley Ranges^[256]
• Doulga - 28 December 1896 - hanged for the murder of John Horrigan at Lagrange Bay on 28 March 1896^[257]
• Caroling - 14 May 1900 - hanged for the murder of Dr Vines at Braeside station^[258]
• Poeling - 14 May 1900 - hanged for the murder of Dr Vines at Braeside station^[258]
• Weedabong - 14 May 1900 - hanged for the murder of Dr Vines at Braeside station^[258]

Derby

• Lillimara - 21 October 1899 - hanged at Derby Gaol for murder of Thomas Jasper on 17 March 1897 on Oscar Range Station, Fitzroy Crossing^[259]
• Mullabudden - 12 May 1900 - hanged at Derby Gaol for murder of John Dobbie on 12 March 1899 at Mount Broome^[260][261]
• Woolmillamah - 12 May 1900 - hanged at Derby Gaol for murder of John Dobbie on 12 March 1899 at Mount Broome^[261]

Halls Creek

• Tomahawk - 18 March 1892 - hanged at Mount Dockerell, the site of the crime, for the murder of William Miller on 26 June 1891^[262][263]
• Dicky - 18 March 1892 - hanged at Mount Dockerell, the site of the crime, for the murder of William Miller on 26 June 1891^[262]
• Chinaman (Jerringo) - 18 March 1892 - hanged at Mount Dockerell, the site of the crime, for the murder of William Miller on 26 June 1891^[262]

Geraldton

• Sing Ong - 29 October 1884 - hanged for the murder of Chung Ah Foo on 11 May 1884 at Shark Bay^[264]

Albany

• Peter McKean (alias William McDonald) - 12 October 1872 - hanged for the murder of William "Yorkie" Marriott on 30 June 1872 at Slab Hut Gully (Tunney), between Kojonup and Cranbrook^[265][266]

Perth

• Midgegooroo - 22 May 1833 - executed at the Perth Gaol by firing squad on a death warrant issued summarily by Lieutenant Governor Frederick Irwin, for the murders of Thomas and John Velvick on 31 March 1833 at Bull's Creek^[267]
• Mendik - 14 October 1841 - hanged at the site of the crime, for the murder of 12 yo John Burtenshaw on 16 July 1839 on the Canning River at Maddington^[268][269]
• Buckas (a lascar) - January 1845 - hanged at Perth for rape on a child under ten years of age^[270]
• James Malcolm - 14 April 1847 - hanged at the site of the crime, the Burswood Estate (Victoria Park), for highway robbery and murder of Clark Gordon on 6 January 1847^[271][272]
• Kanyin - 12 April 1850 - hanged at Redcliffe for the murder of Yadupwert at York - the first public execution in WA for inter se murder^[273]
• Samuel Stanley - 18 April 1855 - hanged at Victoria Park for the murder of Catherine Dayly on the York Road^[274][275]
• Jacob - 18 April 1855 - hanged at Victoria Park for the murder of Bijare on 25 September 1854 at Gingin^{[274][275][276]}
• Yoongal - 14 July 1855 - hanged at Victoria Park, for the murder of Kanip at the Hotham River^[277]
• Yandan - 14 July 1855 - hanged at Victoria Park, for the murder by spearing of 10 yo girl Yangerdan near York^[277]

Hanged at the Perth Gaol:

• Bridget Hurford - 15 October 1855 - for the murder of her husband John Hurford at Vasse^[278]
• William Dodd - 15 October 1855 - for the murder of John Hurford at Vasse^[278]
• George Williams - 15 October 1855 - for wounding Warder James McEvoy with a shovel at the Convict Establishment on 26 September 1855^[278]
• John Lloyd - 29 October 1857 - for wounding with intent to kill John Brown at Port Gregory in June 1857^[279]
• Richard Bibbey - 17 October 1859 - for the murder of Billamarra at Upper Irwin in March 1859. First European executed for murder of an aboriginal^[280]
• Thomas Clancy - 15 January 1861 - for the rape of 7 yo Ellen Jane White at Bunbury^[281][282]
• Joseph McDonald - 15 January 1861 - for rape at Toodyay^[282][283]
• Robert Thomas Palin - 6 July 1861 - for robbery with violence of Susan Harding at Fremantle^[284]
• William Voss - 19 January 1862 - for the murder of his wife Mary Moir at York on 11 November 1861^[285]
• Kewacan (Larry) - 24 January 1862 - for the murder of Charles Storey at Jacup on 23 July 1861^[286][287]
• Long Jimmy - 24 January 1862 - for the murder of Charles Storey at Jacup on 23 July 1861^[286][287]
• Narreen - 10 April 1862 - for the murder an aboriginal girl Nelly at Victoria Plains^[286][288]
• Eenue - 10 April 1862 - for the murder an aboriginal girl Nelly at Victoria Plains^[286][288]
• Finger - 10 April 1862 - for the murder of Charles Storey at Jacup on 23 July 1861^[286][288]
• Joseph White - 21 October 1863 - for rape of 13 yo Jane Rhodes, at Greenough on 18 August 1863^[286][289]
• Teelup - 21 October 1863 - for the murder of Charles Storey at Jacup on 23 July 1861^[286][287]
• Narrigalt - 18 July 1865 - for the murder of Martha Farling, a 3½ yo half-caste girl, near York on 26 May 1865^[290]
• Youndalt - 18 July 1865 - for the murder of Martha Farling, a 3½ yo half-caste girl, near York on 26 May 1865^[290]
• Nandingbert - 18 July 1865 - for the murder of Quatcull near Albany on 14 May 1865^[290]
• Yardalgene (aka Jackey Howson) - 18 July 1865 - for the murder of Quatcull near Albany on 14 May 1865^[290]
• James Fanning - 14 April 1871 - for the rape of 13 yo Mary Dawes on 24 November 1870 on the Albany Road. The first private execution and the last execution for rape in the colony^[291][292]
• Margaret Cody - 15 July 1871 - for the murder of James Holditch, on 4 March 1871 at North Fremantle^[293]
• William Davis - 15 July 1871 - for the murder of James Holditch, on 4 March 1871 at North Fremantle^[293]
• Briley (Briarly) - 13 October 1871 - for the murder of Charley (Wickin) at Albany^[294]
• Noorbung - 13 October 1871 - for the murder of Margaret Mary McGowan on 30 June 1871 at Boyanup^[295]
• Charcoal - 15 February 1872 - for the murder of Samuel Wells Lazenby on 7 August 1871 at Port Walcott^[296][297]
• Tommy - 15 February 1872 - for the murder of Samuel Wells Lazenby on 7 August 1871 at Port Walcott^[297][296]
• Yarradeee - 16 October 1873 - for the murder and cannibalism of 3 yo Edward William Dunn at Yanganooka, Port Gregory on 5 October 1865^[298]
• Muregelly - 16 October 1873 - for the murder and cannibalism of 3 yo Edward William Dunn at Yanganooka, Port Gregory on 5 October 1865^[298]
• Robert Goswell - 13 January 1874 - for murder of Mary Anne Lloyd at Stapelford, Beverley on 1 December 1873^[299]
• John Gill - 4 April 1874 - hanged for the murder of William Foster at Narrogin on 13 February 1874^[300]
• Bobbinett - 22 April 1875 - for the murder of Police Lance-Corporal William Archibald Armstrong on 14 January 1875 near Kojonup^[301][302]
• Wanaba (or Wallaby) - 22 April 1875 - for the murder of Tommy Howell (or Moul), a police native assistant, near Yalgoo on 10 July 1874^[303]
• Wandagary - 22 April 1875 - for the murder of Tommy Howell (or Moul), a police native assistant, near Yalgoo on 10 July 1874^[303]
• Kenneth Brown - 10 June 1876 - for the murder of his wife Mary Ann on 3 January 1876 at Geraldton^[304]
• Yarndu - 16 October 1876^[305]
• Chilagorah - 29 April 1879 - for the murder of Pintagorah on 31 January 1879 at Cossack
• Ah Kett - 27 January 1883 - for the murder of Foo Ah Moy on 2 July 1883, at Cheritah Sation, Roebourne^[306][307]
• John Collins - 27 January 1883 - for the murder of John King at the Kalgan River near Albany on 2 October 1882^[308][307]
• John Maroney - 25 October 1883 - for the murder of James Watson on 1 May 1883 at Yellenup, Kojonup^[309]
• William Watkins - 25 October 1883 - for the murder of James Watson on 1 May 1883 at Yellenup, Kojonup^[309]
• Henry Benjamin Haynes - 23 January 1884 - for the murder of his wife Mary Ann Haynes on 12 October 1883 at Perth^[310]
• Thomas Henry Carbury - 23 October 1884 - for the murder of Constable Hackett at Beverley on 12 September 1884^[311]
• John Duffy - 28 January 1885 - for the murder of his wife Mary Sultana McGann on 21 November 1884 at Fremantle^[312]
• Henry Sherry - 27 October 1885 - for the murder of Catherine Waldock on 16 September 1885 at Quinderring, Williams^[313]
• Franz Erdmann - 4 April 1887 - for the murder of Anthony Johnson on 27 October 1886 McPhee's Creek, Kimberley^[314]
• William Conroy - 18 November 1887 - for the murder of John Snook on 23 June 1887 at Fremantle Town Hall^[315]

Rottnest

• Tampin - 16 July 1879 - hanged for the murder of John Moir at Stokes Inlet on 29 March 1877^[316][317]
• Wangabiddi - 18 Jun 1883 - hanged for the murder of Charles Redfern in May 1882 at Minni-Minni on the Gascoyne River^[318]
• Guerilla - 18 June 1883 - hanged for the murder of Anthony Cornish at Fitzroy River on 12 December 1882^[319]
• Naracorie - 3 August 1883 – hanged for the murder of Charles Brackell on 31 July 1882 at Wandagee on the Minilya River^[320]
• Calabungamarra - 13 June 1888 - hanged for the murder of a Chinese man, Indyco, at Hamersley Range^[321]

Fremantle

Hanged at the Round House:

• John Gaven - 6 April 1844 - for the murder of George Pollard at South Dandalup^[322]

Hanged at Fremantle Prison:^[323]

• Long Jimmy - 2 March 1889 - alias Jimmy Long, a Malay, for the murder of Claude Kerr on board a pearling lugger 'Dawn' at Cossack on 7 September 1888^[324]
• Harry Pres - 8 November 1889 - alias Harry Pres, a Singapore Malay, for the murder of Louis, a Filipino, near Halls Creek, on 9 June 1889^[325]
• Ah Chi - 16 April 1891 - alias Li Ki Hong, Chinese, murdered Ah Gin, Chinese, at Daliak, York on 3 March 1891^[326]
• Chew Fong - 29 April 1892 - alias Chew Fong, with two others, for the murder of Ah Pang at Meka Station, on 23 Dec 1891^[327]
• Lyee Nyee - 29 April 1892 - alias Lee Nyee, with two others, for the murder of Ah Pang at Meka Station, on 23 Dec 1891^[327]
• Yung Quonk - 29 April 1892 - alias Yung Quonk, with two others, for the murder of Ah Pang at Meka Station, on 23 Dec 1891^[327]
• Sin Cho Chi - 29 April 1892 - for the murder of George E.B Fairhead, at a Mill Stream out-station, near Roebourne^[328]
• Goulam Mahomet - 2 May 1896 - for murder of Tagh Mahomet in the Mosque at Coolgardie on 10 January 1896^[329]
• Jumna Khan - 31 March 1897 - for the murder of William Griffiths in High Street, Fremantle on 3 December 1896<^[330]
• Pedro De La Cruz - 19 July 1900 - hanged for the murders of John Arthur Reddell, his 19 yo son Leslie and Jim Taylor, on 19 October 1899, near Broome^[331]
• Peter Perez - 19 July 1900 - hanged for murder of John Arthur Reddell, his 19 yo son Leslie and Jim Taylor, on 19 October 1899, near Broome^[331]
• Samuel Peters - 9 September 1902 - murdered his wife Trevenna Peters at Leederville on 3 July 1903^[332][333]
• Stelios Psichitas - 15 April 1903 - Greek national, raped and murdered his sister-in-law and 1 yo nephew at Lawlers on 20 December 1902^[334]
• Fredric Maillat - 21 April 1903 - French national, murdered Charles Lauffer, at Smith's Mill, Glen Forest, on 4 February 1903^{[335][334][336]}
• Sebaro Rokka - 7 July 1903 - for the murder of Dollah and another Malay at Point Cunningham, near Derby on 20 February 1903^[337]
• Ah Hook - 11 January 1904 - for the murder of Yanoo, a Japanese laundryman, at Carnarvon on 26 August 1903^[338]
• Manoor Mohomet - 4 May 1904 - for the murder of Meer, an Afghan, at Kensington, near Menzies on 16 November 1903^[339]
• Simeon Espada - 14 December 1905 - for the murder of Mark Lieblig at Broome on 30 August 1905
• Charles Hagen - 14 December 1905 - for the murder of Mark Lieblig at Broome on 30 August 1905
• Pablo Marquez - 14 December 1905 - for the murder of Mark Lieblig at Broome on 30 August 1905
• Antonio Sala - 19 November 1906 - for the murder of Battista Gregorini at Mt Jackson on 13 September 1906
• Augustin De Kitchilan - 23 October 1907 - for the murder of Leah Fouracre at Peppermint Grove Farm, Waroona on 15 or 16 August 1907
• Harry G. Smith - 23 March 1908 - for the murder of William John Clinton at Day Dawn on 5 January 1908
• Iwakichi Oki - 22 October 1908 - for the murder of James Henry Shaw at West Murray, Pinjarra on 23 August 1908
• Martha Rendell - 6 October 1909 - for the murder of Arthur Morris by poisoning on 8 October 1908
• Peter Robustelli - 9 February 1910 - for the murder of Giovanni Forsatti at Little Woodward Street, Coolgardie on 19 October 1909
• Alexander Smart - 7 March 1911 - for the murder of Ethel May Harris at 5 Cowle Street, West Perth on 10 March 1909
• David H Smithson - 25 July 1911 - for the rape and murder of 18 yo Elizabeth Frances Compton at Woodlupine on 13 May 1911
• Charles Spargo - 1 July 1913 - for the murder of Gilbert Pickering Jones on 23 January 1913 at Broome^[340]
• Charles H. Odgers - 14 January 1914 - for the murder of Edith Molyneaux at Balgobin, Dandalup on 3 October 1913
• Andrea Sacheri - 12 April 1915 - for the murder of 11 yo Jean Bell at Marrinup, near Dwellingup, on 12 January 1915
• Frank Rosland - 12 March 1923 - for the murder of Zareen at Nullagine on 27 August 1922
• Royston Rennie - 2 August 1926 - for the murder of John Roger Greville on the train between East Perth and Perth stations on 3 June 1926^[341]
• William Coulter - 25 October 1926 - for the murders of Inspector John Walsh and Sergeant Alexander Pitman on 28 April 1926 near Boulder
• Phillip J. Trefene - 25 October 1926 - for the murders of Inspector John Walsh and Sergeant Alexander Pitman on 28 April 1926 near Boulder
• John Sumpter Milner - 21 May 1928 - for the rape and murder of 11-year-old Ivy Lewis at Darkan on 28 February 1928
• Clifford Hulme - 3 September 1928 - for the murder of Harold Eaton Smith at Wubin on 22 June 1928^[342]
• Antonio Fanto - 18 May 1931 - for the murder of Cosimo Xesci at Latham on 20 March 1931^[343]
• John Thomas Smith (Snowy Rowles) - 13 June 1932 - for the murder of Louis George Carron on or about 20 May 1930 near the 183 mile gate on the No. 1 Rabbit-proof fence, near Youanmi
• Karol Tapci - 23 June 1952 - for the murder of Norman Alfred Perfect at Wubin on 17 March^[344]
• Robert J.Thomas - 18 July 1960 - for the murder of Keith Mervyn Campbell Wedd in the summer of 1959 at Claremont. Also charged with the home invasion murder of a couple in Mosman Park.^{[345][346][347]}
• Mervyn Fallows - 6 June 1961 - for the rape and murder of 11 yo Sandra Dorothea Smith on or before 29 December 1960 at North Beach^[347]
• Brian William Robinson - 20 January 1964 - for the murder of Constable Noel Ileson on 9 February 1963 at Belmont^[347]
• Eric Edgar Cooke - 26 October 1964 - for murder of John Lindsay Sturkey at Nedlands on 27 January 1963^[347]

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333. ↑ "The Leederville Murder - Trial of Samuel Peters". The West Australian (Perth, WA). 8 August 1902. p. 3. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
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335. ↑ "Tragedy at Smith's Mill". The West Australian (Perth, WA). 5 February 1903. p. 5. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
336. ↑ "The Smith's Mill Murder". The Evening Star (Boulder, WA). 23 April 1903. p. 2. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
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338. ↑ "Why Ah Hook died - a Triple Murder". The Daily News (Perth, WA). 11 January 1904. p. 1. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
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342. ↑ "Wubin Murder Case - Clifford Hulme Executed". Western Argus (Kalgoorlie, WA). 11 September 1928. p. 27. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
343. ↑ "The Latham Murder - Execution of Fanto". The West Australian (Perth, WA). 19 May 1931. p. 14. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
344. ↑ "Karol Tapci Hangs for Wubin Murder". The West Australian (Perth, WA). 24 June 1952. p. 1. Retrieved 19 November 2015. 
345. ↑ "Man executed in Perth". The Age (Melbourne, Vic.). 19 July 1960. p. 3. Retrieved 20 November 2015. 
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Further reading

• Purdue, Brian Legal Executions in Western Australia, Foundation Press, Victoria Park, WA, 1993. ISBN 978-1-875778-00-3
• Heaton, J.H. Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of the Time, S.W. Silver & Son, London, 1879. Part 2, pages 90–94.

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