Listed here are articles and papers related to female convicts, convict history and Tasmanian history.
| Author | Title | Journal/Book/Series | Year | Reference |
| Ballyn, Susan | Retrieving the Convict Voice and Body from Historical Silence and Invisibility | Postdoctoral Dislocations: Travel, History and the Ironies of Narrative | Novis Press, pp.81–92 | |
| Ballyn, Susan and Frost, Lucy | Sephardi Convicts in Van Diemen's Land | A Few from Afar: Jewish Lives in Tasmania from 1840 by P. & A. Elias (eds) | 2003 | Hobart Hebrew Congregation, pp.73–82 |
| Ballyn, Susan and Frost, Lucy | A Spanish Convict, Her Clergyman Biographer, and the Amanuensis of her Bastard Son | Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives by Lucy Frost & Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (eds) | 2001 | Melbourne University Press, pp.91–104 |
| Bartlett, Anne | The Launceston Female Factory | THRA Papers & Proceedings | 1994 | Vol.14 pp.114–124 |
| Casella, Eleanor Conlin | Archaeology of the Ross Female Factory Incarceration in Van Diemen's Land, Australia | Records of the Queen Victoria Museum, Launceston | 2002 | No.108 |
| Casella, Eleanor Conlin | Playthings: Archaeology and the Material Ambiguities of Childhood | Children in Culture, Revisited: Further Approaches to Childhood by K. Kesnik-Oberstein | 2011 | Palgrave |
| Casella, Eleanor Conlin and Frost, Lucy | "your unfortunate and undutiful wife" | Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives by Lucy Frost & Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (eds) | 2001 | Melbourne University Press, pp.105–115 |
| Cochrane, Don | The murder of Lucy Richards at Lye | Black Country Murders | 2011 | |
| Daniels, Kay | Prostitution in Tasmania during the transition from penal settlement to 'civilized' society' | So Much Hard Work by Kay Daniels (ed.) | 1984 | pp.15–86 |
| Daniels, Kay | The Flash Mob: Rebellion, Rough Culture and Sexuality in the Female Factories of Van Diemen's Land | Australian Feminist Studies | 1993 | Vol.18 pp.133–150 |
| Davis, Richard | Victims or Initiators? Three Irish Women Convicts of Van Diemen's Land | Irish Convict Lives by Bob Reece (ed.) | 1993 | pp.199–230 |
| Caroline Anne Forell | Convicts, Thieves, Domestics, and Wives in Colonial Australia: The Rebellious Lives of Ellen Murphy and Jane New | Social Science Research Network | 2012 | online |
| Frost, Lucy | Eliza Churchill tells ... | Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives by Lucy Frost & Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (eds) | 2001 | Melbourne University Press, pp.79–90 |
| Frost, Lucy | The Vanishing Iberian Connection | Changing Geographies: Essays on Australia by S. Ballyn et all (eds) | 2001 | Centre D'Estudis Australians, Universitat de Barcelona, pp.21–41 |
| Frost, Lucy | Protecting the Children: Early Years of the King's Orphan Schools in Van Diemen's Land | Coolabah | 2013 | No.10 |
| Frost, Lucy and Maxwell-Stewart, Hamish | At large with the run-a-ways | Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives by Lucy Frost & Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (eds) | 2001 | Melbourne University Press, pp.201–209 |
| Kippen, Rebecca | 'And the Mortality Frightful': Infant and Child Mortality in the Convict Nurseries of Van Diemen's Land | Paper presented at a meeting of the Female Convicts Research Group (Tasmania) | 2006 | |
| Lennox, GR | A private and confidential despatch of Eardley Wilmot: Implications, comparisons and associations concerning the probation system for convict women | THRA Papers & Proceedings | Vol.29 No.2 pp.80–92 | |
| McLeavy, Lyn | Jane Cook, convict | 40 Degrees South | 1998 | Spring |
| McLeavy, Lyn | Jane Cook and me | The Age | 2002 | 6 April |
| McMahon, Anne | A Noteworthy Voyage: The Royal Admiral(4) an 1842 female convict transport from the UK | Tasmanian Ancestry | 2011 | Vol.32 No.2 pp.101–102 |
| Mundy, Godfrey Charles | A Visit to Cascades Female Factory | Our Antipodes (3rd edition) | 1855 | London, pp.449–502 |
| Nolan, Blathnaid | A Propensity for larceny | Women's History Association of Ireland | ||
| Payne, HS | A statistical study of female convicts in Tasmania, 1843–53 | THRA Papers & Proceedings | 1961 | Vol.9 No.2 pp.56–69 |
| Richardson, Jan | Out of sight, out of mind: Ex-convict female paupers incarcerated in Queensland's benevolent asylums |
Journal of Australian Colonial History | 2022 | , Vol. 24, pp. 133-156 |
| Robson, LL | Origin of Women Convicts | Historical Studies | 1963 | Vol.11 No.41 pp.45–53 |
| Snowden, Dianne | Voices from the Orphan Schools: TheTasmania (2) 1845 | Tasmanian Ancestry | 2011 | Vo.32 No.2 pp.99–100 |
| Sturma, Michael | Eye of the Beholder: The stereotype of women convicts, 1788–1852 | Labour History | 1978 | Vol.34 pp.3–10 |
| Wilkie, Douglas | Eugenie Caroline Lemaire: Woman of fashion and influence; or con-woman? | Chainletter | 2013 | No.13 |
| Wilkie, Douglas | Marie Callegari in Australia: The identity of Alexandre Dumas's narrator in "Le Journal de Madame Giovanni" | Explorations: A Journal of French-Australian Connections | 2013 | No.54 |
| Williams, John | Irish Female Convicts and Tasmania | Labour History | 1983 | Vol.44 pp.1–17 |
| Williams, John | Irish Convicts in Tasmania | Bulletin for Tasmanian Historical Studies | 1989 | Vol.2 No.3 pp.19–29 |
| Wood, George Arnold | Convicts | Royal Austrlaian Historical Society Journal and Proceedings | 1922 | Vol.7 pp.177–208 |
