Hi Mandy, Don't know if you're looking for him & his family but there is a tree here for a John James Shufflebottom. Born 1808 in Burslem, Staffordshire. Sentenced to life for street robbery, on 24 July 1829, in Derby Assizes, England. Sent to Australia as a Convict on 11 Aug 1829 on the 'Morley.' Arrived 2 Dec 1829 in Sydney.

* Ticket of Leave 18 Dec 1837 Port Macquarie, NSW

He married Ellen Elana Butler (1820-1895) from County Cork, & had at least 9 children. After John died in 1857 Ellen changed all their names to Stevens

Armidale Express, 9 May 1857 reports on the untimely death of 'Curly' and asks "why a body bearing the impression of God's image upon its brow, should be left unprotected for a whole night, in a Bush, in a solitude unbroken save by the howl of the native dog and the croak of the disgusting crow"

Go to his link for all the children and more info

Thank you, i am a great great great granddaughter. I would love to get a copy of a book that I’ve seen was written by Gary Bryant, Shufflebottom to Stevens.
Henry is my great great grandfather and Catherine, my great grandmother.

Read the comments on this (old) post Mandy

In fact, in the search box, top right, type the word Shufflebottom and at least 15 links will appear of postings on this site for Shufflebottom to Stevens