reward · 1836
Patrick Fox, a ticket-of-leave man and overseer at Mr Marks' near Kiama (Illawarra), was barbarously murdered in his residence on the night of 5 April 1836 by persons unknown; Governor Bourke (per Col. Sec. Alexander McLeay) offers a 100-pound reward to any free person, or a Conditional Pardon to any prisoner of the Crown, for information leading to the conviction of the killer.
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, OR A CONDITIONAL PARDON. HEREAS, it hath been represented unto His Excellency the GOVERNOR that, …
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DeceasedPatrick Fox
PersonMr. Marks'
OfficialALEXANDER M-LEAY.
OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialOverseer
OffenderPrisoner of the Crown
RoleFree Person
LocationSydney
LocationIllawarra
LocationKiama
Notice Date19th April, 1836
Event DateTuesday, the 5th of April Instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 218, 20 April 1836.
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