convict admin · 1846
Details regarding a convict named Taylor Thomas alias Thomas Henly, transported on the Minerva (5), who was a writing master and charged with forgery.
7 Road Party, since 27th February, 1833.
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Place7 Road Party
Conviction Date27th February, 1833
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 74, 4 September 1846.
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