runaway · 1836
Thomas Dedman, a prisoner of the Crown committed for robbery, escaped from constables near Bong Bong on May 21, 1836.
ESCAPED FROM the Constables' Escort, near Bong Bong, on the 21st May last, the under-men- tioned Prisoner of the Crown, …
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OffenderThomas Dedman
ShipAsia
OffenderPrisoner of the Crown
OfficialConstables
OfficialPolice Magistrate
MagistrateF. Allman
LocationGoulburn
LocationBong Bong
Notice Date2nd June, 1836
Event Date21st May last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 227, 22 June 1836.
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