runaway · 1836
This notice lists individuals associated with road parties and ships, potentially indicating runaways or assigned labour.
Clark Edward, James Pattison, Government, Port Mac- quarie. Smith Thomas, Lady Harewood, Benevolent Asylum, Sydney. …
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OffenderEdward Clark
PersonJames Pattison
PlacePort Mac- quarie
OffenderThomas Smith
ShipLady Harewood
PlaceSydney
OffenderMaria Jarvis
ShipGeorge Hibbert
PersonT. Dixon
OffenderAnn Fippens
ShipFanny (2)
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 229, 6 July 1836.
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