convict admin · 1845
John Ormerod, associated with the Mangles ship in 1833 and the Hyde Park Barracks gang, was on the 24th instant.
Ormerod John, Mangles 1833, from Circular Quay gang attached to Hyde Park Barracks, on 24th instant. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJohn Ormerod
ShipMangles
LocationHyde Park Barracks
OfficialThomas Ryan
OfficialChief Clerk
Conviction Year1833
Event Date24th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 17, 28 February 1845.
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