pardon · 1845
A list of individuals granted exceptive absolute pardons on March 15, 1845, with associated ship and year details.
391 under-mentioned individuals, who can obtain them on payment of the usual fee of 5s. …
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OffenderJoseph Bound
ShipEarl Grey
OffenderDennis Brennan
ShipParmelia
OffenderPatrick Doyle
ShipWaterloo
OffenderGeorge Durman
ShipEleanor
OffenderHannah Fearn
ShipBroxbournbury
OffenderWilliam Hale
ShipGuildford
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 11 April 1845.
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This person elsewhereJoseph Bound 4 appearances
People in this noticeDennis Brennan · Patrick Doyle · George Durman · Hannah Fearn · William Hale · William Howard or Josiah Bell
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