runaway · 1849
Peter Weldon, a prisoner of the Crown, absconded from the Commissariat Transport Establishment at Carter's Barracks on December 10th, 1849.
Convicts' Office, Sydney, 12th December, 1849. THE undermentioned prisoner of the Crown ab- sconded since last day of …
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OffenderPeter Weldon
PersonMorley
OfficialThomas Ryan
OfficialChief Clerk
PlaceSydney
PlaceLouth
PlaceCarter's Barracks
Publication Date12th December, 1849
Convict Arrival Year1828
Absconded Date10th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 165, 1849.
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