other · 1850
Notice regarding convicts Thomas Fox, West Diggs, and William Richards, detailing their descriptions and ticket of leave status.
Thomas Fox, Earl Grey 2, 34, Nottingham, laborer, 5 feet 5 inches, ruddy and slightly pockpitted comp., brown hair, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Fox
ShipEarl Grey
PlaceNottingham
PlaceCassilis
OffenderWest Diggs
ShipHerald
Placecounty Galway
PlacePatrick's Plains
OffenderWilliam Richards
PlacePembrokeshire
OfficialJ. Pike
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 134, 1850.
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