convict admin · 1837
This notice details several individuals, likely convicts, including their aliases, ship of arrival, sentence details, physical descriptions, distinguishing marks, and the location from which they absconded or were transferred.
Glossop James, alias&Glossup, Glossup, Dunvegan Castle (1), 30-419, 31, Leicester, hairdresser, 5 feet inch, …
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Recorded in this notice
PlaceLeicester
OffenderWilliam Weed
ShipParmelia
PlaceCanterbury
OffenderAmos Crisp
ShipOcean (1)
PlaceSuffolk
OffenderGeorge Jeffreys
ShipHive (1)
PlaceDevonshire
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 286, 26 July 1837.
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People in this noticeWilliam Weed · Amos Crisp · George Jeffreys · Samuel Johnson · Henry Brown · Henry Percy
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