reward · 1839
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD or a Conditional Pardon (Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 9 July 1839): for the apprehension of Charles Eyles, Mr Crawford's late overseer, charged with being concerned in the murder of nine Aboriginal blacks in November 1838 at Crawford's station 'Ardgawan Plains' on the Big River. Signed by command of the Governor, E. Deas Thomson.
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD, OR A CONDITIONAL PARDON. IT having been represented to the Government, that Mr. …
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OffenderCharles Eyles
PersonMr. Crawford
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
RoleOverseer
OfficialGOVERNOR
Eventmurder
LocationSydney
LocationArdgawan Plains
LocationBig River
Notice Date9th July, 1839
Incident DateNovember, 1838
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 433, 17 July 1839.
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