runaway · 1841
Charles Fitzpatrick, a free man by servitude, absconded from a police escort while being conveyed to Newcastle for trial on a larceny charge, and authorities are requested to apprehend him.
WHEREAS Charles Fitzpatrick, whose description is annexed, absconded from the Police Escort at Hall's Creek, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderCharles Fitzpatrick
OfficialBenjamin Sullivan
PersonJames Canning Pearce
PersonCharles Fitzpatrick
PersonCharles Fitzpatrick
LocationCassilis
LocationHall's Creek
LocationNewcastle
LocationBoorombell Creek
Notice Date21st May, 1841
Event Date11th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 44, 4 June 1841.
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