runaway · 1843
Samuel Furler, a free man by servitude, escaped from the Mudgee Lockup on January 17, 1843, while charged with uttering a forged order, and authorities are seeking his apprehension.
S AMUEL FURLER, free by servitude, con- fined in the Lockup, at Mudgee, charged with uttering a forged Order, …
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OffenderS AMUEL FURLER
OffenderSamuel Furler
PersonElizabeth
OfficialJames Sandy
OfficialChief Constable
PlaceWindsor
PlaceMudgee
PlaceMudgee
PlaceEngland
PlaceExeter
LocationWindsor
Notice Date21st January, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 12, 3 February 1843.
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