pardon · 1844
Conditional Pardons roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts, Sydney, 9 April 1844): pardons now lying at the office for collection on payment of fees, listing each grantee with their transport ship - e.g. Anderson William (Batavia), Balcombe Thomas (Prince of Orange), Hughes Richard (Marquis Hastings); signed J. M'LEAN. Merged A-W list.
549 THE Conditional Pardons granted to the under- mentioned individuals, are now lying at this Office, …
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GranteeWilliam Anderson
ShipBatavia
GranteeNicholas Andrews
ShipMangles 5
GranteeThomas Aspinall
ShipMellish
GranteeHenry Atkins
ShipGuildford
GranteeRichard Ayres
GranteeThomas Balcombe
ShipPrince of Orange
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 36, 12 April 1844.
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