runaway · 1844
Cook Thomas
Cook Thomas, Surry (5), 31, St.ropshire, attorney's clerk, 5 feet 9¼ inches, ruddy and freckled comp., dark brown hair, …
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OffenderThomas Cook
OffenderAmos Crisp
PlaceSuffolk
OffenderJohn Langley Crowley
PlaceStaffordshire
PersonCharles Thompson
PlacePenrith
OffenderArthur Cunningham
Placecounty Tyrone
PersonKelly
PlaceHobart Town
OffenderJohn Day
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 50, 31 May 1844.
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People in this noticeAmos Crisp · John Langley Crowley · Charles Thompson · Arthur Cunningham · Kelly · John Day
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