runaway · 1844
Thomas Heffernan, a free man by servitude, escaped while being escorted for trial for felony and constables are required to apprehend him.
1188 NOTICE. WHEREAS Thomas Heffernan, free by servi- tude, who has been committed by the Cassilis Bench, …
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OffenderThomas Heffernan
OffenderThos. Heffernan
OffenderThomas Heffernan
Officialconstables
LocationCassilis
LocationMerton
LocationPatrick's Plains
Notice Date17th September, 1844
Event Date12th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 88, 27 September 1844.
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