runaway · 1845
Prisoner George Brammer, described as a filecutter, absconded from Wooloomooloo Stockade on November 30, 1844. Prisoner Richard Rally, a gardener, absconded from Colonel J. J. Morisset, Bathurst, on October 27, 1844, and is suspected of horse stealing. Prisoner James Target, a cattle dealer and gamekeeper, absconded from the district of Newcastle on November 1, 1843.
George Brammer, Royal George, 1828, 41, Yorkshire, filecutter, 5 feet 6 inches, dark sallow comp., brown hair, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderGeorge Brammer
ShipRoyal George
OffenderRichard Rally
ShipSarah
OfficialJ. J. Morisset
OffenderJames Target
ShipMarquis Huntley
OfficialThomas Ryan
LocationYorkshire
LocationWooloomooloo Stockade
LocationWarwickshire
LocationBathurst
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 10 October 1845.
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