runaway · 1847
Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk, reports that Tyrone, a laborer, absconded from a ticket of leave in Paterson since the 21st ultimo, charged with cattle stealing.
Tyrone, laborer, 5 feet 7 inches, brown comp., brown hair, hazel eyes, nose cocked, …
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OffenderTyrone
OfficialThomas Ryan
Rolelaborer
OfficialChief Clerk
LocationPaterson
Absconded Since21st ultimo
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 5 March 1847.
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