convict admin · 1848
Martin Thomas, a tailor from Dublin, with multiple distinguishing marks, escaped from the Stockade at Longbottom in irons on July 25, 1842.
Martin Thomas, Lady Kennaway (2), 23, Dublin, tailor, 5 feet 4 inches, fair ruddy comp., brown hair, grey eyes, …
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OffenderThomas Martin
ShipLady Kennaway
PlaceDublin
Roletailor
PlaceLongbottom
Escape Date25th July, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 10 March 1848.
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