runaway · 1848
William Wroth, convict per Mangles (1837), Berkshire labourer, absconded from Blackheath Stockade since 8 Aug 1848; reported by Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk.
Convicts' Office, Sydney, 16th August, 1848. THE undermentioned Prisoner of the Crown has absconded since last …
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OffenderWilliam Wroth
OfficialThomas Ryan
PlaceSydney
PlaceBerkshire
PlaceBlackheath Stockade
ShipMangles
LocationSydney
Publication Date16th August, 1848
Transportation Year1837
Absconded Date8th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 89, 18 August 1848.
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