runaway · 1850
Two prisoners, Benjamin Wood and Thomas Ford alias Roger Barry, absconded from their establishments in August and March respectively.
Convicts' Office, Sydney, 9th August, 1850. THE undermentioned prisoners of the Crown absconded since the last day of …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderBenjamin Wood
OffenderThomas Ford alias Roger Barry
OfficialThomas Ryan
OfficialChief Clerk
LocationSydney
LocationLancashire
LocationCounty Galway
Publication Date9th August, 1850
Absconded Date5th instant
Absconded Date11th March last
Convict Year1833
Convict Year1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 95, 1850.
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