reward · 1878
Felons Apprehension Act 1878 summons to an unknown man supposed to be William King of Greta (nineteen or twenty, described), charged with the murder of Constable Michael Scanlon at Stringybark Creek near Mansfield on 26 Oct 1878 alongside Edward and Daniel Kelly, required to surrender at Mansfield by 12 Nov 1878; signed William F. Stawell, Chief Justice. Chunk also opens the next summons (unknown man supposed to be Charles Brown of King River).
WHEREAS on the fourth day of November One thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, a Bench Warrant was issued, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderEdward Kelly
OffenderDaniel Kelly
DeceasedMichael Scanlon
OffenderCharles Brown
OfficialChief Justice
LocationStringy Bark Creek
LocationMansfield
LocationNorthern Bailiwick
LocationKing River
LocationMelbourne
LocationColony of Victoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 115, 6 November 1878.
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This person elsewhereEdward Kelly 96 share this name
People in this noticeDaniel Kelly · Michael Scanlon · Charles Brown
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Near this placeStringy Bark Creek · Mansfield · Northern Bailiwick · King River · Melbourne