ticket of leave · 1844
Tickets of leave cancelled for 25 prisoners of the Crown, each named with arrival/transport ship and the bench that acted: incl. Thomas Ahern (Edward), Joseph Morton (Lady Kennaway, suspected wool stealing), William M'Neild (Earl Grey 2, suspicion of murder, Gipps' Land), Helen Russell alias Gillispie (Buffalo), Mary Tumulty (John Renwick). Also opens with a Supreme Court Regula Generalis (Stephen CJ). Issued by J. M'Lean, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, 11 Nov 1844.
1384 In the Supreme Court of) New South Wales, Saturday, the ninth day of November, …
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OfficialAlfred Stephen
OfficialJ. N. Dickinson
OfficialWilliam A'Beckett
OffenderThomas Ahern
OffenderJohn Cormick
OffenderAlice Cody
OffenderMary Dawson alias Murray,-Kains
OffenderWilliam Field
OffenderThomas Gardiner
OffenderMary Johnson
OffenderJohn Kean
OffenderWilliam Lees
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 102, 12 November 1844.
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