runaway · 1836

John Laragy, a free man by servitude, escaped from escort at Cow-pasture Bridge on December 24th, 1835, and is believed to have gone to the New Country.

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Police Office, Stonequarry, 6th January, 1836. JOHN LARAGY, free by servitude, …

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OffenderJohn Laragy

MagistrateH. C. Antill

OfficialPolice Magistrate

RoleFarm labourer

PlaceMonaghan, Ireland

PlaceStonequarry

PlaceCow- pasture Bridge

PlaceNew Country

PlacePhoenix Hulk Iron Gang

PlaceBilly Blue's Point

LocationStonequarry

LocationCow- pasture Bridge

NSW Government Gazette, No. 204, 1836.

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