runaway · 1837
Arthur Cunningham, Ann Emelia, and Alligator, described as a farm labourer from county Tyrone, escaped in September 1835 from Hobart Town, possibly aboard the Nimrod Whaler under the assumed name of Kelly.
Cunningham Arthur, Ann Emelia, and Alligator, county Tyrone, farm labourer, 5 feet 5 inches, florid comp., …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderArthur Cunningham
OffenderAnn Emelia
OffenderAlligator
Origincounty Tyrone
Occupationfarm labourer
ShipNimrod Whaler
AliasKelly
LocationHobart Town
Escape DateSeptember 1835
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 303, 15 November 1837.
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