runaway · 1837
James Glossop, also known as Glossup, escaped custody on March 16, 1836, while being transported to the House of Correction in Sydney.
Glossop James, alias Glossup, Dunvegan Castle (1), 80-419, 31, Leicester, hairdresser, 5 feet inch, ruddy comp., …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJames Glossop
OffenderGlossup
OriginDunvegan Castle (1)
LocationSydney
Occupationhairdresser
Officiala constable
Escape DateMarch 16, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 303, 15 November 1837.
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