runaway · 1837
James Glossop, also known as Głossup, absconded from a constable on the way to the House of Correction in Sydney on March 16, 1836, with distinctive tattoos on his arms.
Glossop James, alias Głossup, Dunvegan Castle (1), 30-419, 31, Leicester, hairdresser, 5 feet ½ inch, ruddy comp., …
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OffenderJames Glossop
OffenderGłossup
ShipDunvegan Castle
Occupationhairdresser
PlaceLeicester
PlaceSydney
Officialconstable
AbscondedMarch 16, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 307, 6 December 1837.
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