convict admin · 1838
Patrick Brown, a farm servant from Tipperary, was sentenced to penal settlement for life on December 17th last, with distinguishing marks including scars on his forehead and right eyebrow.
Brown Patrick, Parmelia (2), 28, Tipperary, farmy servant, 5 feet 4) inches, dark comp., brown hair, dark hazel eyes, …
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OffenderPatrick Brown
ShipParmelia (2)
OriginTipperary
Occupationfarmy servant
OriginPearith
DestinationParramatta
Sentence Locationpenal settlement
Sentence Start17th December last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 325, 21 March 1838.
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