convict admin · 1838
Charles Thorp, a warehouseman transported for life, absconded from His Majesty's Hulk, Phœnix, on November 11, 1836.
Thorp Charles, Georgiana, 37, Nottingham, ware- houseman, 5 feet 84 inches, florid comp., brown hair, grey eyes, …
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OffenderCharles Thorp
Occupationware- houseman
PlaceNottingham
Convictionsentence of transportation for life
AbscondedNovember 11, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 344, 11 July 1838.
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