runaway · 1839
William Brown, a locksmith who absconded from Raymond Terrace in March 18, is described with his physical characteristics and extensive tattoos.
Brown William, Asia (10), 26, Staffordshire, lock- smith, 5 feet 4½ inches, ruddy and freckled comp., brown hair, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderWilliam Brown
OriginAsia (10)
OriginStaffordshire
Offenderlock- smith
LandholderJohn G. Smith
OriginRaymond Terrace
Absconded DateMarch 18
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 404, 3 April 1839.
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Also on page 9A notice from the Principal Superintendent of Convicts lists absconded · This notice details two absconded prisoners, John Hoffman and William · A reward of Two Pounds is offered for the apprehension of George Cox, · Patrick Brown, a farm servant sentenced to life imprisonment, absconde
Elsewhere in this issueA notice from the Court of Claims regarding a claim in favor of Willia · The Commissioners are proceeding with the investigation of claims to l · A notice from the Court of Claims Office regarding legal proceedings i · This notice lists several individuals with their physical descriptions · All 95 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 6 April 1839 · 28 notices
Near this placeAsia (10) · Staffordshire · Raymond Terrace