runaway · 1839
Elijah White, a ploughman, described with multiple tattoos and a scar, escaped from J. H. Pagan at Dalswinton, Merton, on or after May 19.
White Elijah, Lady Harewood (2), 27, Essex, plough- man, &c, 5 feet 5 inches, ruddy comp., light hair, dark grey eyes, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderElijah White
LandholderJ. H. Pagan
OriginDalswinton
OriginMerton
OfficialThomas Ryan
Offenderplough- man
OfficialChief Clerk
Escape DateMay 19
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 420, 29 May 1839.
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