convict admin · 1839
Thomas Taylor, alias Henley Thomas, a writing master aged 5 feet 7.5 inches, with a sallow complexion, brown hair, and grey eyes, was charged with forgery and is from No. 7 Road Party, having been there since February 27, 1833.
Taylor Thomas, alias Henley Thomas, Minerva (5), so, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, writing master, 5 feet 71 inches, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Taylor
OffenderHenley Thomas
OriginNewcastle-upon-Tyne
Occupationwriting master
LocationNo. 7 Road Party
Crimeforgery
Conviction Start DateFebruary 27, 1833
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 446, 4 September 1839.
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