runaway · 1841
William Burns, a tailor, absconded from Hyde Park Barracks on January 28, 1840, with detailed physical descriptions and distinguishing marks.
Burns William, Kate, 27, Bolton, Lancashire, tailor, 5 feet 8 inches, dark pale comp., brown hair, dark hazel eyes, …
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OffenderWilliam Burns
PersonKate
OriginBolton, Lancashire
Occupationtailor
LocationHyde Park Barracks
Shipship John
Arrival Year1837
Absconded DateJanuary, 28, 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 2 April 1841.
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