runaway · 1841
Cook Richard, a porter, absconded from Messenger whilst returning to his master W. Bucknel on April 27, 1840, with distinguishing marks including tattoos.
Cook Richard, Albion, (1), 37, Liverpool, porter, 5 feet 3½ inches, ruddy freckled comp. …
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OffenderRichard Cook
MasterW. Bucknel
OriginAlbion
OriginLiverpool
Offenderporter
Mastermaster
AbscondedApril 27, 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 2 April 1841.
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