convict admin · 1841
Thomas Taylor, alias Thomas Henley, a 32-year-old writing master, charged with forgery, absconded from No. 7 Road Party on February 27, 1833.
Taylor Thomas, alias Thomas Henley, Minerva, (5), 32, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, upon Tyne, writing master, 5 feet 74 inches, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Taylor
OffenderThomas Henley
ShipMinerva
PlaceNewcastle-upon-Tyne
Placeupon Tyne
Occupationwriting master
Offender GroupRoad Party
LocationNo. 7 Road Party
Absconded DateFebruary 27, 1833
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 2 April 1841.
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