convict admin · 1841
John Knight, a butcher transported under a colonial sentence, is noted for possessing his certificate of freedom after being at the Stockade, Campbell Town since December 4th, 1840.
Knight John, Dunvegan Castle, 29, London, butcher 5 feet 5 inches, ruddy, freckled, and pock-pitted comp. …
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OffenderJohn Knight
LocationDunvegan Castle
OriginLondon
Occupationbutcher
LocationStockade, Campbell Town
Convictioncolonial sentence
Documentcertificate of freedom
Conviction Date4th December. 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 34, 30 April 1841.
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