runaway · 1843
Thomas Clarke, charged with horse stealing, absconded from Melbourne on April 1st, 1842.
Clarke Thomas, Claudine, 38, Wilts, ploughman, 5 feet 3 inches, dark ruddy comp., dark brown hair, hasel eyes, …
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OffenderThomas Clarke
PersonClaudine
PlaceWilts
PlaceMelbourne
Offencehorse stealing
Escape Date1st April 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 54, 30 June 1843.
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