runaway · 1843
William Brown, a blacksmith aged 23, escaped from Hyde Park Barracks on August 12, 1840, with numerous distinguishing marks.
Brown William, Mary Ridgway, 23, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, county Northumberland, blacksmith, two years, 5 feet 5 inches, …
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OffenderWilliam Brown
ShipMary Ridgway
PlaceNewcastle-upon-Tyne
Offenderblacksmith
PlaceHyde Park Barracks
Escape DateAugust 12, 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 79, 22 September 1843.
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