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Witness in the trial of Joseph Vale
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Offering reward for horse strayed from Armadale
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State Archives. Bound manuscript indents, 1788-1842; Item: [4/4006]; Microfiche: 642.
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Tried 8 March 1819 at Essex Assizes. Sentenced to transportation for life.. Occupation labourer. Age 22.
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Home Office: Convict Prison Hulks: Registers and Letter Books; Class: HO9; Piece: 9
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Convicted at Chelmsford 8 March 1819. Admitted to the Laurel Hulk at Portsmouth on 20 May 1819. Age 22. Transferred to the convict ship Malabar for transportation to New South Wales on 7th June 1819. Also admitted to the Laurel Hulk was James Abrey also sentenced to transportation for life on 8 March at Chelmsford. He died in the hulk on 4th September 1819 age 68..
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TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. Whereas, on Sunday Night last, or early on Monday Morning, the undermentioned Prisoners made their Escape from His Majesty's Gaol at Sydney, by breaking through the Wall thereof; the above Reward of Twenty Pounds will be given for the Apprehension of the said Prisonsers; or a proportionate Part for any of them:-- Michael Haggarty, Thomas Smith, Edward Abrey, George White, John Doyle, Thomas Rourke, commonly known as Slasher, Thomas Till, Thomas Fox, John Sears, John Carr, and Bryan Dunn. Sydney, 11 April, 1820. JOHN JAQUES, Jailor. The following have since been apprehended:--Thomas Smith, George White, Thomas Fox, John Sears, Bryan Dunn, and Thomas Rourke.
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Edward Abrey and James Abrey were two of 50 prisoners who received a sentence of death at the Chelmsford Assizes on 19th March
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Tried in Essex. Ticket of Leave holder
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General Muster of New South Wales 1823, 1824, 1825
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Government servant assigned to Patrick Reilly
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Sentenced to 7 yrs hard labour at Newcastle; the first year to work in double irons for stealing a boat belonging to William Stuart
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Abrey (Ebury) (Abery)
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Aged 32. Servant assigned to Patt Reilly
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Escaped awaiting transportation to Newcastle and still at large