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CSL 6042;9/2736,pp.44-6,
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Absconded from Newcastle settlement with William Johnstone
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Reported to be a fugitive from Newcastle
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Returning to Newcastle in irons
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On monthly returns of prisoners punished at Newcastle
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Drowned in the Hunter River
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Samuel Hogg and James Hargreaves for stealing 15 pieces of calico out of a waggon to be transported for seven years
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At a Bench of Magistrates an investigation took place relative to the escape of three prisoners who lately went from on board the Lady Nelson in which they were to have been removed to Kings Town. When upon the examination of the master and seamen it did not appear that the fugitives were assisted by any person belonging to the vessel in their said escape; but that they had taken advantage of the deck being cleared of the people while at dinner, to make away the boat. Two out of the three namely Hogg and Tobin have since surrendered themselves but Ratty is still out of custody
Source:
Convict Indents. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4004]; Microfiche: 632
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Samuel Hogg tried Liverpool Assizes 24 August 1805. Sentenced to transportation for life
