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Item: 61945
Surname: Millett
First Name: John
Ship: -
Date: 1819 25 September
Place: -
Source: SG
Details: Sentenced to 7 yrs at Newcastle for stealing 4 hams and a flitch of bacon

 
Item: 182017
Surname: Millett
First Name: John
Ship: -
Date: 31 July 1826
Place: Newcastle
Source: NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825, 1826-1827 (Ancestry)
Details: Alexander Philip, free by servitude, appeared to answer an information against him for selling spirituous liquors without being duly licenced. The following affidavit was read in the presence of Alexander Philip and William Brown....Constable William Brown states - that on Saturday last he went to the house of Alexander Philip and called for a half a pint of rum, that it was delivered to him and that he paid down a dump and received three pence change; and he further saith that he drank the rum in the house, no person being present but the inmates thereof.....Alexander Philips states - I know nothing of the transaction. I was at sea on my return from Sydney on the Saturday mentioned by Brown. John Millet being duly sworn - On Saturday week last I was at the house of Mr. Philip all the day. I lived there whilst Mr. Philip was away in Sydney. I was in the house all Saturday evening and all night. If any person had got spirits there that day or that evening I must have seen it. Brown the constable never was in the house to my knowledge on that day or evening. I might have gone out once or twice in the course of the day for water but after sunset I never went out of the house. It is a very small house consisting only of a bedroom and sitting room. I never saw Brown get any spirits at Mr. Philips whilst I was there. There was not any spirits in the house, to my knowledge, till Mr. Philip came from Sydney on the day following when he brought a small quantity with him.. On the Monday evening I was in the house when a man named Johnston was there. He had some spirits to drink but it was bought at his request at a neighbouring public house. Mr. Muir, Chief Constable states - I have noticed the general conduct of the inmates of Mr. Philips house; never saw anything but the most perfect propriety and good order on his part and that of his family. I have frequent opportunities of observing them as I generally pass by the house two or three times every day. This information dismissed by the Bench

 
Item: 70643
Surname: Millett
First Name: John
Ship: Scarborough 1790
Date: 1819
Place: Newcastle
Source: CSI
Details: On list of prisoners sent to Newcastle

 
Item: 105026
Surname: Millett
First Name: John
Ship: Scarborough 1790
Date: 1835
Place: Newcastle
Source: Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Burials p. 18
Details: Free pauper. Died in Newcastle hospital

 
Item: 128548
Surname: Millett
First Name: John
Ship: Scarborough 1790
Date: 1835 September
Place: Newcastle
Source: CDR
Details: Absolute Pardon holder. Death of


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