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Obtained Ticket of Leave
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Granted Ticket of Leave
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AO NSW Convict Indent Fiche No. 684
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Age 21. Reads. Farm servant from Co. Armagh. Tried in Monaghan 2 March 1832 and sentenced to transportation for 7 years for grievous assault
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Colonial Secretary Returns of the Colony
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Deputy Postmaster
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Won contract for the conveyance of Mail between Raymond Terrace and Sawyers Point
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Returns of the Colony - Colonial Secretary
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Appointed deputy postmaster at the new establishment at the juction of the Hunter and William Rivers
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To provide postal service from and to Raymond Terrace and Sawyer's Point, once a week on horseback for 25 pounds
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Appointed deputy postmaster
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Appointed Poundkeeper
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In the Service of the Company: letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural company: volume 1, December 1829 - June 1832 Letter 594
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Correponsdence from J.E. Ebsworth requesting that Oliver forward a Letter to the Post Office in Maitland and St. Heliers
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Resigned from position of Poundkeeper
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Witness at the trial of John Callaghan who was indicted for stealing a ring and Spanish dollars belonging to George Thomas Graham
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Marquis of Anglesea 1827
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Came Free. Farmer aged 33. With G.T. Graham
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George Adam and Susannah
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Australian Town and Country Journal
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In the Banco Court on Wednesday afternoon, before the Chief-Justice and juries of four two ejectment suits were decided. The plaintiffs in each case were James and Susannah Henderson, of St. Kilda; near Melbourne, in Victoria. The defendants were two farmers named respectively Fahey and Barnes. The plaintiffs sought to recover possession of two blocks of land was in November, 1838, conveyed by Crown grant to George Adam Oliver, who in February, 1840, devised it to his widow, Susannah Oliver, for her life. Mrs. Oliver afterwards married the plaintiff, James Henderson. Defendants paid rent to plaintiffs agent, and recently disputed plaintiffs title. In the case against Fahey, the jury, without leaving the box, found for the plaintiff. In Barnes s case, after the plaintiffs case was closed, Barnes consented to a verdict being entered for the plaintiff. Mr. Darley, by Rollin and Salter, for plaintiffs. Mr. Simpson, by Mr. Readett, of Newcastle, for defendants. Plaintiffs proved that the land was in November, 1838, conveyed by Crown grant to George Adam Oliver, who in February 1840 devised it to his widow Susannah Oliver for her life. Mrs. Oliver afterwards married the plaintiff James Henderson. Defendants paid rent to plaintiffs agent and recently disputed plaintiffs title.