First Name:
Donald (Daniel)
Source:
Invermein Court of Petty Sessions. Deposition Books 1833 -1834 (Ancestry)
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In the case of Donald Deacon per ship John and Thomas Smith per ship Captain Cook, assigned to Mr. Peter Mcintyre, charged with harbouring people without the permission of their master. Alexander Campbell states - The prisoners are under my directions as overseer that they have orders not to permit people to stay at their hut without leave being granted. Last Thursday I heard the prisoners Smith admit that a man was in his hut all one night in the beginning of this week but that he Smith did not know which night. The Bench find the prisoners guilty and sentence them to 35 lashes each. Deacons not to be inflicted until the first of May
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Aged 26. Assigned to Timothy Nowlan. Tried in Lincoln
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Aged 23. Tried in London. Assigned to Andrew Lang
Source:
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online
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Found guilty of animal theft. Prisoner's defence - Prisoner's Defence. (written) I knew nothing of the horse being stolen; it was placed with me to bring to town from Norwich, by a horse-dealer, whom I had seen for several years at the Norwich market, and whom I knew; I knew him by the name of Johnson - in case I had had the least idea that the horse had been stolen from the prosecutor's farm, I would immediately have delivered it to the owner, or Tann, who has known me ever since my childhood, and he well knows that there never was at any time the least charge against my character; I lived at Dunston, in Norfolk, till within the last two years, when I left there and obtained a situation with Mr. Edenborough, of Milk-street, with whom I remained one year - I then went to Mr. Sampson's, and remained with him till I went into the country, and was entrapped into my present unfortunate situation: on the 13th of April I left London to see my relatives, at Wilbarton, in Norfolk - I remained with them till the 27th of April, when I went to Norwich for the purpose of taking the coach to London; I went to a public-house, in St. Stephen's, Norwich - I there saw Johnson, and told him I was going to London; after some conversation, he said he was going to Dixon's repository in London, and I might ride one horse there for him; I slept there that night, and the next morning he placed the horse in question saddled and bridled, in my hands, and said he should catch me on the road before I got to London, this was on the 28th of April - I took the horse and proceeded to London very slowly, expecting Johnson to overtake me; he did not, and I arrived at Lower Clapton, on Saturday, the 30th, at eight o'clock, by day-light; I asked the other to accommodate me till Monday - I told him I brought the horse from Norwich, and how long I was going to stop; he has told you I was not at all private - I led the horse about publicly, and did not secrete myself for one moment; the horse was unwell, and I led him about several days, waiting for Johnson; he did not come, and I took the saddle, went to Dixon's, and inquired for him - I could not hear any thing of him; I then went to Mr. Duffield in the morning; I left the saddle there, called again in the evening, and was given in charge of a constable - had I have been guilty I should not have gone a second time; these are the facts of the case - I did not steal it, it was placed with me by Johnson; I am innocent of the charge, and look with confidence to your verdict for my acquittal - this is the first charge against me. Found guilty and sentenced to death with recommendation for mercy
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Ploughs reaps etc., assigned to Andrew Lang
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Granted Ticket of Leave
Source:
Application to Marry
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John Anthony Dobbs age 32, application to marry Mary Grace age 19 arrived per 'Isabella'
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Tailor and soldier assigned to T.W.M. Winder
First Name:
William Muire
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Aged 24. Tried in London. Employed by W.C. Wentworth. Free.
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Sail maker aged 23. Tried Gloucestershire. 5'6"; Absconded from J. Maclaren since Sept 12
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Apprehended after absconding from service of J. MacLaren
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Granted Ticket of Leave
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Aged 21. Assigned to David Scott & Co., Sydney
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Farmer and shepherd assigned to William Dumaresq
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Ticket of leave holder. Tried in Durham. Assigned to William Dumaresq
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Seaman, soldier, officer's servant assigned to Donald McIntyre
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Obtained ticket of leave
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Farmer's labourer assigned to Alexander Flood
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Aged 20. Assigned to Charles Windeyer
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Newcastle (hospital)
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle. Burials p6
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Belonged to East Maitland iron gang. Died aged 32. Burial date
