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Item: 66592

Surname: Shepperd (Shepherd)

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1838 14 February

Place: Paterson

Source: GG

Details: Apprehended after absconding from T. Brown

 

Item: 133374

Surname: Shepperd (Shepherd)

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Paterson

Source: GRC

Details: Age 35. Assigned to Thomas Brown

 

Item: 42965

Surname: Sidoli

First Name: Guiseppe

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1838 20 March

Place: Brisbane Water

Source: SG

Details: Obtained Ticket of Leave

 

Item: 166332

Surname: Smalley

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 11 September 1835

Place: Maitland

Source: Application to Marry

Details: James Smalley age 28 arrived per 'Heroine', application to marry Margaret Swan age 52 arrived per 'Broxbornebury'

 

Item: 177739

Surname: Smalley (Smally)

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 29 June 1836

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: Newcastle Gaol Entrance Book. State Archives NSW; Roll: 136

Details: Patrick Callaghy, Michael Farrell, James Smally and William Stan all taken from the service of John Swan and admitted to Newcastle gaol. To be forwarded to Hyde Park Barracks by order of His Excellency the Governor

 

Item: 133628

Surname: Smith

First Name: Richard

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Port Stephens

Source: GRC

Details: Age 23. Assigned to the A.A. company

 

Item: 113404

Surname: Smith

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1841 19 October

Place: Scone

Source: SG

Details: Two convicts by this ship by this name. Granted ticket of leave

 

Item: 133669

Surname: Smith

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Invermein

Source: GRC

Details: Age 23. Assigned to Hayden & Brodie at Invermein

 

Item: 173498

Surname: Stackhorn

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 24 January 1844

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: State Archives NSW; Gaol Entrance Book, Item: 2/2020; Roll: 757

Details: Michael Shannon, James Jackson and James Stockhorn admitted to Newcastle gaol from Maitland - found in the enclosed verandah of Peter Green at an unreasonable hour of the night for an unlawful purpose. Sentenced to 3 months hard labour

 

Item: 127585

Surname: Stackhorne

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1842 7 January

Place: Maitland

Source: GG

Details: Ticket of leave cancelled for disorderly conduct

 

Item: 128790

Surname: Stackhorne

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1845 24 July

Place: Scone

Source: CDR

Details: Ticket of leave holder. Deceased

 

Item: 173984

Surname: Starkhorn (Stackhorne)

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 15 June 1844

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: State Archives NSW; Gaol Entrance Book, Item: 2/2020; Roll: 757 (Ancestry)

Details: James Starkhorn admitted to Newcastle gaol from Maitland - found in the enclosed verandah of Peter Green at an unreasonable hour of the night for an unlawful purpose. Ticket of leave cancelled. Forward to Hyde Park Barracks ( no person by this name in the convict indents)

 

Item: 68096

Surname: Stewart

First Name: Donald

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1838 19 December

Place: Merton

Source: GG

Details: Apprehended after absconding from service of Captain Scott

 

Item: 134383

Surname: Stewart

First Name: Donald

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Merton

Source: GRC

Details: Age 17. Assigned to Samuel Wright

 

Item: 183415

Surname: Stewart

First Name: Donald

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 24 December 1838

Place: Muswellbrook Police Office

Source: Title: Muswellbrook Court of Petty Sessions, Bench Books, 1838-1843. Ancestry.com

Details: William Waples per Mangles 1837 and Donald Stewart per Heroine 1833, both assigned to Captain Scott, charged with sheep stealing.... Thomas OBrien, overseer to Captain Scott deposed - On last Wednesday there was a man came to me from Capt. Scotts station and reported that some sheep were lost. On Friday night I suspected that something wrong was going on in the hut in which the prisoner Stewart resided. Alongside the fire place I saw a large pot the lid of which I took off and found the pot full of mutton which I reported. There were four men in the hut. Stewart was taken into custody. He told me that he got the sheep from Waples and they hid it at the box tree ridge and went in company with Bradbury, Williams and Newman that evening and killed it. Malcolm McLean, sheep overseer to Capt. Scott deposed - Prisoner Waples is a shepherd in charge of a weather flock - On Thursday last one of the sheep was lost by him he could not account for how it was lost. Donald Stewart was admitted as an approver and gave evidence. He was sentenced to twelve months in irons and returned to his assignee.

 

Item: 135440

Surname: Taite (Tate)

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: GRC

Details: Age 27. Asigned to James Glennie

 

Item: 43027

Surname: Tate

First Name: William

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1838 24 March

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: SG

Details: Obtained Ticket of Leave

 

Item: 135459

Surname: Taylor

First Name: Alexander

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1837

Place: Namoir river

Source: GRC

Details: Age 19. Assigned to Thomas Parnell

 

Item: 113834

Surname: Taylor

First Name: Charles

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1841 19 October

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: SG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

 

Item: 18837

Surname: Thompson

First Name: James

Ship: Heroine 1833

Date: 1845 11 October

Place: Singleton

Source: MM

Details: Ticket of leave cancelled. Unable to support himself

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