Jacob King - Jacob King was born in Cambridgeshire -
He was
twenty two when
convicted of stealing poultry at the Norfolk Quarter
Sessions on 13th January 1835. He was sentenced to transportation for life.
Jacob King
was listed in the New South Wales Government Gazette in June 1838 as
having absconded from William Lithgow at Lake George three months
previously.
He was Issued
with a ticket of leave in 1846.
Daniel Keefe 19 year old Chimney sweep from Surrey convicted in May
1835 for stealing clothing. He was sent to
Horsemonger gaol.
A
Certificate of Freedom
was
issued in 1843.
His description included - a Scar top of left side of
forehead, scar under left ear, scar cap of left knee, scar outside small of
right leg.
Robert Keevil was born in Kilmington Somerset. He was
convicted of stealing a calf when he was 52 and when he departed England he
left behind five children. He was granted a Ticket of Leave for
district of Bathurst in 1844.
His
Description included:
Lost canine teeth in upper jaw and left side of under jaw. Forefinger of
right hand contracted
John Kemp - Farm servant aged 28 convicted of stealing grain.
His father had been sent to Van Diemans Land in 1815.
John Kemp was i
ssued
with a ticket of leave for the district of Bathurst in 1840.
Thomas Kendall
Native of Cornwall - Convicted of cattle
stealing with Henry Symonds and Samuel Symonds. Thomas was a farm labourer
aged 21 and was single. He was sentenced to transportation for life.
Edward Kershaw
Boot-maker convicted at the Middlesex
Session of Peace
of robbery of lodgings. 5' 8" with dark yellow complexion, dark brown
hair mixed with grey and dark chestnut eyes. The top of his head was bald.
Issued with a
Ticket of leave for district of Illawarra.
James King
Ladies shoemaker.
Convicted of house breaking at the
Central Criminal Court in April 1835 and sentenced to transportation
for 7 years.
William King -
Born in
Warwickshire. Convicted of stealing poultry at Warwickshire Quarter Sessions
and sentenced to 7 years transportation. Ticket of leave issued for the
district of Bathurst.
Samuel Knight
Died at sea July
1835. Aneurism
George Knight
-
Twenty two year old George Knight was convicted of embezzlement
at the
Old Bailey in
September 1834. He had been employed as a sawyer, baker and labourer
previously.
