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Item: 17160
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1825
Place: Newcastle
Source: CSI
Details: Parish clerk and schoolmaster


 
Item: 26385
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1826 18 February
Place: Newcastle
Source: SG
Details: Parish Clerk of Christ Church


 
Item: 38709
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1821 14 March
Place: Newcastle
Source: CSI
Details: On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle


 
Item: 38710
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1825 3 May
Place: Newcastle
Source: CSI
Details: Petitioned to have his family sent out to the Colony at Govt. expense


 
Item: 46295
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1828
Place: Newcastle
Source: 1828 Census
Details: Aged 45. Ticket of leave holder .Employed as clerk by Francis Beattie


 
Item: 62158
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 1820 25 November
Place: Sydney
Source: SG
Details: Richard and John Evans sentenced to 3yrs at Newcastle settlement for stealing property belonging to Dell


 
Item: 168149
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 15 September 1819
Place: London
Source: The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online
Details: SAMUEL DELL , DANIEL DONOVAN , WILLIAM WOOD , DANIEL ARNETT , THOMAS OWEN , JOHN SIMPSON , BENJAMIN GINN , CHARLES KING , JOHN BRADLEY , JOHN GLEESON , JOHN PRITCHARD , WILLIAM BROWN , SAMUEL SHEPHERD , RICHARD BRUIN , JAMES BANTENI , and WILLIAM GILBERT were severally, and separately indicted for feloniously having in their custody and possession, forged Bank of England notes, they well knowing them to be forged . Pleaded guilty. Transported for Fourteen Years


 
Item: 168150
Surname: Dell
First Name: Samuel
Ship: Neptune 1820
Date: 18 September 1819
Place: London
Source: The Morning Chronicle
Details: Old Bailey - Bank Forgeries - Yesterday morning 15 persons were put to the Bar charged with having forged Bank notes in their possession knowing them to be forged. They severally pleaded guilty to the minor offence. Mr. Reynolds stated to the Jury that the Governor and Directors of the Bank did not mean to offer any evidence on the capital charge. They had with the most painful anxiety considered every case, and were inclined in each of them, to be as lenient as possible conceiving they might safely be so, with a due regard at the same time to public safety and public protection. The prisoners are severally subjected to fourteen years transportation



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