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Item: 5963

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1827 18 May

Place: Newcastle

Source: R v. Lowe - SC

Details: Freed by servitude. Constable in August 1826 at Patrick Plains Stated that he saw Lowe order 4 soldiers to shoot Jacky Jacky

 

Item: 17589

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1826

Place: -

Source: -

Details: Constable at Peter McIntyre's station

 

Item: 41080

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1825 December

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: CSI

Details: Appointed as Constable for the district beyond Patrick Plains

 

Item: 61008

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1827 13 January

Place: In the district beyong Patrick Plains

Source: SG

Details: To be dismissed from position of constable

 

Item: 63333

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1826 19 January

Place: -

Source: SG

Details: Free. Appointed constable.

 

Item: 63598

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1827 23 May

Place: -

Source: The Australian

Details: Witness at trial of Lieut. Nathanial Lowe

 

Item: 181754

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Constable Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 23 March 1826

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825, 1826-1827 (Ancestry)

Details: Thomas Scarr appeared in court to answer a summons for selling spirituous liquors without being duly licences. William Turvey stated - yesterday afternoon I went to Thomas Scarrs house in George Street accompanied by Thomas Farnham a constable from the interior. We called for two pots of beer one after the other and drank them after which I said I could not drink any more beer upon which Farnham went to the adjoining room and returned with a half pint of rum. He was accompanied by Scarr. He sat down beside me and we drank it, Scarr taking part; Farnham then handed over a two shilling piece and three pence in coppers to Scarr which was intended to pay for the rum and one pot of beer. We had had another half pint of rum previous to Farnham giving money to Scarr. After this we had a half pint of gin and I paid Scarr a dump for it....Thomas Scarr was fined twenty five pounds sterling together with costs of prosecution

 

Item: 43838

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1827 May

Place: Wallis Plains

Source: R v. Lowe. SC

Details: Luke Addy testified in Court that he considered Farnham as an idle bad character whose oath was not to be depended on

 

Item: 43839

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1827 May

Place: Wallis Plains

Source: R v. Lowe . SC

Details: William Turvey testified in Court that he believed Farnham to be a notoriously bad character

 

Item: 176576

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Hayston 1816

Date: 1824

Place: Newcastle gaol

Source: Newcastle (Hunter River) Population Book, 1824 - Ancestry

Details: Born c. 1782. Free by Servitude. Employed by John Gaggin

 

Item: 176578

Surname: Farnham

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Hayston 1816

Date: 1816

Place: Sydney

Source: Convict Indent. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4003A]; Microfiche: 627

Details: Thomas Farnham tried in Bombay 25 July 1815 and sentenced to 7 years transportation. Native place Middlesex. Occupation labourer. Age 33

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