Surname:
Breakwater Stockade
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Archibald Clunes Innes appointed Visiting Justice at the Breakwater Stockade
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Convict Stockade Newcastle
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Tenders called for the construction of a Stockade on the site of the old Lumber Yard at Newcastle and for repairs and alterations therein. The whole being for accommodation of Iron Gangs
Surname:
Harpers Hill Stockade
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Correspondence re Harper s Hill Stockade by Joseph Clarke, Private Soldier, 28th Regiment
Surname:
Maitland Stockade
Source:
This errant lady: Jane Franklin's overland journey to Port Philip and Sydney p. 131
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Maitland Stockade was visited by Lady Franklin and described as ' a square area surmounted by huts, one of which is an open shed with tables & benches for dining, the other side 4 wooden boxes holding 24 men each, sleeping on ground & on upper boards - a passage across the box between the 2 opposite doors each of which has barred open space over it. Held 90 chain gang men. 1 blanket each
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
Source:
Colonial Secretary. Returns of the Colony
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Henry Hutton Jacob, William A.S. Foster, Henry Hollingworth Assistant Engineers and Superintendents at Newcastle Stockade
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Iron gang men attempted to burn the Newcastle gaol where they were confined until the Stockade is finished
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Mitchell & Tully Stores formerly used as a stockade. An extensive range of one storied buildings. Destroyed by fire
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Prison of the old stockade was rented 8mths previously to Tully & Mitchell who used it for a ship chandlery store. The western end was used for the post office. Destroyed by fire
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Captain Bull in charge of stockade at Newcastle. Issued James Reynolds with a money order on his release from the stockade
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Fitzpatrick and Fitzgerald condemned to death for murder at the Newcastle Stockade
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Re plans for the abolition of the Breakwater Stockade
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Abolition of the Stockade at Newcastle. Prisoners to be moved to Cockatoo Island
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
Source:
Newcastle Bench Books. AO NSW Reel 2722
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John Saunderson per 'Lady Nugent' and William James per 'Exmouth' both assigned to the A.A. Co., charged with disorderly conduct by Constable Luke Dooley after they were seen behaving disrespectfully during a R.C. Sermon at the Stockade by imitating the Priest. Saunderson sentenced to 7 days solitary confinement. James admonished
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
Place:
At the foot of the sand hills and near the Harbour Master's Office
Details:
Completely razed to the ground. Had battled sand and weather for many years. The noise and dust occasioned by the fall caused quite an alarm in the town and a large number of people gathered to contemplate the ruins. Had lately been used as a store by the harbour dept and as a drill room for the Naval Brigade. Two boats underneath in the cellar were completely destroyed
Surname:
Newcastle Stockade
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Auctioneer Alexander Flood advertising iron houses for auction at the old stockade at Newcastle
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Alfred Taught sentenced to 100 lashes for escaping from No. 3 Stockade. Captured near the Swamps by Constable Rinker
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Thomas Pitman, prisoner at the stockade sentenced to 4 months hard labour for absconding from the Stockade. Captured near Hexham
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Tenders called for supplying No. 3 Stockade with strong forms and mess tables
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Jonathon Warburton per 'Norfolk' - Indoor servant aged 27 from Cheshire; 5'8"; dark sallow compl., dark brown hair, grey eyes, dimple in chin, tattooes; scar back of ® hand, nose a little cocked. Absconded from No. 3 Stockade (Newcastle). Out of irons since 12 August
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.....Jones - escapee from No 3 Stockade at Newcastle captured by Thomas Harrison near the Swamps (Hexham)