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Item: 123269

Surname: Berry (Bartoo)

First Name: William (Robert)

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1844 20 February

Place: Maitland

Source: GG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

Item: 27818

Surname: Blake

First Name: Benjamin

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1837

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: GRD

Details: Assigned to James Mitchell

Item: 67716

Surname: Blake

First Name: Benjamin

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1838 24 October

Place: Patrick Plains

Source: GG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

Item: 117276

Surname: Bradbury

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1839 2 January

Place: Muswellbrook

Source: GG 1839

Details: Canal digger aged 32 from Manchester; 5'5"; ruddy complexion, brown hair nearly bald, hazel eyes, blue spot near � eyebrow; tattoos. Absconded from Captain Scott since 20 December

Item: 117345

Surname: Bradbury

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1837

Place: Merton

Source: GRC

Details: Age 30. Assigned to Samuel Wright. Tried in Manchester

Item: 117937

Surname: Bradbury

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1839 9 January

Place: Maitland

Source: GG 1839

Details: Apprehended after absconding from G. Mitchell

Item: 132039

Surname: Bradbury

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1837 18 November

Place: Merton

Source: GG

Details: Absconded from Captain Wright at Merton 13 November

Item: 178470

Surname: Bradbury

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 13 May 1837

Place: Newcastle gaol

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

Details: Joseph Bradbury, John Newman, Soloman Wakefield, John Hewitt and David Williams admitted to Newcastle gaol from Merton. To be sent for trial before the Supreme court for robbery. Forwarded to Sydney gaol 17 May 1837

Item: 48173

Surname: Bransden

First Name: George

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1845 4 October

Place: East Maitland

Source: BR

Details: Died age 30. Ticket of leave holder. Buried in Glebe Cemetery

Item: 67731

Surname: Bransden

First Name: George

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1838 24 October

Place: Maitland

Source: GG

Details: Apprehended after absconding from Wm Simpson

Item: 156706

Surname: Bransden

First Name: George

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1842 22 December

Place: Maitland

Source: Australasian Chronicle

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

Item: 163469

Surname: Bransden

First Name: George

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 16 August 1843

Place: Maitland

Source: Application to Marry

Details: George Bransden aged 29, per Surry, application to marry Mary Ann McGregor aged 17 (free emigrant)

Item: 48178

Surname: Brent

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 17 February 1838

Place: Abode Maitland

Source: Maitland Burial Register p. 100

Details: Thomas Brent, assigned servant to W. Simpson, killed by the dray passing over him, aged 22. Buried 17 February 1838

Item: 34538

Surname: Brine

First Name: James

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: -

Place: Glendonbrook, Singleton

Source: -

Details: Tolpuddle Martyr. Assigned to Robert Scott

Item: 40850

Surname: Brine

First Name: James

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1836 10 September

Place: -

Source: SG

Details: Granted an Absolute Pardon

Item: 168945

Surname: Brine

First Name: James

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1833

Place: Dorchester

Source: The Annual Register

Details: Dorchester. Administering Unlawful Oaths. James Loveless, George Loveless, Thomas Standfield, John Standfield, James Hammet, and James Brine, were convicted on the 17th of administering unlawful oaths. The parties were labourers. The offence of swearing agricultural labourers, and binding them to an observance of the illegal oath, by ceremonies partaking of mingled folly, superstition, and ferocity, was brought home to the accused ; and the conviction was this day followed by a sentence of transportation for seven years against the whole of them, six in number.

Item: 76660

Surname: Brown

First Name: Edward

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1835 9 November (Burial)

Place: Invermein

Source: CDR

Details: Murdered

Item: 192458

Surname: Brown

First Name: Edward

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 10 May 1836

Place: -

Source: Sydney Gazette

Details: Joseph Free stood indicted for the wilful murder of Edward Brown by striking him with a tomahawk on 9th November at Gingle Creek. Prisoner was at the time employed as overseer to Donald McIntyre and about the time of the fatal deed was perpetrated, a charge of cattle tealing was preferred against him and he was to have appeared before the bench of magistrates two days after the alleged murder. In that investigation two assigned servants to Mr. McIntyre were to give evidence against the prisoner. One was the deceased and the other Timothy Kilfail (Kilfoyle)....the Jury after having retired two or three minutes brought in a verdict of guilty. Mr. Justice Burton passed the sentence of death upon the prisoner, and ordered him for execution on Wednesday morning, the body afterwards to be given to the surgeons for dissection

Item: 67589

Surname: Brown (Johnson)

First Name: Joseph

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1838 10 October

Place: Merton

Source: GG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

Item: 18828

Surname: Butler

First Name: William

Ship: Surry 1834

Date: 1845 11 October

Place: Murrurundi

Source: MM

Details: Ticket of leave cancelled for being absent from district and committed for trial

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