Details:
Appointed Magistrate
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Appointed Magistrate
Source:
The Monthly Magazine
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Marriage of Henry Gillman of the 3rd regiment of Buffs, son of the late brigadier Gen. Gillman, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Winter
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Bridgade Major. Notice re horses required for the Mounted Police
Source:
NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825 (Ancestry)
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John O Burn assigned bonded servant to James Reid charged with refusing wholesome food and exciting his fellow prisoners to misconduct...Mr. James Reid stated, On Sunday morning last I felt it necessary to stop the tea and sugar of my government men, and to give them milk in lieu. It was received the first day, but on the second they declared that it was not fit for pigs and that I might keep it. I consider the prisoner O Burn to be a ringleader and exciting of the others to this misconduct. Formerly his conduct was good and I had reason to be satisfied with him, but lately I have ascertained that impropriety of the conduct which surprises me considerably. Prisoner denied the charge generally but stated nothing to the point. The Commandant (Henry Gillman) observed upon this occasion that with strict propriety he could not receive this person into government employ but conceiving them to be the reason and exciter of insubordination on Mr. Reids farm he considered it proper immediately to remove him from thence on the strong recommendation made by Mr. Reid as well as a private communication from Mr. Reid stating that his property was in great danger. The Commandant is induced to give the foregoing explanation as the reason for deviating from a rule laid down, in consequence of the litigious disposition evinced towards him by Mr. Reid and his adherents for some time past. Samue Theady was assigned to James Reid in place of John O Burn.
First Name:
Henry, Mary and Roger Charles
Source:
Colonial Secretary's Papers. State Records of NSW Special Bundles
Details:
Roger Charles, son of Henry and Mary Elizabeth Gillman on the Return of Christenings at the settlement at Newcastle. Born 29 November 1824 Newcastle. Christened 29 December 1824
First Name:
Henry, Mary Elizabeth and Barnard William
Source:
Colonial Secretary's Papers. State Records of NSW Special Bundles
Details:
Barnard William, son of Henry and Mary Elizabeth Gillman on the Return of Christenings at the settlement at Newcastle. Born 7 november 1822 on the ship Arab at VDL. Christened at Newcastle 29 December 1824
Source:
The Morning Post (London)
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Major Henry Gillman, from the 69th regiment to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase.
