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Windsor, Saturday May 5. John SCOTT, of the ship Indian, a prisoner for life, and who has been near 17 years in the Colony, charged that he had absconded from Parramatta station. This man is to be pitied ; he served some six or eight years with his last master ; how, in the name of reason, can a man be so stupid, as to run from his employment ? His calculations must be founded on a weak mind; he must now recommence his servitude. [A hint to all concerned.] The prisoner had little to say, he acknowledged his offence, and bore a sorrowful countenance. Ordered to be returned to Parramatta.
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On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle
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Constable at the Limeburners. Evidence at inquest on Peter Steel
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On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle
Surname:
Smith (alias Sidebottom)
First Name:
John (alias James), Chief Constable
Ship:
General Hewitt 1814 (Indian 1810)
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Chief Constable at Newcastle c. 1817 to 1823; landowner at Wallis Plains; dealer; transported per Indian in 1810 as James Sidebottom; transported as John Smith on the General Hewitt
Surname:
Smith (alias Sidebottom)
First Name:
John (Gentleman) (Alias James)
Ship:
Indian 1810; General Hewitt 1814
Source:
Maitland Family History Circle s Pre 1900 Pioneer Register
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Born 1787 Manchester. Spouse Mary Furber (nee Brian). For more information see Pioneer Register Entry No. 1367
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On list of prisoners to be sent to Newcastle per "Kangaroo"
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Application to Marry
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David Thompson per 'Indian' application to marry Grace Keenan per 'Woodman'
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Servant to William Cox of Clarendon. Petition for Ticket of leave
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Petition from his wife Ann for a separation
Ship:
Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Paid from the Police fund as remuneration for two houses at Newcastle required for govt. use
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Given character testimony by John Tucker
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Married Frances Sharkey
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Sent to Moreton Bay
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Charged with attempting to commit a criminal assault on an 8 year old girl
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Previously employed as a clerk by Mr. Wood, wine merchant of George St. Sydney
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Obtained permission to depart the colony in HM ship 'Buffalo'. All claims on him are to be forthwith rendered at the Secretary's Office
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Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Sentenced to 12 mths hard labour for being an accessory to a robbery by Edward Edwards
Ship:
Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Remuneration for two houses at Newcastle required for govt. use
Ship:
Minorca 1801 Indian 1810 Waterloo 1831
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Colonial Police Fund. To receive 20 pounds for extra writing in the Secretary's Office