Farm labourer aged 21 from Warwickshire. Convicted of stealing copper in January 1835. Previous sentence of death recorded. Assigned to N. Lawson, Bathurst.

Henry Tudor was a Type founders boy.  He was 5'3 with dark ruddy complexion and dark brown hair. His tattoos included :EP, heart, 2 darts. H7WTPG lower right arm; child, HTJTRTJTEP, lower left arm He had a scar on the bridge of the nose

Following is an account of his trial:

'Henry Tudor was indicted for stealing, on the 1st of April 1 handkerchief, value 5s.; the goods of Robert Gibson.

Robert Gibson. I live in the Old Bailey. On the 1st of April, I was walking up Fleet street - I felt something at my pocket - i put my hand into my pocket, and my handkerchief was gone - I turned and saw the prisoner - I said he had taken my handkerchief - he said he had not - he was close behind me.

Robert Mason ( City Police constable No. 91). I know the prisoner by sight - I saw him on the 1st of April. about twenty minutes after four o'clock, walking behind this gentleman - I watched him, and saw him draw a red coloured silk handkerchief from the gentleman's pocket. and he gave it to another person - I could not get across in time enough to take them both, but I took the prisoner, as the prosecutor was talking to him.

Prisoner. When you came up, you asked the prosecutor what he had lost?

Witness; No, I said directly, that I saw you draw the handkerchief

The prisoner put in a written defence, declaring his innocence

Guilty.  Aged 17 - Transported for seven years.'

He was issued with a Ticket of leave for Patrick Plains in 1840 and died at Jerry's Plains.