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William Taylor Assigned to G. Cory, Paterson. See George Fitness for an account of Taylor's trial
James Thompson Silk weaver from London convicted of stealing sashes and sentenced to 7 years transportation.. Ticket of leave issued for Bathurst district in 1840 and Certificate of Freedom in 1842.
Joseph Thompson 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.
Samuel Tunstall Ironmonger convicted of stealing irons. Ticket of Leave issued for Maitland district 1842
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