Thomas Goss1 
M, #20801, b. 1834
| Name-Change | Thomas Goss was also known as Thomas Crowther. |
| Name-Change | Thomas Goss was also known as Thomas Maddocks.1 |
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| Birth | He was born in 1834.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of larceny and sentenced to 7 years on 2 December 1844 at Salford, Lancashire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 801 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 17 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to J. Hampshire working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 223.
George Dakin1
M, #20802, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 13 October 1845 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 802 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a lace hand on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 27 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to W.L. Brockman working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 224.
Charles Gibson1
M, #20803, b. 1829, d. 12 January 1915
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| Birth | He was born in 1829 at Stockport, Cheshire, England.1,2 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Marr | He married Margaret Menton in 1860 at Toodyay, England.3 |
| Death | He died on 12 January 1915 at Northam, Western Australia.4,2,5 |
| Burial | He was buried at Northam Cemetery, Northam, Western Australia.6,7  |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 13 October 1845 at Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a factory boy on 2 February 1849.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 803 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 15 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to T. Bailey working as a farm servant.1 |
| Electoral Roll | He appeared on the Electoral Roll of Swan in 1903 at Northam, Western Australia.8 |
| Probate | His estate was probated on 18 June 1915 at Perth, England.9 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West
He is mentioned in "Goomalling ..."10,11 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S12] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/159458211
- [S9] WA BDM's, online www.bdm.justice.wa.gov.au, Reg: 1432/1860.
- [S9] WA BDM's, online www.bdm.justice.wa.gov.au, Reg: 4900004/1915.
- [S16] Burial Records, Cemeteries 2000.
- [S33] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213887351/…
- [S40] Northam Cemetery, online northamcemetery.atwebpages.com/.
- [S409] Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980, online Ancestry.com, https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/…
- [S13] FamilySearch, online familysearch.org, Western Australia. Probate Records 1914–1915
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89X3-5W6P
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 225.
- [S35] Barbara Sewell, Goomalling A Backward Glance, pg 51.
Richard Kirby1
M, #20804, b. 1830, d. 16 January 1896
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Death | He died on 16 January 1896 at Roebourne, Western Australia.2,3 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 20 October 1845 at Newington, Surrey, England.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 804 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 15 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to F. Whitfield working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.4 |
| Research | The death record is no certainty. The age fits though. |
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Thomas Newman1
M, #20805, b. 1831
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| Birth | He was born in 1831.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 20 October 1845 at Newington, Surrey, England.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 805 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being illiterate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 15 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to W. Forward working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 227.
John Speed1
M, #20806, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 13 October 1845 at Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 806 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a factory boy on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 17 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to J. Brady working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 228.
John Hurley1
M, #20807, b. 1831
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| Birth | He was born in 1831.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 6 October 1845 at Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 807 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 25 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to W.P. Clifton working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 229.
Charles Smith1
M, #20808, b. 1832
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| Birth | He was born in 1832.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 20 October 1845 at Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 808 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 14 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to C. Harper working as a shepherd.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 230.
William Smith1
M, #20809, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 20 October 1845 at Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 809 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 19 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to T. Mead working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 231.
William Cornish1
M, #20810, b. 1829
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| Birth | He was born in 1829.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing 3 ducks and sentenced to 7 years on 14 October 1845 at Taunton, Somerset, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 810 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 23 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to R. Rowland working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 232.
William Hales1
M, #20811, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to 10 years on 20 October 1845 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 811 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being illiterate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 19 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to R. Clifton working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 233.
John Howe1
M, #20812, b. 1829
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| Birth | He was born in 1829.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 29 October 1845 at Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 812 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a chimney sweep on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 14 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to R. Middleton working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 234.
William Maley1
M, #20813, b. 1828
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| Birth | He was born in 1828.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of larceny and sentenced to 10 years on 27 October 1845 at Central Criminal Court, London, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 813 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a leather stresser on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 17 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to T. Mews working as a boatbuilder.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 235.
John Melvine1
M, #20814, b. 1831
| Name-Change | John Melvine was also known as John Melvin.1 |
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| Birth | He was born in 1831.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of theft and sentenced to 7 years on 24 September 1845 at Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 814 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a nailor on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 16 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to G.F. Moore working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 236.
David Peterkin1
M, #20815, b. 1829
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| Birth | He was born in 1829.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of theft and sentenced to 7 years on 10 October 1845 at Perth, Perthshire, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 815 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a weaver on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 15 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to J. Scott working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 237.
Joseph Pickering1
M, #20816, b. 1828
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| Birth | He was born in 1828 at Ireland.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 24 October 1845 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 816 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a hawker on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to 15 years on 26 June 1849 at Perth, Western Australia. He had been convicted previously.2 |
| Escaped | He escaped from Fremantle, Western Australia, on 25 February 1850.3 |
| Punishment | He received 36 lashes for escaping on 10 May 1850 at Fremantle, Western Australia.4 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West
Some details of his life in WA can be found in the article Harvey History Online.5 |
| Research | He may have been allocated convict number 982 in 1851 but the timing doesn't make sense as hed had already been convicted in 1849. It was possibly a new offence but it wasn't recorderd in the newspaper. See his links file for details. |
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James Slater1
M, #20817, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 17 March 1846 at Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 817 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to 15 years on 26 June 1849 at Perth, Western Australia. He had been convicted previously.2 |
| Research | There is no trace of him after his conviction though he may have escaped as Pickering did. If he did escape he may have left the state. |
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James Smith1
M, #20818, b. 1830
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 7 years on 17 October 1845 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 818 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a brass founder on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 20 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to E.B. Lennard working as a farm servant.1 |
| Escaped | He absconded from his employer in Western Australia circa March 1851.2 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.3 |
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Henry Thomas1
M, #20819, b. 1830
| Name-Change | Henry Thomas was also known as Daniel Kelly.1 |
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| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing and sentenced to 10 years on 17 October 1845 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 819 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a gunbarrel finisher on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 19 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to Gov. Fitzgerald working as a gardener.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 241.
John Thomas1
M, #20820, b. 1829
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| Birth | He was born in 1829.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing bread and sentenced to 7 years on 18 November 1845 at Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 820 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 14 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to R. Waters working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 242.
William Walker1
M, #20821, b. 1831
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records. Also look at Convict Ship level links for key WA records which are sequential by convict.
| Birth | He was born in 1831.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of theft and sentenced to 7 years on 5 November 1845 at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 821 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being illiterate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 14 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to J. Bates working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 243.
John Brown1
M, #20822, b. 1830
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records. Also look at Convict Ship level links for key WA records which are sequential by convict.
| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing bread and sentenced to 7 years on 18 November 1845 at Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 822 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 1 March 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to W.W. Hoops working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 244.
Samuel Atherton1
M, #20823, b. 1829
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records. Also look at Convict Ship level links for key WA records which are sequential by convict.
| Birth | He was born in 1829.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing slippers and sentenced to 7 years on 15 December 1845 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 823 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 16 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to T. Millard working as a whellwright.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 245.
Richard Bell1
M, #20824, b. 1830, d. 22 April 1918
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records. Also look at Convict Ship level links for key WA records which are sequential by convict.
| Parents | His parents were Robert Bell & Mary Saunders.2 |
| Convicted | Convicted of stealing fat and sentenced to 7 years on 12 January 1846 at Bristol, Gloucestershire, England. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 824 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 15 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to J.H. Monger working as a farm servant.1 |
| Census_1859York | He appeared on the 1859 York census at York, Western Australia, on the premises of J.H. Monger.7 |
| Electoral Roll | He appeared on the Electoral Roll of Swan in 1903 at Katanning, Western Australia.8 |
| Probate | His estate was probated on 30 September 1918 at Perth, Western Australia.9 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.10 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S9] WA BDM's, online www.bdm.justice.wa.gov.au, Death Reg: 3500030/1918.
- [S9] WA BDM's, online www.bdm.justice.wa.gov.au, Reg: 2286/1865.
- [S9] WA BDM's, online www.bdm.justice.wa.gov.au, Reg: 3500030/1918. Recorded as Richard John Henry Saunders Bell.
- [S12] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/27478121
- [S33] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/188181244/…
- [S110] State Records Office of WA, online archive.sro.wa.gov.au, https://archive.sro.wa.gov.au/index.php/…
- [S409] Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980, online Ancestry.com, https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/…
- [S13] FamilySearch, online familysearch.org, Probate Files: Western Australia. Probate Records 1918
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99X3-R3JN
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 246.
James Berry1
M, #20825, b. 1830
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records. Also look at Convict Ship level links for key WA records which are sequential by convict.
| Birth | He was born in 1830.1 |
| Family Status | He claimed that his marital status was unmarried as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of theft and sentenced to 7 years on 15 December 1845 at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 19 October 1848 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 825 on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a labourer on 2 February 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Ameer arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 2 February 1849. He had been collected from Parkhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 2 February 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 19 February 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 3 years to W. Forrest working as a farm servant.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
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Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 247.
