Agricultural labourers transported to Australia after the 1830s rural riots
Pre-transportation History
| 227: HOUSE, James | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Born: | about 1807 | Died: | 1850 |
| Family Relationships: | |||
| Group: | Wessex (Berks, Dorset, Hunts, Wilts) | ||
| Where tried : | Wiltshire County | Native Place: | Heytesbury, Wiltshire |
| Occupation: | Farm labourer | ||
| Crime: | Machine breaking/ demolishing | Sentence: | 7 years |
| Prior Offences: | 4-Poaching | *Hulk: | 1274 |
| Order of Loading: | 112 | Transport: | Eliza, to Van Diemens Land |
Post-transportation History
| *Police Number: | H1211 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Times charged: | 0 | Times punished: | 0 |
| Granted Ticket of Leave: | 23 Jul 1835 | Date of Pardon: | 05 Feb 1836 |
| Type of Pardon: | Free, absolute pardon | ||
| Post-sentence History: | Van Diemens Land resident | ||
| Marriages: | England, 1830 Van Diemens Land, 1843 | ||
| Place of Death: | Tasmania | ||
| More Information: | See also Chapter 5 | ||
Notes:
*Hulk NumbersFour figure numbers refer to the York Hulk, others, the Leviathan. No number means either unknown or not held in a hulk
*Police Number
This is shown when known. In Van Diemens Land the initial letter was the first letter of the convicts surname.
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