Researchers who have claimed this convict
There is currently one researcher who has claimed George Standley
- Researcher (Robyn Duncan)
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Biographies
Year Details
1813 24 August - Born – Birmingham, Warwickshire England
1815 27 March – Baptised St Martins-in-the-Bull-Ring Birmingham with brother Samuel born 25 March 1810 Living at Cheapside, Deritend, Birmingham. Correct name George STANLEY.
1829 January Warwick Quarter Sessions – ACQUITTED of theft at Aston aged 16 years.
1831 26 March – Warwick Quarter Sessions Sentenced to Death for Housebreaking Commuted to Transportation
On Board Leviathan (Prison Hulk) awaiting transportation – age given as 18 years
29 September - Embarked Asia 1 – Thos. F Stead, Master
Convict Indents – No 129 – 20 years of age: Read only: Protestant: Single: Place of Birth Birmingham: Brass Founder: No previous convictions. Height 5’7”: Ruddy freckled complexion with Dark Brown Hair: Brown Eyes: No Marks or Scars.
1832 13 February - Arrived Sydney Prisoner’s No. 32/558
27 February - Convicts Mustered and assigned to James Blanch Sydney
1836 25 August – Governor’s Permission to Marry Age 24
13 October – Married KENNEDY Mary Ann
1837 Convict Muster age given as 22 years Still assigned to James Blanch, Sydney
1839 - 88 12 August - Quarter Sessions No 102 Condition Bond Tried Sydney
1840 25 March – TOL – Allowed to remain in the District of Sydney
40/861
22 May – Daughter Mary Ann Born, George recorded as a Brass Founder and abode Pitt Street, Sydney.
1841 - 49 Darlinghurst Description - Year of Birth 1813: now 5’8” and complexion Fresh. Hair and eyes not changed
1842 11 July – TOL Cancelled for harbouring a runaway Hyde Park Court
13 August- Sydney Quarter Sessions Charged with Robbery in Dwelling and found NOT Guilty but ticket recommended be cancelled (SMH 22 Aug 1842)
22 August - sent to Cockatoo Island for 2 years
1844 5 January - removed from Cockatoo Island
31 August – Allowed to remain in the Maitland District
Noted in Lieu of 40/861 Petition 44/6878
1845 TOL Confirmed 10 May in Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser
1846 November – Moved to Newcastle 46/7126
1847 5 June – Daughter Georgiana born
1 July Drowned in the Hunter River at Raymond Terrace 47/5040
21 July – Register of Inquests by Archibald Windeyer, Magistrate of Kinross - No 88 Verdict Accidently Drowned
Buried Pioneer Hill Cemetery Raymond Terrace – no identified grave.
Submitted by Researcher (Robyn Duncan) on 24 October 2022
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There are currently no research notes attached to this convict. Sources
- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/8, p.178
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