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Biographies
Born in London about April 1796, brother Charles in 1798
Convicted in Middlesex court in February 1820 for burglary -Life
he was a calico glazier, 5 feet 5 inches, dark pale complexion
Transported on ship "Agamemnon" in Apr 1820 arriving in Sydney in Sep 1820
Moved to Emu farm for selection in Nov 1820, ration list 1822 and 1825, census 1828 Emu
Court case mention -Springwood and Emu Plains in 1825
Ticket of leave March 1829 in Evans (Penrith) and Sydney
Working in Sydney as tinsmith
Married Mary Sullivan about Jan 1832
Birth of first child 1832, living at Lane Cove, pipemaker in 1834
Conditional Pardon Aug 1835 -never to return to England
Land transferred to brother in 1841- Parramatta Rd, road widening
Electoral roll 1842 to 1845 -Clarence St
Death 2 May 1875 Rainbow Reach, Macleay River (Kempsey)
at or near his sons property
buried Spencer Creek, later reinterred in Rookwook Catholic
Submitted by Researcher (15153) on 24 October 2025
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- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/3, p.300
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