Catalogue description List of 23 prisoners on board hulk Ganymede recommended for mercy: Richard Bird...

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Details of HO 17/59/48
Reference: HO 17/59/48
Description:

List of 23 prisoners on board hulk Ganymede recommended for mercy:

  • Richard Bird convicted at Newcastle on 20 October 1824 for stealing a handkerchief.
  • James Bywater convicted at Middlesex on 17 February 1825 for felony.
  • Richard Humphreys crossed out because of poor behaviour.
  • Henry Austin convicted at Ilchester [Somerset] on 26 March 1825 for misdemeanour.
  • [William Monday convicted at Taunton [Somerset] on 26 March 1825 for stealing a watch]
  • James Smith convicted at Warwick on 29 March 1825 for felony.
  • [William Nicholls convicted at Warwick on 29 March 1825 for stealing from a person]
  • [John Homer convicted at Middlesex on 7 April 1825 for stealing a shirt]
  • Hugh McVie convicted at Dumfries on 25 April 1825 for housebreaking.
  • [John Green convicted at Surrey on 30 May 1825 for stealing lead]
  • Benjamin Chester convicted at Bristol on 11 July 1825 for stealing bottle stands.
  • William Byron convicted at Gloucester on 10 August 1825 for grand larceny.
  • Jacob Griffin convicted at Bristol on 17 October 1825 for stealing glue.
  • John Herbert convicted at Maidstone [Kent] on 18 October 1825 for felony.
  • William Hastings convicted at Northampton on 19 October 1825 for embezzlement.
  • [William Oates convicted at York on 20 October 1825 for theft]
  • [Thomas Hayes convicted at Newington on 24 October 1825 for felony]
  • [Michael Brown convicted at the Old Bailey on 8 December 1825 for stealing a coat]
  • [William Lowe convicted at Cambridge on 9 January 1826 for theft]
  • John Floyd convicted at Aylesbury [Bucks] on 10 January 1826 for stealing lead.
  • [John Smith convicted at the Old Bailey on 10 January 1826 for stealing from a cart]
  • William King convicted at the Old Bailey on 12 January 1826 for stealing carpeting.
  • [Thomas Allen convicted at Morpeth [Northumberland] on 12 January 1826 for stealing brass]

All sentenced to 7 years' transportation. KP 48

Date: 1830 Dec 31
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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