Robert Leslie1 
M, #20951, 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 24 October 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of housebreaking and sentenced to 7 years on 21 April 1847 at Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 25 June 1849 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 951 on 24 October 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a factory boy on 24 October 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Mary arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 24 October 1849. He had been collected from Parhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 24 October 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 29 October 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 2 years to J. Dewar 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 323.
James Mulligan1
M, #20952, b. 1829, d. 12 August 1871
| Name-Change | James Mulligan was also known as James Molgan. |
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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 24 October 1849.1 |
| Death | He died on 12 August 1871 at Perth, Western Australia.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of housebreaking and sentenced to 7 years on 28 April 1847 at Perth, Perthshire, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 25 June 1849 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a weaver on 24 October 1849.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 952 on 24 October 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Mary arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 24 October 1849. He had been collected from Parhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 24 October 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 29 October 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 2 years to none working as a not assigned.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 324.
James O'Neil1
M, #20953, b. 1830
Photo (if we have one) and Pdf Link files(s) to website
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 24 October 1849.1 |
| Convicted | Convicted of theft and sentenced to 7 years on 4 May 1847 at Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland. He had been convicted previously.1 |
| Conditional Pardon | His Conditional Pardon was granted on 25 June 1849 at Parkhurst Prison, Newport, Isle of Wight, England.1 |
| PLad No | Assigned with Apprentice No. 953 on 24 October 1849.1 |
| Occupation | Recorded as a none on 24 October 1849.1 |
| Transported | Transported to WA on the Mary arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia, on 24 October 1849. He had been collected from Parhurst prison.1 |
| Literacy | Recorded as being semi-literate as at 24 October 1849.1 |
| Indenture | Was indentured on 29 October 1849 at Western Australia for a term of 2 years to none working as a not assigned.1 |
| Bio | He has a page in Forced Labour for the West.2 |
Found in These Indexes
Click on the Source No. for more information
Citations
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West.
- [S391] Andrew Gill, Forced Labour for the West, pg 325.
