DA SONTA; Ernest

Gate-book records show Ernest arrived in Tasmania aboard the Natal (date unknown).  On 29 December 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15088.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Ernest was released 4 January 1884.  There is no further information.

DACEY; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Glengoil (date unknown).  On 30 October 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15513.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DALEY; Peter

Convict shipping records show Peter arrived in VDL 17 March 1841 aboard the British Sovereign from London and Dublin.  On 24 January 1876 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11318.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 56 years-old, a tailor, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Peter was discharged to the Cascades Depot 26 January.

On 17 November 1879 he was again found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month on this occasion.  His warrant number 13153.  Peter was released 16 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 7 November 1880 aged 63 years.  There is no further information. 

DALEY; Richard (Edward) (transported as DALY)

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 15 October 1845 aboard the Equestrian (2) from London.  On 9 November 1882 he was found guilty at LSC of Larceny in a Dwelling and sentenced to Three Years.  His warrant number 14572.  He arrived at CSG a week later when shown as 55 years-old, a tailor, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Richard was released 7 March 1885 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a Richard Daley possibly married Elizabeth Woods at Launceston; 22 January 1873.  He is shown as 43 years-old and Elizabeth, 38 years-old.  The records also show a Richard Daley died Hobart; 31 December 1890 aged 65 years.  There is no further information.

DALEY; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the SS Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 19 October 1886 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16463.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 29 years-old, a painter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid.

On 27 May 1887 William was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 16790.  He was released 25 June.  There is no further information. 

DALRYMPLE; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 5 July 1842 aboard the Eden (2) from Woolwich.  On 8 July 1881 he was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13936.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 61 years-old, a baker, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  John was released 14 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Elizabeth Cripps at Launceston; 3 September 1849.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Elizabeth, 20 years-old.  The records also show a John Dalrymple died Launceston; 3 September 1885 aged 65 years.  There is no further information. 

DALY; John (transported as DALEY)

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Siam 1 January 1871 as a free convict, presumably from NSW.  On 26 December 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16009.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 45 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate. John was released 1 January 1886.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 29 March 1896 aged 57 years.  There is no further information. 

DANCE; William

William was found guilty 21 September 1877 of Assaulting the Police and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12079.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  William was released three days later after a fine was paid.

On 8 December 1880 William was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13688.  He was released 21 December.  There is no further information. 

DARCEY; Frederick (transported as COLLINS)

Convict shipping records show Frederick arrived in VDL 19 February 1853 aboard the Oriental Queen from Plymouth.  On 4 December 1878 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating his Wife and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12643.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 49 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior conviction and literate.  Frederick was released 3 July 1879.

A search of BDM records show a Frederick Collins married a Margaret Smith at Hobart Town; 14 May 1855 although this is extremely doubtful considering the short time he had been in the colony.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Elizabeth, 20 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DARLING; Robert

Gate-book records show Robert arrived in Tasmania aboard the City of Hobart (date unknown).  On 6 December 1875 he was found guilty of Stealing a Saw and a Sieve and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11263.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a baker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released 5 January 1876.

It is noted the items were stolen from A. G. Pogue.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married an Elizabeth Osborne Nance at Hobart; 24 May 1877.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Elizabeth, 22 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DAUGHNEY; Daniel aka DOGHERTY

Gate-book records show Daniel arrived in Tasmania aboard the Offley (date unknown).  On 20 December 1875 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11282.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Daniel was released 19 March 1876.  There is no further information. 

DAVIES; Charles R. (or DAVIS)

Gate-book records show Charles arrived in Tasmania aboard the Yarra Yarra (date unknown).  On 27 December 1881 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14151.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 67 years-old, a tinsmith, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released the same day after a fine was paid.

On 17 May 1883 Charles was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14802.  He was released 31 May.

Two months later he was again found guilty of the same offence and sentenced to another 14 days. There is no further information. 

DAVIES; James

James was found guilty 27 December 1881 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14153.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a dealer, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  James was released the same day after a fine was paid.

It is interesting to speculate if James was related to Charles, both being found guilty on the same day.

On 28 January 1888 James was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17072.  He was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Carey B.

Gate-book records show Carey arrived in Tasmania aboard the Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 21 June 1877 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16815.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 27 years-old, a commercial traveler, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Carey was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Daniel

Gate-book records show Daniel arrived in Tasmania aboard the Derwent (date unknown).  On 28 February 1883 he was found guilty at LSC of Assault and Robbery and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 14757.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 14 March when shown as 28 years-old, a miner, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Daniel was released 7 August 1884 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Emily Alice Hammant at Sheffield, 1 August 1883.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Emily, 20 years-old.  The records also show a Daniel Davis died Mersey; 26 December 1897 aged 40 years.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Natal Queen (date unknown).  On 25 January 1879 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 12713.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 24 April.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in VDL aboard the Hyderabad. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel although it did locate a James Davis who arrived aboard this vessel, 19 February 1845 from the Downs.  On 15 May 1877 Edward was found guilty at HSC of Larceny in a Dwelling and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 931.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as holding a CP, 53 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 20 March 1879 with remission. It is noted he was convicted with Timothy Doyle.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 22 August 1894 aged 70 years.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Francis

Francis was found guilty 18 January 1887 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16588.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a Francis James Davis born Hobart; 23 July 1863 and a Francis Henry Davis also born Hobart; 24 May 1863.  The records also show a Francis Davis married a Martha Beaumont at Ulverstone; 25 December 1888.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Martha, 20 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; George

George was found guilty 12 January 1886 of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16033.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a printer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. George was released 10 April.

On 3 November 1887 George was found guilty at LSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 17012.  He was escorted to Launceston 9 April 1889.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Westbury; 5 September 1866 and two others born Hobart; 4 January 1866 and 23 October 1865.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; George

This George was found guilty 6 August 1886 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Three Months/Default Bail.  His warrant number 16366.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released to sureties 5 November.

A search of BDM records show a number of birth and marriage possibilities. There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Richard  J.

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 13 January 1842 aboard the Barossa (1) from Sheerness.  On 14 November 1879 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13148.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 50 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Richard was released 13 February 1880.

A search of BDM records show a Richard Archibald Davis died Hobart; 16 October 1889 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; Walter

Convict shipping records show Walter arrived in VDL 5 February 1841 aboard the Lord Lyndoch (3) from London.  On 8 August 1881 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13964.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 73 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  Walter was released 13 August.

A search of BDM records show a Walter Philip Davis died Hobart; 11 November 1890 aged 77 years.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; William

William was found guilty 18 November 1882 of Insulting passersby and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14577.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid..

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Franklin; 30 January 1860.  The records also show he may have married Annie Lee at Gordon; 29 December 1882.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Annie, 22 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; William aka DYSON

This William was found guilty at HSC 15 May 1888 of Larceny and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 17189.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 28 September 1889 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DAVIS; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 12 November 1848 aboard the Ratcliffe (2) from Spithead.  On 5 April 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12820.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 66 years-old, an invalid, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  William was released 10 April.

A search of BDM records show a number of death possibilities.  There is no further information. 

DAWSON; Charles

Charles was found guilty at HSC 26 November 1888 of Uttering a Forged Cheque and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 17465.  Strangely, he didn’t arrive at CSG until 11 December when shown as 33 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  No release date is shown as the gate-book ceased at the end of 1890.

A search of BDM records shows several marriage possibilities for a person of this name.  There is no further information. 

DAWTREY; George (transported as DEALTRY)

Convict shipping records show George arrived in VDL 12 September 1841 aboard the Westmoreland (2) from Sheerness.  On 21 March 1884 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15200.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 67 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  George was released 19 April.

George was in trouble again 5 February 1890 when found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18152.  He was released 11 February.

A search of BDM records show a George Dawtrey married Janet Power at Hobart; 23 February 1870.  Both are shown as adults.  A death is also shown for a person of this name at Hobart; 24 October 1897 aged 80 years.  There is no further information. 

DAY; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty at LSC 23 August 1883 of Uttering Counterfeit Coin and sentenced to Nine Months.  His warrant number 14932.  He arrived at CSG 5 September when shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and could only read.  Thomas was released 30 April 1884 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DAY; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 9 August 1850 aboard the Maria Somes (2) from Portsmouth.  On 12 September 1876 he was found guilty at HSC of Unlawfully Wounding and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11588.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 50 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate. William was released 11 December.

Nearly two years later on 16 July 1878 William was found guilty of Stealing a Hindquarter of Mutton and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12472. He was released 15 January 1879.  There is no further information.

DAY; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 9 August 1850 aboard the Barossa (2) from the Downs.  On 10 December 1880 he was found guilty at Launceston of Keeping a Disorderly House and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 13690.  He apparently arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate. A release date is not shown.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Susan White at Launceston; 24 August 1869.  Both are shown as adults.  A death is also recorded for a William Day at Launceston; 23 November 1893 aged 73 years.  There is no further information.

DE CASTRA; Philip

Gate-book records show Philip arrived in Tasmania aboard the Ringarooma (date unknown).  On 17 May 1882 he was found guilty of Illegally Pawning and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14365.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a clerk, Jewish, with no prior convictions and literate.  Although not shown he was apparently granted bail.

However, on 30 May he was found guilty of Larceny as a Bailee and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 14381.  Philip was released 29 January 1883. There is no further information. 

DEAN; Percy

Percy was found guilty at HSC 7 March 1882 of Wounding a Mare and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14258.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Percy was released 6 May.

A search of BDM records show a Percival William Bissell Dean was born Victoria (Huonville); 12 September 1865.  There is no further information. 

DEEBLE; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Arrangi (date unknown).  On 26 December 1889 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 18081.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  William was released 8 January 1890.  There is no further information. 

DELL; Frederick

Convict shipping records show Frederick arrived in VDL 31 July 1852 aboard the Pestongee Bomangee (4) from Plymouth.  On 8 October 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15492.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 56 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Frederick was released 14 October.

He was in trouble again 16 September 1885 when found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15892.  Frederick was released 15 October.

Twelve months later he was again found guilty of this same offence and sentenced to a further month.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 27 September 1888 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

DELVE; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 10 July 1844 aboard the London (1) from Portsmouth.  On 20 September 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13573.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 73 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  John was released 24 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 24 October 1881 aged 75 years.  There is no further information. 

DENEHEY; James

Convict shipping records show James arrived in VDL 13 December 1850 aboard the Hyderabad (3) from Queenstown, Ireland.  On 24 September 1878 he was found guilty at HSC of Housebreaking and Larceny and sentenced to Eight Years. His warrant number 12533.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 56 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  James was released 23 September 1884 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DENISON; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Falcon (date unknown).  On 7 June 1880 he was found guilty of Insulting passersby and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13451.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 19 June.  There is no further information. 

DENNEHEY; John

John was found guilty at HSC 25 July 1882 of Forgery and Uttering and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 14444.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 41 years-old, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  No entry is shown regarding occupation.  John was released 24 January 1883 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DEVINE; Thomas Andrew

Thomas was found guilty 1 October 1880 of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13588.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 17 December with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Brighton; 23 February 1852.  The search also revealed a person of this name married Emily Anderson at Hobart; 8 August 1885.  He is shown as 33 years-old and Emily, 25 years-old. There is no further information. 

DHU; James

James was found guilty 25 July 1888 of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17251.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DICKINES; Michael

Michael was found guilty 7 June 1881 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13906.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Michael was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DICKSON; Thomas (transported as DIXON)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 3 July 1852 aboard the Fairlie from Plymouth.  On 26 October 1880 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13624.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 47 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 1 November.

He was in trouble again 31 March 1881 when found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13828.  Thomas was released 13 April.

In July of 1881 he was found guilty of disturbing the peace and sentenced to another seven days.

A search of BDM records show a Thomas Dixon possibly married Elizabeth Bradley at Hobart; 21 May 1884.  He is shown as 52 years-old and Elizabeth, 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DILLON; Richard

Richard was found guilty 28 January 1890 of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18136.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 39 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. Richard was released 3 February.  There is no further information. 

DILLON; Richard

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 28 May 1851 aboard the Lady Kennaway (2) from Portsmouth.  On 7 January 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12688.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 55 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  Richard was released 13 January.  There is no further information. 

DIXON; Charles

Convict shipping records show Charles arrived in VDL 24 March 1839 aboard the Pyramus from London.  On 17 October 1890 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18553.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 62 years-old, a baker, Protestant, with no (?) prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 24 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Catherine McCormack at Oatlands; 8 December 1851.  He is shown as 52 years-old and Elizabeth, 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DOAD; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in VDL aboard the Blenheim.  However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 12 April 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14787.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 75 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  William was released 11 May.  There is no further information. 

DODD; James

Convict shipping records show James arrived in VDL 2 February 1849 aboard the Blenheim (2) from Dublin.  On 6 March 1886 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16114.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 78 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 12 March.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Jane Best at Emu Bay (Burnie); 10 August 1857.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

DODDS; Thomas aka WILLIAMS; William

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Lady A. Moon (date unknown).  On 2 April 1877 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 835.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a musician, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  Thomas was released 7 April.

A search of BDM records show a William Williams possibly married Mary Emily Poole at Launceston; 5 November 1885.  He is shown as 29 years-old and Mary, 21 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DOLA; James

James was found guilty 5 October 1887 of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 16937.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 6 December.  There is no further information.

DONNELLY; Michael

Convict shipping records show Michael arrived in VDL 9 June 1845 aboard the Elisabeth and Henry (1) from Dublin.  On 15 November 1876 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11649.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 56 years-old, a gardener, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Michael was released 21 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 13 December 1892 aged 72 years.  There is no further information. 

DONNELLY; Walter aka THOMPSON; James

Gate-book records show Walter arrived in Tasmania aboard the Mangana (date unknown).  On 27 April 1886 he was found guilty at Launceston of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16235.  He arrived at CSG 5 May when shown as 27 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Walter was released 23 October.

A search of BDM records show a Walter Donnelly possibly married Isabella James at Ulverstone; 17 April 1882.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Isabella, 25 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DONNELLY; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Phoebe (date unknown).  On 19 May 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12907.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 41 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

DONOVAN; Daniel

Gate-book records show Daniel arrived in Tasmania aboard the Nurjahan (date unknown).  On 22 January 1885 he was found guilty of Assaulting Police and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 15630.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 32 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Daniel was released 23 March.

Daniel was in trouble again 11 August 1888 when found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17281.  He was released three days later after a fine was paid.

Daniel was found guilty of two further offences, one for assaulting police and for drunkenness.  There is no further information. 

DONOVAN; George

George was found guilty 10 August 1880 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13530.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  George was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a George William Donovan possibly married Catherine Maloney at Westbury; 14 January 1895.  He is shown as 35 years-old and Isabella, 30 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DONOVAN; Michael

Convict shipping records show Michael arrived in VDL 19 March 1851 aboard the London (2) from Kingston, Ireland.  On 11 December 1875 he was found guilty of Stealing Hay/Value 4/- (40c) and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11269.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 43 years-old, a drayman, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Michael was released 10 January 1876.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Ellen Freeman at Hobart; 16 June 1856.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Ellen, 18 years-old.  A death is also recorded for a Michael Donovan at Hobart; 30 April 1883 aged 50 years.  There is no further information. 

DORE; James

James was found guilty 21 January 1883 of being Unlawfully on Premises and sentenced to Four Months.  His warrant number 14668.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a stonecutter, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 21 May.  There is no further information. 

DORNEY; Henry (see DOWNEY)

Gate-book records show Henry arrived in Tasmania aboard the Hawk (date unknown).  On 15 June 1880 he was found guilty of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13461.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a groom, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Henry was released 14 September.  There is no further information.

DOUGLAS; Charles aka STEWART (transported as DOUGHALL; James)

Convict shipping records show Charles arrived in VDL 9 June 1845 aboard the Elizabeth and Henry (1) from Kingston, Ireland.  On 28 July 1885 he was found guilty at HSC of Obtaining Money by False Pretences and sentenced to Nine Months.  His warrant number 15847.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 61 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 7 April 1886 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DOUGLAS; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Taranna (date unknown).  He was found guilty 4 April 1877 of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 838.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 10 April.  There is no further information. 

DOUGLAS; Henry

Henry was found guilty at HSC 13 December 1881 of Breaking and Entering and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 14120.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 21 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  Henry was released 2 May 1883.  There is no further information.

DOW; Walter

Walter was found guilty 19 July 1883 of Assault and sentenced to Four Months reduced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14895.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a coach-smith, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Walter was released 18 September.

A search of BDM records show a Walter Henry Dow born Hobart; 1 October 1864.  There is no further information. 

DOWLING; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in VDL aboard the Maria Somes (2). However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel although it did locate three persons of this name on other vessels.  On 15 May 1878 he was found guilty at HSC of Stealing Trousers and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12405.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 44 years-old, a groom, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  James was released 13 November.  There is no further information. 

DOWLING; John aka HOWLAN

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 14 July 1848 aboard the Bangalore.  Port of departure is not shown.  On 10 February 1876 he was found guilty at HSC of Rape and sentenced to Life (a commutation).  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG 23 February when shown as 45 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no (?) prior convictions and literate.  John was released 15 July 1886 presumably with remission.  There is no further information. 

DOWNES; John (transported as DOWNS)

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 1 April 1838 aboard the Moffatt (2) from Woolwich.  On 12 May 1874 he was found guilty of Stealing an Opossum Skin Rug and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 10560.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 65 years-old, a farmer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  John was released 12 April 1876.

On 18 October of the same year John was found guilty of Stealing Trousers/Value 2/- (20c) and sentenced to another Two Years.  His warrant number 11623.  He was released 16 September 1878.

His third appearance took place on 5 April 1880 when found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to a further Two Years.  His warrant number 13369.  John was released 14 February 1882 with two months remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 17 July 1884 aged 76 years.  There is no further information. 

DOWNES; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 20 October 1884 of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15503.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a groom, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 19 November.  There is no further information. 

DOWNS; Thomas William

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 3 April 1850 aboard the Eliza (3).  Port of departure is not shown.  On 11 May 1875 he was found guilty at HSC of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 11065.  He had arrived at CSG 15 April when shown as 52 years-old, a barber, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read. Thomas was released 21 February 1877 with remission.

On 8 June of the same year, Thomas was again found guilty of the same offence and sentenced to another Two Years.  His warrant number 11964.  He was released 15 April 1879 with remission.  There is no further information. 

DOWNEY; Henry (see DORNEY; Henry)

Gate-book records show Henry arrived in Tasmania aboard the Hawk (date unknown).  On 6 March 1879 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12781.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 50 years-old, a coach-man, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  Henry was released 19 March.

Shortly after his release he was found guilty of Drunkenness and sentence to another 14 Days.  His warrant number 12870.  He was released 13 May.  There is no further information.

DOWNS; John (see DOWNES)

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 1 April 1838 aboard the Moffatt (2) from Woolwich.  On 1 January 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 10590. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 74 years-old, a tanner, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  John was released 7 January.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 17 July 1884 aged 76 years.  There is no further information. 

DOYLE; Timothy

Convict shipping records show Timothy arrived in VDL 3 March 1844 aboard the Maitland (1) from Norfolk Island.  On 15 May 1877 he was found guilty of Larceny in a Dwelling and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 932.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 66 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  Timothy was released 20 March 1879.

It is noted that he was convicted with Edward Davis.  There is no further information. 

DRAKE; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 5 September 1882 of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a boy, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate. Thomas was released 18 September.  There is no further information. 

DRAKE; William

William was found guilty 26 January 1877 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11756.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a shipwright, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  William was released 1 February after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Emma Furley at Hobart; 24 August 1884.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

DRAKE; William (transported as DRAKER)

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 15 May 1837 aboard the Frances Charlotte (2) from Portsmouth.  On 26 July 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15420.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  William was released 1 August.  There is no further information. 

DRIVER; Walter

Walter was found guilty 14 July 1886 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16335.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a plasterer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Walter was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Ann Wills at Hobart; 30 June 1889.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Mary, 19 years-old. There is no further information. 

DRYER; Peter

Gate-book records show Peter arrived in Tasmania aboard an undisclosed vessel. On 6 March 1883 he was found guilty of Cruelty to Animals and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14749.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a carter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. Peter was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DUCKWORTH; James

James was found guilty 4 November 1879 of Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13127.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a shoemaker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 10 November. There is no further information. 

DUFFY; William (transported as DUFFEY)

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 12 October 1843 aboard the Emerald Isle) from Sheerness.  On 8 June 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 13453.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 50 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  William was released 7 August.

It is noted that William stole ten dozen bottles of beer.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Mary Taafe at Hobart Town; 13 March 1848.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

DUGGAN; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Kildare (date unknown).  On 4 September 1888 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17318.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  James was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A short time later, 2 October he was found guilty of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 17372.  It appears he was released to bail three days later.  There is no further information. 

DUNCAN; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Elderslie (date unknown).  On 5 January 1888 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17042.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 29 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 11 January.

A search of BDM records show a William James Duncan married Margaret Eliza Freeman at Fingal; 26 May 1881.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Margaret, 20 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DUNKLEY; Charles W. H.

Gate-book records show Charles arrived in Tasmania aboard HMS Wolverine (date unknown).  On 6 January 1880 he was found guilty of Assault and sentenced to 28 Days.  His warrant number 13242.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. Charles was released 2 February.  There is no further information. 

DUNTON; Charles

Charles was found guilty 3 July 1878 of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12460.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 27 years-old, a car driver, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 2 January 1879.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Ann Stevens at Launceston; 15 April 1882.  He is shown as 28 years-old and Mary Ann, 31 years-old.  There is no further information. 

DURIEL; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 17 January 1880 he was found guilty of Throwing Stones on a Public Street and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13260.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

DYER; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 26 May 1853 aboard the last convict ship St. Vincent from London.  On 30 March 1891 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13823.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 48 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  William was released 29 September.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Emily Jane Cox at Launceston; 29 June 1868.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

EAGLE; William

William was found guilty at LSC 4 March 1881 of Horse-stealing and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 13802.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a sawyer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  William was released 23 August 1883 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a William George Eagle married Fanny Thorne at Launceston; 9 August 1892.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

EARLY; William (Patrick)

William was found guilty 15 September 1881 of Insulting passersby and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14008.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid.

He appeared in court again 9 March 1882 when found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14264.  He was released 15 March.

On 7 November 1882 William was found guilty of Assaulting Police and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14560.  He was released a week later after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

ECCLES; Alexander

Alexander was found guilty 12 July 1883 of Stealing Money and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14886.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Alexander was released 11 August.

Alexander was found guilty of a further nine offences between 1883 and 1888. These offences consisted of stealing, being idle and disorderly and breaching the master servant act.  His sentences varied between one month and six months culminating in a total of over twenty months.  There is no further information. 

ECKLAND; Frederick

Gate-book records show Frederick arrived in Tasmania aboard the Irby (date unknown).  On 25 May 1885 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15775.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Frederick was released 30 May.  There is no further information.

ECKLAND; George

Gate-book records show George arrived in Tasmania aboard the Yeoman (date unknown).  On 26 October 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15938.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as a seaman, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  No age is recorded.  George was released 31 October. There is no further information.

EDDINGTON; John

John was found guilty 28 June 1881 of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  John was released 11 July 1881.

On 16 May 1883 John was found guilty at HSC of Robbery and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 14840.  He was released 14 March 1885 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a John Thomas Eddington born Hobart; 22 May 1863.  The records also show this person married Sarah Ann Thompson at Hobart; 13 February 1886.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Sarah, 19 years-old.  There is no further information. 

EDIKER; Robert (transported as EDIKER; George)

Convict shipping records show Robert arrived in VDL 19 February 1853 aboard the Oriental Queen from Plymouth.  On 8 June 1876 he was found guilty at HSC of Housebreaking and Larceny and sentenced to Five Years.  His warrant number 11497.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 47 years-old, a gardener, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released 7 September 1880 with remission.  There is no further information. 

EDWARDS; Arthur aka JOHNSON; Edward

Gate-book records show Arthur arrived in Tasmania aboard the Doric (date unknown).  On an undisclosed date in February 1889, Arthur was remanded in custody at Launceston charged with Larceny.  His warrant number 17595.  He arrived at CSG 21 February when shown as 29 years-old, a watchmaker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  It appears Arthur was wanted in the United Kingdom as he departed for there under escort 25 April 1889.

A search of BDM records shows an Arthur Charles Edwards married Adelaide Edwards at Hobart; 26 May 1883.  He is shown as 26 years-old and Adelaide, 22 years-old.  There is no further information. 

EDWARDS; Charles

Charles was found guilty 17 December 1881 of Resisting Police and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Charles was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records shows a Charles John Edwards married Sarah Burgess at Hobart; 9 February 1886.  He is shown as 29 years-old and Sarah, 26 years-old. There is no further information. 

EGG; James (HAIGH?)

James was found guilty 26 January 1884 of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15133.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 63 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released the same day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

ELKIN; Frank

Gate-book records show Frank arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tasman (date unknown).  On 28 December 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16013.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as a labourer, Protestant and illiterate.  There are no entries regarding age and prior convictions.  Frank was released 2 January 1886.  There is no further information. 

ELLARD; Samuel

Samuel was found guilty at LSC 7 January 1875 of Rioting and Assaulting Police and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 10883.  He arrived at CSG a week later when shown as 18 years-old, a boot-maker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Samuel was released 7 January 1876 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a Samuel John Ellard born Launceston; 28 May 1855.  There is no further information. 

ELLIOTT; Albert

Albert was found guilty 16 April 1889 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17688.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Albert was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

ELLIS; Frederick E.

Gate-book records show Frederick arrived in Tasmania aboard the Vanguard (date unknown).  On 13 December 1883 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15074.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 58 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Frederick was released 12 January 1884.  There is no further information.

ELLIS; John

John was found guilty 1 December 1888 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 17472.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 45 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released 28 February 1889.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Launceston; 21 July 1842.  There is no further information. 

ELLISON; William (ELLISTON?)

Gate-book records show William arrived in VDL aboard the Augusta and Jessie. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  Two other men of this name arrived in VDL, one aboard the Waverley (1) 12 September 1841 from Queenstown, Ireland and the other aboard the Westmoreland (2) (same date) from Sheerness.  On 19 January 1882 this William was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days. His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  William was released 25 January.  There is no further information. 

ELLISTON; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 27 January 1876 of Stealing Trousers/Value 14/- ($1.40) and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 11324.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 26 July 1876.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 27 December 1878 aged 25 years.  There is no further information. 

ELMORE; James aka McNEIL

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Siam (date unknown).  On 18 December 1889 he was found guilty of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 18071.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 57 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James is shown as being released 25 February 1890.

A search of BDM records show a James Elmore married Eliza Turner at Hobart; 4 January 1883.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

ELSLEY; Frederick

Gate-book records show Frederick arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flora (date unknown).  He is shown as being charged with Larceny.  No sentence is recorded. His warrant number 17789.  He arrived at CSG 24 June 1889 when shown as 23 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James is shown as being escorted to Victoria 29 June.  There is no further information. 

EMERY; William

William was charged with Wounding with Intent to Bodily Harm and remanded in custody.  His warrant number 18686.  He is shown arriving at CSG 26 December 1890 when shown as 34 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  No further information is recorded.  The gate-book ceased at the end of 1890.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Oatlands; 17 April 1865.  There is no further information. 

EMMERSON; Sidney

Gate-book records show Sidney arrived in Tasmania aboard the Lufra (date unknown).  On 26 November 1879 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13171.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Sidney was released 9 December.  There is no further information. 

ENSTONE; Richard (transported as ENSTON) (see EUSTON)

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 20 November 1844 aboard the William Jardine (1) from London.  On 11 July 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12978.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 59 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate. Richard was released 16 July.  There is no further information. 

ENTWHISTLE; Henry

Convict shipping records show Henry arrived in VDL 9 August 1850 aboard the Maria Somes (2) from Portsmouth.  On 13 November 1877 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12130.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a painter, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Henry was released 26 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Jones at Hobart; 21 April 1856.  He is shown as 30 years-old and Mary, 32 years-old. There is no further information. 

ENTWHISTLE; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 12 September 1841 aboard the Westmoreland (2) from Sheerness.  On 6 January 1877 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11728.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released to the General Hospital 10 January.  There is no further information. 

ERSKINE; Robert

Gate-book records show Robert arrived in Tasmania aboard the Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 13 May 1885 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15766.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Robert was released 26 May.  There is no further information. 

ESTCOURT; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 17 June 1845 aboard the Mount Stewart Elphinstone (1) from London.  On 29 January 1886 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16054.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 59 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and could only read.  William was released 4 February.  There is no further information. 

ESTHER; Cornelius (transported as HESTER)

Convict shipping records show Cornelius arrived in VDL 16 December 1852 aboard the Equestrian (3) from Plymouth.  On 6 January 1876 he was found guilty at LSC of Housebreaking and sentenced to Ten Years.  His warrant number 11307.  He arrived at CSG a week later when shown as 66 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Cornelius was released 5 April 1883 with remission.  There is no further information. 

EUSTON; Richard (transported as ENSTON) (see ENSTONE)

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 20 November 1844 aboard the William Jardine (1) from London.  On 16 October 1880 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13608.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Richard was released 15 November.  There is no further information. 

EVANS; David

David was found guilty 22 August 1882 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14452.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  David was released 4 September.

A search of BDM records show a David Morgan Evans born Hobart Town; 25 November 1853.  There is no further information. 

EVANS; Ephraim

Ephraim was found guilty 21 May 1879 of Damaging a Cell (presumably already in gaol although not shown as such) and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12910.  He is shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Ephraim was released 20 June.

On 23 January 1883 Ephraim was found guilty of Insulting passersby and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14669.  He was released 5 February.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hamilton; 20 April 1850.  There is no further information. 

EVANS; George

George was found guilty 13 November 1879 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 13144.  He is shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 8 December after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 10 July 1857. There is no further information. 

EVANS; George

George was found guilty 21 December 1888 of Larceny (2 charges) and sentenced to Three Months on each charge.  His warrant number 17498.  He had arrived at CSG three days prior to his sentence when shown as 39 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  George was released 8 June. There is no further information. 

EVANS; Henry

Gate-book records show Henry arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tamerlane (date unknown).  On 7 November 1878 he was found guilty at LSC of Wounding with Intent and sentenced to Five Years.  His warrant number 12618.  He arrived at CSG 18 November when shown as 26 years-old, a tinsmith, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  Henry was released 7 August 1881 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a Henry Austin Evans married Agnes Jane Field at Hobart; 13 August 1884.  He is shown as 32 years-old and Agnes, 22 years-old. There is no further information. 

EVANS; Thomas (transported as MEREDITH)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 18 May 1848 aboard the Mount Stewart Elphinstone (2) from Gibraltar.  On 14 September 1882 he was found guilty of Ill-treating a Horse and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14496.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 67 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no (?) prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 13 October.  There is no further information. 

FAIRBAIRN; George

George was found guilty 12 July 1883 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14888.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 18 July.

A search of BDM records show a George Frederick Fairbairn born Hobart Town; 15 April 1843.  There is no further information.

FARRAR; James

James was found guilty 2 April 1889 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17654.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as a groom, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  No age is recorded.  James was released 3 May.

A search of BDM records show a James Howard Farrar married Mary Ann Broadbent at Launceston; 7 April 1856.  He is shown as 33 years-old and Mary, 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FARRELL; Joseph

Joseph was found guilty at HSC 4 March 1879 of Attempted Rape and sentenced to Life (a commutation).  His warrant number 12792.  He arrived at CSG eight days later when shown as 21 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Joseph was released 4 September 1886 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Hannah Waters at Hobart; 10 May 1894.  Both are shown as 36 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FARRELL; Joseph Richard

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in VDL 25 May 1851 aboard the Alibi.  Port of departure is not recorded.  On 5 October 1886 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16448.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 76 years-old, a painter, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 11 October.  There is no further information. 

FARRIGAN; Thomas (transported as FARRAGAN)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 14 August 1852 aboard the Lord Dalhousie from Cork, Ireland.  On 23 March 1882 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14284.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 65 years-old, a gardener, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and could only read.  Thomas was released 22 June. There is no further information. 

FARROW; James

James was found guilty 26 July 1883 of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months. His warrant number 14899.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 31 years-old, a groom, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 15 January 1884.

On 31 March 1884, James was in trouble again when found guilty of being Unlawfully on Premises and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15244.  He was released 30 April.

James went on to record a further four offences including one for larceny, receiving six months, two for being drunk and disorderly and one for being idle and disorderly.  The later offences resulted in seven day sentences.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Brighton; 23 November 1852.  The records also show a person of this name married Elizabeth Hardwick at Brighton; 6 May 1875.  Both are shown as adults.  A death for a James Farrow is shown at Hobart; 11 November 1899 aged 47 years.  There is no further information. 

FENNELL; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Chatham (date unknown).  On 22 December 1887 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17028.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 41 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  Thomas was released 21 January 1888.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Susannah Skeggs at Hobart; 20 April 1869.  He is shown as 20 years-old and Susannah, 22 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FENNER; David aka WILKINS or JOHNSTON

David was found guilty 20 May 1886 of False Pretences and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 16284.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  David was released 9 March 1887 with remission.

David was in trouble again six months later when found guilty 19 August of Larceny as a Bailee and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16876. He was released 18 February 1888.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Spring Bay (Orford); 22 October 1855.  The records also show a David Fenner married Maryanne Eilkines at Richmond; 15 July 1891.  He is shown as 34 years-old and Maryanne, 39 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FENNING; Christopher

Christopher was found guilty 14 July 1887 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16837.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 17 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Christopher was released 27 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Hannah Payne at Hobart; 3 November 1895.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Hannah, 19 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FENWICK; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Kaikowra (date unknown).  On 13 December 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15578.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 19 December.  There is no further information. 

FERGUSON; Charles aka DANTON; James

Gate-book records show Charles arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tarawa (date unknown).  On 26 September 1882 he was found guilty at HSC of Obtaining Money by False Pretences and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 14503.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 31 years-old, a baker, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  Charles was released 1 February 1884.  There is no further information. 

FERGUSON; Charles

This Charles was found guilty 26 August 1882 of False Pretences and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 25 November.  There is no further information. 

FIELDING; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 4 February 1844 aboard HMS Anson from Plymouth.  On 28 November 1876 he was found guilty at HSC of Breaking and Entering a Shop and Larceny and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 11677.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 55 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 1 October 1878 with one month remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 1 July 1888 aged 66 years.  There is no further information. 

FILES; John

John was found guilty 23 June 1877 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 11973.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a tin-man, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  John was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

FINCH; Richard

Richard was found guilty 11 September 1890 of being Idle and Indecent and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 18507.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a coachman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Richard was released 10 December.  There is no further information. 

FINCH; William

William was found guilty 17 November 1880 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13654.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a compositor, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 13 December after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 17 October 1863.  There is no further information. 

FINNEY; John (see FINDLAY)

FISHER; Albert

Albert was charged, 19 September 1889, with Grievous Bodily Harm and remanded in custody.  His warrant number 17911.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 42 years-old, a farmer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Albert was sent for trial 1 October.

It appears the charge was reduced to Common Assault and Albert was released on bail 2 October.  He appeared in court again 10 December where he was sentenced to Three Months/₤50 or Three Months ($100).  Albert was released 4 March 1890.

A search of BDM records show an Albert Lewis Fisher born Hobart Town; 8 January 1846.  The search also revealed this person married Frances Amelia Newman at Hobart; 23 September 1868.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

FISHER; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Free Trader (date unknown).  On 2 May 1887 he was found guilty of Insulting passersby and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16755.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Edward was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

FITZGERALD; Frederick

Gate-book records show Frederick arrived in Tasmania aboard the Doric (date unknown).  On 15 February 1889 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 17584.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, an agent, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Frederick was released 14 May.  There is no further information. 

FITZGERALD; Henry

Gate-book records show Henry arrived in Tasmania aboard the Nemisis (date unknown).  On 10 December 1889 he was found guilty at HSC of Larceny and Receiving and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 17987.  It appears he had been in custody since 28 October when shown as 28 years-old, a mason, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Henry was released 8 March 1890.  There is no further information. 

FITZPATRICK; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Esk (date unknown).  On 26 March 1888 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17125.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 31 March.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Anne Wallis at Hobart; 10 June 1879.  He is shown as 25 years-old and Mary, 18 years-old. There is no further information. 

FITZPATRICK; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 25 August 1846 aboard the Lord Auckland (2) from Dublin.  On 13 January 1870 he was found guilty at HSC of Feloniously Receiving and sentenced to Five Years at Port Arthur.  His warrant number 10321.  He arrived at CSG 23 December 1873 when shown as 59 years-old, a gardener, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  John was released 12 February 1876 with remission.

On 22 June 1886, now aged 64 years-old, John was found guilty of Indecency and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16316.  He was released 21 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 11 January 1888 aged 74 years.  There is no further information. 

FITZPATRICK; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tasman (date unknown).  On 21 October 1889 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17969.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 27 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Jane Flood at Hobart; 22 September 1882.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Mary, 21 years-old. There is no further information. 

FLACK; Benjamin

Benjamin was found guilty 14 February 1879 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12753.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Benjamin was released 12 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Sarah Ann Sullivan at Hobart; 14 November 1877.  He is shown as 20 years-old and Sarah, 18 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FLACK; Patrick

Patrick was found guilty 1 July 1890 of Non-maintenance and Wife Beating and sentenced to Six Months/Default Bail.  His warrant number 18364.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a shoemaker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Patrick was released to sureties 7 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Ellen Elizabeth Burrows at Hobart; 28 February 1886.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Ellen, 25 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FLACK; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 19 February 1842 aboard HMS Tortoise from Plymouth.  On 23 July 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 13504.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 65 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  William was released 22 September.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Joanna Callaghan at Hobart Town; 29 May 1854.  He is shown as 37 years-old and Joanna, 30 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FLETCHER; Daniel

Convict shipping records show Daniel arrived in VDL 12 November 1848 aboard the Ratcliffe (2) from Spithead.  On 7 March 1885 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15686.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a groom, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and could only read.  Daniel was released 20 March.

Six months later on 19 September Daniel was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15900.  He was released 25 September.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 21 February 1888 aged 71 years.  There is no further information. 

FLEURY; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tasmania (date unknown).  On 25 June 1877 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11974.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 44 years-old, a painter, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  William was released 30 June.

It was 16 September 1890 before William appeared in court again.  He was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to the mandatory Seven Days.  His warrant number 18514.  He was released 23 September.  There is no further information. 

FOGARTY; Samuel

Samuel was found guilty 13 November 1884 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15530.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a seaman and with no prior convictions.  There are no entries regarding religion or literacy.  Samuel was released the following day after a fine was paid.

On 10 February 1888 Samuel was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17095.  This entry shows him to be Protestant and literate.  Once again he was released after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a Samuel Havelock Fogarty was born Hobart; 23 September 1858.  The records also show that he married Mary Knott at Franklin; 2 June 1897.  He is shown as 37 years-old and Mary, 27 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FOLEY; Daniel

Daniel was found guilty 26 December 1881 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14148.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. No occupation is shown.  Daniel was released at 5.00 p.m. 7 January 1882 (presumably for disciplinary reasons).

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart 22 May 1865. There is no further information. 

FOO; Ah

Gate-book records show Ah arrived in Tasmania aboard the Acacia (date unknown).  On 24 August 1883 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14922.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a cook, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate. Ah was released 22 September.  There is no further information. 

FORDHAM; William

William was found guilty at LSC 16 December 1890 of Larceny and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 18677.  He arrived at CSG Christmas Eve when shown as 24 years-old, a billiard maker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  No release date is shown as the gate-book ceased at the end of 1890.

A search of BDM records show a William Edward Fordham born Westbury; 8 March 1865.  A possible marriage for a person of this name is recorded to Ellen Barry at Pt. Frederick; 30 October 1890.  Both are shown as 24 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FOSTER; Alexander

Convict shipping records show Alexander arrived in VDL 2 January 1842 aboard the Prince Regent (2) from Dublin.  On 1 November 1881 he was found guilty of Cruelty to a Horse and sentenced to 21 Days.  His warrant number is not shown. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 78 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Alexander was released 21 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 19 July 1882 aged 80 years.  There is no further information. 

FOT or FOY; John (transported as FAY)

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 8 October 1837 aboard the Recovery from the Downs.  On 9 September 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13558.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 59 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no (?) prior convictions and literate.  John was released 22 September.

On 24 January 1884 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to another 14 Days.  His warrant number 15128.  He was released 6 February.

John went on to commit a further twelve offences for being idle and disorderly between 1884 and 1887, receiving a total of 37 months gaol in all.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Sarah Clayton at Hobart Town; 27 April 1844.  He is shown as 25 years-old and Sarah, 22 years-old.  A death for a John Foy is shown at Hobart; 9 June 1891 aged 69 years.  There is no further information. 

FOWLES; Alexander

Convict shipping records show Alexander arrived in VDL 24 July 1850 aboard the Blenheim (3) from Plymouth.  On 21 January 1881 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13744.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 46 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate. Alexander was released 19 February.

Nearly eighteen months later on 20 June 1882 he was again found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to another Month.  His warrant number 14399. He was released 19 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Margaret Spence at Launceston; 4 March 1867.  He is shown as 32 years-old and Margaret, 26 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FRANKLIN; Henry

Gate-book records show Henry arrived in VDL aboard the Samuel Boddington. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 15 May 1877 he was found guilty of Vagrancy and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11947.  For some reason he didn’t arrive at CSG until 26 May when shown as 62 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Henry was released 16 August.  There is no further information. 

FRANKS; Charles

Charles was found guilty 5 September 1882 of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days. His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a boy, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Charles was released 18 September.

Nearly five years later on 14 July 1887 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16836.  His occupation is shown as labourer.  Charles was released 14 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 26 May 1889 aged 24 years.  There is no further information. 

FRAWLEY; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Persia (date unknown).  On 17 February 1882 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14215.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a shoemaker, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  John was released 15 April.

John appeared in court again on 27 August 1884 when found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15455. He was released 2 September.  There is no further information. 

FREE; James

Although his name is recorded in the gate-book there is no further information apart from the fact James was released to bail 23 September 1890.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Ada Elizabeth Mundy at Clarence; 8 November 1890.  He is shown as adult and Ada, a minor.  There is no further information. 

FRY; George

George was found guilty at HSC 3 May 1879 of Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to One Year.   His warrant number 12903.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 13 February 1880 on orders of the Attorney General.

George’s name appears in the gate-book again on 19 October 1889 with the warrant number 17966.  However, there is no additional information.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart Town; 6 August 1852.  The records also show a George William Fry married Mary Louisa Graham at Hobart; 11 May 1896.  He is shown as 40 years-old and Mary, 24 years-old.  There is no further information. 

FRY; Henry

Henry was charged 25 February 1890 with Larceny and released to bail two days later.  His warrant number 17966.  No further information was recorded.

A search of BDM records show a number of birth and marriage possibilities. 

FRYBOTCH; Leopold aka DAZKE; Albert

Gate-book records show Leopold arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 18 April 1888 he was found guilty at Launceston of Assault and Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Months.  His warrant number 17152. He appears to have arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Leopold was released 8 September.  There is no further information. 

FUSE; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 19 June 1880 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13463.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

FYANS; Foster

Gate-book records show Foster arrived in Tasmania aboard the Mangana (date unknown).  On 22 June 1889 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17786.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 39 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Foster was released 28 June.  There is no further information. 

GADD; Frederick

Frederick was found guilty 13 April 1887 of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16727.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Frederick was released 27 May as part of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.

A search of BDM records show a Frederick Arthur Gadd born New Norfolk; 13 August 1870.  The records also show a person of this name married Amy Florence McLaren at Hobart; 29 September 1897.  He is shown as 27 years-old and Amy, 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GAGNON; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in VDL 26 August 1849 aboard the Hyderabad (2) from Kingston, Ireland.  However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  The search, however, did locate a John Gaynor who arrived aboard this vessel.  On 18 September 1882, John Gagnon was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14496.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 64 years-old, a mason, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released the same day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

GALLAGHAN; John

John was found guilty 11 January 1887 of Unlawfully Beating and Assaulting Police and sentenced to Two Months on each charge.  His warrant number 16581. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a carter, Catholic and with one prior conviction.  There is no entry regarding literacy.  John was released 10 May.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 28 January 1857.  The records also show a person of this name died Hobart; 9 January 1889 aged 28 years.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; James

Convict shipping records show James arrived in VDL 30 August 1845 aboard the Ratcliffe (1) from London.  On 25 March 1881 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13819.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 30 March.

Nearly eighteen months later on 20 June 1882 he was again found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to another Month.  His warrant number 14399. He was released 19 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Honora Burk at Hobart Town; 16 March 1854.  He is shown as 26 years-old and Honora, 20 years-old.  A death is recorded for a James Gallagher at Hobart; 11 August 1899 aged 76 years.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; James (transported as GALLAUGHER)

Convict shipping records show this James arrived in VDL 2 January 1844 aboard the Duke of Richmond from Kingston, Ireland.  On 16 September 1882 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 56 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one (?) prior conviction and could only read.  James was released 29 September.

A search of BDM records show a James Gallagher died Hobart; 19 December 1892 aged 67 years.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; Joseph

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in VDL 16 December 1852 aboard the Equestrian (3) from Plymouth.  On 22 February 1881 he was found guilty at LSC of Assault with Intent to Ravish and sentenced to Three Years.  His warrant number 13801.  He arrived at CSG 4 March when shown as 56 years-old, a sawyer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 21 August 1883 with remission.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; Michael

Gate-book records show Michael arrived in Tasmania aboard the Gulf of Carpentaria (date unknown).  On 19 July 1890 he was committed for trial on a charge of Receiving.  His warrant number 18398.  He appears to have arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a baker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Michael was released 22 July, presumably found not guilty.

A search of BDM records show a Michael Joseph Gallagher married Winifred Martha Mazey at Hobart; 30 September 1890.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Winifred, 18 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; Phelim

Gate-book records show Phelim had also arrived in Tasmania aboard the Gulf of Carpentaria (date unknown).  On 15 December 1885 he was found guilty at HSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 15994.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Phelim was released 1 June 1886.  There is no further information. 

GALLAGHER; William

William was found guilty 19 February 1890 of Breaching the Corporation Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 18173.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 4 March.

A search of BDM records show a William Thomas Gallagher born Hobart; 29 June 1862.  There is no further information. 

GALLANAN; John

John was found guilty 6 February 1882 of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14195.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a carter, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. John was released 4 March.  There is no further information. 

GARABALDI; Valentine

Gate-book records show Valentine arrived in Tasmania aboard an unknown vessel.  On 11 February 1886 he was found guilty at LSC of Feloniously Receiving and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 16110.  He arrived at CSG 3 March when shown as 40 years-old, a barber, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Valentine was released 11 August 1887.  There is no further information. 

GARBUTT; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Coptic (date unknown).  On 19 September 1888 he was found guilty of Larceny (two charges) and sentenced to Six Weeks on each charge.  His warrant number 17344.  He had arrived at CSG three days earlier when shown as 29 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 11 December.

On the 21st of the same month he was in court again when found guilty of Obtaining Goods with Valueless Cheques and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 17504.  He was released 27 June 1889.  There is no further information. 

GARDENER; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Alexandra (date unknown).  On 9 May 1889 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17731.  He had arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 41 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

GARTH; Francis

Francis was found guilty 6 August 1878 of Cruelty to a Horse and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 12498.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 17 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Francis was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

GASTROM; Anton

Gate-book records show Anton arrived in Tasmania aboard the Agate (date unknown).  On 13 February 1890 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18168.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 43 years-old, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  No entry is recorded for occupation.  Anton was released 19 February. There is no further information. 

GATELY; Timothy

Gate-book records show Timothy arrived in Tasmania aboard the India (date unknown).  On 12 August 1882 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14459.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Timothy was released 18 August.  There is no further information.

GATES; George

George was found guilty 7 December 1883 of Larceny as a Bailee and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 15064.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a cordial manufacturer, Catholic and with no prior convictions.  No entry is recorded regarding literacy.  George was released 6 March 1884.

It appears George kept out of trouble until 24 May 1890 when found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to another Three Months.  His warrant number 18314.  He was released 23 August 1890.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 14 June 1857. There is no further information. 

GELLIGAN; Luke (transported as GILLIGAN)

Convict shipping records show Luke arrived in VDL 4 April 1844 aboard the Marion (1) from London.  On 13 March 1876 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11374.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 48 years-old, a bricklayer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Luke was released 18 March.  There is no further information. 

GENDERS; John

John was found guilty 11 December 1888 at HSC of Obtaining Goods by False Pretences and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 17455.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until eight days later when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  John was released 10 December 1889 with no remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Johanna Fahey at Hobart; 7 May 1877.  He is shown as 19 years-old and Johanna, 19 years-old. There is no further information. 

GENTLEMAN; Joseph

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in VDL 28 November 1850 aboard the Rodney (1) from Portland, Dorset.  On 13 December 1876 he was found guilty of Gambling in a Public Place and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11683. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 19 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Emma Woods at Hobart; 7 September 1861.  He is shown as 34 years-old and Emma, 25 years-old. There is no further information. 

GEORGE; Augusta

Gate-book records show Augusta arrived in Tasmania aboard the Oceana (date unknown).  On 23 March 1886 he was found guilty at HSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 16142.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Augusta was released 24 January 1888 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 16 September 1888 aged 30 years.  There is no further information. 

GIBBS; Alfred

Convict shipping records show Alfred arrived in VDL 12 November 1848 aboard the Ratcliffe (2) from Spithead.  On 18 November 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15970.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 59 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Alfred was released 24 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Eliza Fagan at Launceston; 21 May 1851.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Eliza, 26 years-old.  There is no further information.

GIBSON; William

William was found guilty 9 September 1879 of Unlawfully Beating and Sureties and sentenced to Three Months on each charge.  His warrant number 13055.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a shepherd, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Jane Thorpe at Hobart; 27 January 1880.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Jane, 20 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GILES; Charles

Charles was found guilty 10 September 1888 of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17326.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 15 September.  There is no further information. 

GILL; John J.

John was found guilty at HSC 9 December 1884 of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Three Years.  His warrant number 15567.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 29 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 10 March 1887 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a John James Gill born Spring Bay (Orford); 16 January 1855.  There is no further information 

GLOVER; George

Gate-book records show George arrived in Tasmania aboard the William Le Larcheur (possibly 8 January 1883).  On 15 May 1883 he was found guilty at HSC of Receiving and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14839.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 32 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  George was released 14 July 1883.  There is no further information. 

GLOZIER; Albert

Albert was found guilty at LSC 16 August 1888 of Uttering (two charges) and sentenced to Two Years plus Two Years concurrent.  His warrant number 17301. He arrived at CSG six days later when shown as 26 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Albert was released 17 June 1888 with remission.  There is no further information. 

GLYNN; Christopher

Gate-book records show Christopher arrived in Tasmania aboard the Mangana (date unknown).  On 27 April 1881 he was found guilty at HSC of Stealing Money and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13875.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a labourer/clerk, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Christopher was released 26 October.  There is no further information. 

GODDEN; Charles

Gate-book records show Charles arrived in Tasmania aboard the Mararoa (date unknown).  On 22 March 1889 he was charged with Larceny and remanded.  His warrant number 17633.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a law clerk (?), Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate (?). Charles is shown as being escorted to the Mill (treadmill?) 28 March.  There is no further information. 

GOLDER; Joseph

Joseph was found guilty 17 January 1883 of Stealing Money and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14662.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 16 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Oatlands; 1 October 1863.  There is no further information. 

GOODMAN; Robert

Robert was found guilty at LSC 23 February 1886 of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16109.  He arrived at CSG 3 March when shown as 25 years-old, a carter, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released 16 August.

Shortly after his release Robert was back in court again 1 September when found guilty of Larceny and on this occasion sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 16407.  He was released 27 May 1887 with remission.

It appears he failed to learn his lesson as on 1 June 1887 he was again found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16795. Robert was released 16 August.  There is no further information. 

GOODWIN; James

James was found guilty 7 May 1890 of Indecency and sentenced to One Month. His warrant number 18294.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 39 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  James was released 13 May after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a James Andrew Goodwin born Launceston; 1 May 1847.  There is no further information. 

GOODWIN; Joseph

Joseph was found guilty at LSC 7 April 1881 of Unlawfully Presenting a Firearm and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 13848.  He arrived at CSG a week later when shown as 20 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 4 April 1882.  There is no further information. 

GOODY; Albert

Albert was found guilty 24 January 1883 of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14670.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a watchmaker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Albert was released 23 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart Town; 26 August 1854.  There is no further information. 

GOOLE; James

Convict shipping records fail to show a James Goole. However, the records do shown two persons with the name James Goble.  One arrived in Australia 21 September 1846 aboard the John Calvin and later, in June 1847 this person arrived in VDL aboard the Tory from Norfolk Island.  The other arrived in VDL aboard the Arab (1) from London on 6 November 1822.  On 24 March 1880 one or the other was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days. His warrant number 13349.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and could only read. He was released 30 March.  There is no further information. 

GORDON; John Henry

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Clair Ellen (date unknown).  On 29 June 1876 he was found guilty of Steal a Coat/Value ₤1/10/- ($3.00) and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 11521.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and could only read.  John was released 28 August.

On 6 November 1880 John was back in court where found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  He was released 19 November.  There is no further information. 

GORMAN; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Nathaniel Thayer (date unknown).  On 15 March 1886 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16129.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a number of marriage possibilities.  There is no further information. 

GOUIE; Gee Ah

Gate-book records show Gee Ah arrived in Tasmania, the vessel’s name unknown.  On 13 June 1889 he was found guilty at LSC of Perjury and sentenced to Eight Months.  His warrant number 17783.  He arrived at CSG six days later when shown as 55 years-old, married, a Celestial with no prior convictions. There is no entry regarding literacy.  Gee Ah was returned to the Launceston Gaol 4 February 1890.  There is no further information. 

GOULD; George

Although George’s name appears in the gate-book there is no information regarding his offence or sentence, but. his warrant number 17291 does, as well as the date of his arrival at CSG, 19 August 1888.  He is shown as 24 years-old, a gardener, Protestant, with no prior offences and literate.  George was released 24 August.

A search of BDM records show a George Darling Gould married Ada Jane Clarke at Launceston; 19 November 1890.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Ada, 25 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GOVA; William

William was found guilty 17 March 1890 of Absconding and sentenced to an additional Month to be added to his original sentence.  However, this is not recorded in the gate-book.  His warrant number 18211.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  William was released 26 April.  There is no further information. 

GOWLAND; Joseph

Gate-book records show Joseph arrived in Tasmania, possibly Launceston, aboard the Black Swan (date unknown).  On 23 June 1884 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15371.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 52 years-old, a stone-cutter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released the same day after a fine was paid.

Joseph committed a further three offences in 1884, one for disturbing the peace and two for drunkenness resulting in 14-day and seven-day sentences.  There is no further information. 

GRACE; Percy or Pierce (GRACEY)

Percy was found guilty 22 August 1887 of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16884.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Percy was released the same day after a fine was paid.

On 14 August 1890 Percy was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18432.  He was released 20 August.

A search of BDM records show a Pierce Grace married Hannah O’Brien at Port Cygnet; 12 May 1873.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Hannah, 17 years-old. There is no further information. 

GRAGAN; Michael (see GREGAN)

Gate-book records show Michael arrived in VDL aboard the Lord Dalhousie. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  The search did locate a Michael Griffin who arrived from Cork aboard the Lord Dalhousie 9 November 1844.  On 29 September 1884 Michael Gragan was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15486.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released 4 October.  There is no further information. 

GRAHAM; Ashley B.

Ashley was found guilty at HSC 18 May 1886 of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 16276.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 18 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Ashley was discharged under escort to Launceston 15 February 1889.

On 14 August 1890 Ashley was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18432.  He was released 20 August.

A search of BDM records shows an Ashley Bell Graham born Glamorgan; 6 December 1867.  There is no further information. 

GRAHAM; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in VDL aboard the Westmoreland. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name on either of the two voyages.  On 5 November 1878 he was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12597.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 72 years-old, a tailor, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 11 November.

On 22 October 1879 James was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13109.  He was released 21 November. There is no further information. 

GRAHAM; Joseph

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in Australia 25 August 1845 aboard the David Malcolm.  He didn’t arrive in VDL until May 1847 aboard the Tory from Norfolk Island.  On 24 September 1878 he was found guilty at HSC of Maliciously Wounding and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 12557.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 57 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions, literate and holding a CP.  It is noted that he also served time in solitary confinement possibly for prison breaches.  Joseph was released 23 September 1879.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Mary Ann Giwrlock (Girlock? at Hobart; 7 July 1862.  He is shown as 39 years-old and Mary, 30 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GRAHAM; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Mangana (date unknown).  On 8 April 1889 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to 24 Hours.  His warrant number 17662.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a boot-maker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  William was released the next day.

On 23 July he was found guilty at Launceston of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 18432.  William arrived at CSG a week later.  He was released 3 December with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Agnes Jane Edgerton at Oatlands; 28 June 1888.  He is shown as 25 years-old and Agnes, 18 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GRAINGER; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 21 December 1878 of Stealing a Turkey/Value 15/- ($1.50) and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12677.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 3 January 1879.

A search of BDM records show a Thomas James Grainger married Mary Ann Grellis at Hobart; 25 April 1889.  He is shown as 27 years-old and Mary, 28 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GRAVES; Joshua (transported as GREAVES)

Convict shipping records show Joshua arrived in VDL 9 August 1850 aboard the Maria Somes from Portsmouth.  On 23 November 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15041.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 55 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Joshua was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

GRAY; Arthur

Arthur was found guilty 7 June 1876 of Insulting passersby and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 11492.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate. Arthur was released 20 June.  There is no further information. 

GREAR; Charles (see GREW)

Charles was found guilty 12 December 1882 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14615.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 18 December.  There is no further information. 

GREEN; Francis

Convict shipping records show Francis arrived in VDL 7 April 1848 aboard the Gazelle.  Port of departure is not shown.  On 10 October 1882 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14515.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Francis was released 16 October.

Francis went on to record a further four offences for drunkenness resulting in the mandatory seven-day sentences.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Mary Burgin at Oatlands; 19 February 1854.  He is shown as 29 years-old and Mary, 19 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GREEN; George

George was found guilty 12 July 1884 of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15399.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 18 July.  There is no further information. 

GREEN; George

Convict shipping records show George arrived in VDL 19 October 1830 aboard the Southworth from London.  On 2 March 1882 he was found guilty at Launceston of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14252.  He arrived at CSG four days later when shown as 70 years-old, a sawyer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate. George was released 1 April.

George went on to record a further four offences for drunkenness resulting in the mandatory seven-day sentences.  There is no further information. 

GREEN; Joseph

Gate-book records show Joseph arrived in Tasmania aboard the Windward (date unknown).  On 23 February 1876 he was found guilty of Stealing Two Dozen Bottles of Champagne and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 11353.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Joseph was released 29 August with remission.

It is noted that the champagne was stolen from the Windward.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Kate Reardon at Hobart; 26 June 1886.  Both are shown as adults.  There is no further information. 

GREEN; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 26 April 1883 he was found guilty of Stealing Leather and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 14818.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a shoemaker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 15 March 1884 with one month remission.  There is no further information. 

GREENLAND; Charles

Convict shipping records show Charles arrived in VDL 9 November 1844 aboard the Agincourt from Woolwich.  On 5 May 1876 he was found guilty at Hobart of Unlawfully Beating His Wife and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 11456.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 55 years-old, a millwright, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Charles was released 20 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Bridget Jones at Hobart; 18 April 1853.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Bridget, 18 years-old.  There is no further information.

GREGAN; Michael (see GRAGAN)

Gate-book records show Michael arrived in VDL aboard the Lord Dalhousie. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  The search did locate a Michael Griffin who arrived from Cork aboard the Lord Dalhousie 9 November 1844.  On 18 April 1876, Michael Gregan was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11424.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 55 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released 24 April.  There is no further information. 

GRELLIS; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania the vessel’s name unknown.  On 10 June 1889 he was found guilty of being Unlawfully on Premises and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17771.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 27 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 9 July.  There is no further information. 

GREY; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Hubbock (date unknown).  On 2 March 1887 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16664.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a fireman (ship), Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  William was released 15 March.  There is no further information. 

GRIEG; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Star of China (date unknown).  On 10 May 1879 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12885.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  John was released two days later after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

GRIFFIN; James

James was charged with Assault 24 February 1890 and remanded in custody. None of his details are recorded apart from the fact he was released to the police 6 March.  As he does not appear again presumably he was found not guilty.

A search of BDM records shows several marriage possibilities.  There is no further information. 

GRIFFIN; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in Tasmania 1 January 1867 aboard the Siam, presumably from NSW.  It is stated that John was formerly a soldier with the 2/14 Regiment.  On 5 February 1890 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 18151.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 50 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  John was released 18 February.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 26 December 1897 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

GRIFFITH; John (transported as GRIFFIN)

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 12 February 1853 aboard the Rodney (3) from Queenstown, Ireland.  On 11 March 1879 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12786.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 51 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released 26 August.  There is no further information. 

GRIMBLE; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Oceana (date unknown).  On 27 September 1889 he was found guilty at Huonville of Obtaining by False Pretences and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 17932.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 35 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  John was released 25 March 1890.

On 3 May 1890 John was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18286.  He was released two days later after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

GRIMSHAW; Joshua

Joshua was found guilty at LSC 23 March 1873 of Attempting to Commit an Unnatural Offence and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 11108.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 12 July when shown as 20 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Joshua was released 19 July 1876 with remission.  There is no further information. 

GROOM; Frederick

Gate-book records show Frederick arrived in Tasmania aboard the Nurjahan (date unknown).  On 21 January 1885 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15623.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a baker, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Frederick was released the following day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

GROVES; Henry (transported as GROVE)

Convict shipping records show Henry arrived in VDL 6 March 1853 aboard the Anglia.  Port of departure is not shown.  On 10 April 1876 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11414.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a baker, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Henry was released the same day after a fine was paid.  Two months later on 12 June Henry was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 11505.  He was released 25 June.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 15 May 1879 aged 64 years.  There is no further information. 

GROVES; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Fairy Rock (date unknown).  On 20 November 1885 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 15975.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 19 February 1886.  There is no further information. 

GROVES; James

Gate-book records show this James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Gulf of Carpentaria (date unknown).  On 6 May 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15317. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and could only read.  James was released 12 May.

(There is a possibility this could be the same person shown above).  There is no further information. 

GROVES; Richard

Richard was found guilty at HSC 23 July 1878 of Assault and Robbery and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12485.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 12 July when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and could only read.  Richard was released 22 August.  There is no further information. 

GROVES; Richard

Convict shipping records show Richard arrived in VDL 1 August 1835 aboard the Mangles from London.  On 16 December 1879 he was found guilty of Stealing Five Fowls/Value 2/- (20c) and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13203.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 67 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Richard was released 15 June 1880.

On 11 August 1881 Richard was found guilty of Harbouring Prostitutes and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13970.  He was released 10 November.

Richard was again before the courts 16 March 1882 when again found guilty of Harbouring Prostitutes and sentenced to Six Months on this occasion.  His warrant number 14280.  He was released 15 September 1882.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Martha Kirkham at Bothwell; 20 May 1850.  He is shown as 36 years-old and Martha, 34 years-old.  There is no further information. 

GUYATT; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 20 March 1852 aboard the Aboukir from London.  On 10 July 1877 he was found guilty at HSC of Larceny as a Bailee and sentenced to Six Years.  His warrant number 11989.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 52 years-old, a servant, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  John was released 10 January 1882 with remission.

It is noted John was re-convicted as James Poore.  There is no further information. 

GWYNNE; Robert

Gate-book records show Robert arrived in Tasmania aboard the Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 16 August 1886 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16362.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a mason, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released 21 August.  There is no further information. 

HACKETT; William

William was found guilty 4 May 1883 of Wife Beating and sentenced to One Month and Six Months Default Bail.  His warrant number 14824.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 35 years-old, a plumber, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  William was released three days later after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a William John Hackett married Harriett Wilson at Hobart; 17 May 1879.  He is shown as 29 years-old and Harriett, 20 years-old. There is no further information. 

HAINES; Andrew (transported as HINDES)

Convict shipping records show Andrew arrived in VDL 28 August 1843 aboard the Cressy from Portsmouth.  On 1 August 1877 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12009. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 64 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Andrew was released 29 September.  There is no further information. 

HAKE; Alexander

Alexander was found guilty 28 December 1880 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13710.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Alexander was released the following day after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

HALES; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 17 March 1841 aboard the Lady Raffles from Portsmouth.  On 14 November 1879 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Four Months.  His warrant number 13147.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 73 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 13 March 1880.

Thomas went on to commit a further eleven offences between 1880 and 1886. Most were of a minor nature including, drunkenness, indecent behaviour and disturbing the peace.  The sentences varied between seven days to one month.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 26 November 1886 aged 77 years.  There is no further information. 

HALES; William

William was found guilty 24 January 1883 of Larceny as a Bailee and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14672.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  William was released 23 April.

On 22 October 1883, William was found guilty of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 14974.  He was released 13 March 1884.

His third and last appearance in the gate-book was on 29 March 1888 when found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Nine Months.  His warrant number 17138. William was released 28 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Bothwell; 21 January 1855.  The records also show a person of this name married Phoebe Maria Collins at New Norfolk; 20 September 1883.  He is shown as 28 years-old and Phoebe, 18 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HALL; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Rotomahana (date unknown).  On 14 September 1882 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14491.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 47 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name possibly married Elizabeth Kay at Hobart; 6 April 1857.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Elizabeth, 31 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HALL; William

William was found guilty 11 February 1888 of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17096.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 15 September 1868.  There is no further information. 

HALL: William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 9 August 1850 aboard the Maria Somes (2) from Portsmouth.  On 26 September 1885 he was found guilty of Indecency and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15906.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 72 years-old, a miner, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  William was released 9 October.  There is no further information. 

HALLORAN; Thomas (transported as HALLERAN)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 14 August 1852, aboard the Lady Dalhousie from Cork, Ireland.  On 21 July 1887 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16841.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 57 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 27 July.  There is no further information. 

HALPIN; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Coptic (date unknown).  On 7 November 1890 he was found guilty of Assault and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 18593.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a bricklayer’s labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and could only read.  No release date is shown as the gate-book ceased at the end of 1890.  There is no further information. 

HAMBAY; Richard or Robert (transported as HAMBY)

Convict shipping records show Richard (also known as Robert) arrived in VDL 30 June 1834 aboard the Arab from Portsmouth.  On 10 January 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13248.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 73 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  Richard was released 9 April.

James was found guilty 26 October 1882 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14543.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a stone-mason, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a number of marriage possibilities.  There is no further information. 

HAMER; Joseph

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in VDL 25 August 1845 aboard the David Malcolm from the Downs.  On 31 May 1881 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13898.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 66 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Joseph was released 31 October with remission.

A search of BDM records show a Joseph Edward Hamer married Mary Ann Shanly at Hobart Town; 20 March 1854.  He is shown as 38 years-old and Mary, 34 years-old.  The search also shows a death for a Joseph Edward Hamer at Hobart; 27 October 1884 aged 69 years.  There is no further information. 

HAMILTON; James

James was found guilty 26 October 1882 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14543.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a stone-mason, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a number of marriage possibilities.  There is no further information. 

HAMPSON; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 9 December 1852 aboard the Lady Montagu from Plymouth.  On 27 October 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14983.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 59 years-old, a cook, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  Thomas was released 2 November.

On 21 February 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to another Seven Days.  His warrant number 15672.  Thomas was released 27 February.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 26 July 1897 aged 79 years.  There is no further information. 

HANDILAND; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Amy Louisa (date unknown).  On 10 March 1879 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12784.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HANDLEY; Robert

Robert was found guilty at HSC 13 May 1879 of Uttering a Forged Cheque and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 12902.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 20 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  James was released 12 July 1882 with remission.

James was found guilty 26 October 1882 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14543.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a stone-mason, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a Robert Samuel Handley born Launceston; 17 March 1857.  There is no further information. 

HANGER; Alfred

Gate-book records show Alfred arrived in Tasmania aboard the Westmeath (date unknown).  On 19 December 1884 he was found guilty of Insulting passersby and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15594.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Alfred was released 1 January 1885.  There is no further information. 

HANLEY; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Eliza (date unknown).  On 12 April 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14788.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 64 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HANLON; Patrick

Patrick was found guilty at HSC 15 May 1877 of Common Assault and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 933.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 20 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Patrick was released 14 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Frances Smyth at New Norfolk; 26 April 1880.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Frances, 19 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HANNEY; Frederick (see HANEY/Young Offenders)

Frederick was found guilty 17 October 1879 of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13100.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 16 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Frederick was released 30 October.

Just under a month later on 26 November, he was again found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13174.  Frederick was released 4 December.

He was in court again 3 February 1881 when found guilty yet again of Larceny and sentenced to another Seven Days.  His warrant number 13761.  He was released 9 February.  There is no further information. 

HANNIGAN; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Great Tasmania (date unknown).  On 26 February 1878 he was found guilty at HSC of Wounding with Intent to Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12281.  He arrived at CSG 2 March when shown as 30 years-old, a farm labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate. James was released 24 August.  There is no further information. 

HANSEN; Albert

Albert was found guilty 24 December 1889 of Cruelty to Animals and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 18079.  He arrived at CSG the same day and was released after a fine was paid.  No further details were recorded. 

HANSON; Frank

Frank was found guilty 17 February 1886 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 16093.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a dealer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Frank was released the following day after a fine was paid.

Frank was in trouble again on 20 October 1888 when found guilty of Receiving and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 17410.  His occupation is now shown as blacksmith and no release date is recorded.  There is no further information.

HARBUCKLE; Manson

Manson was found guilty 21 August 1876 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 11562.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Manson was released 26 August.

On 14 January 1879 Manson was found guilty of Assaulting Police and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12698.  He was released 17 January after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HARGRAVE; James

James was found guilty 10 November 1886 of Obtaining Money by False Pretences and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16494.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  James was released 9 February 1887. There is no further information. 

HARGRAVES; James

This James was found guilty 16 May 1882 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14363.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  James was released to bail the following day.  It is possible this could the same person as the one above.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Jane Luckstone at Hobart; 2 January 1882.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Jane, 19 years-old. There is no further information. 

HAROLD; Edward

Edward was found guilty 13 November 1889 of being Idle and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 18020.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Edward was released 12 February 1890.  There is no further information. 

HAROLD; Edward

Edward was found guilty 29 October 1883 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14989.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate.  Edward was released 28 November.

The day after his release Edward was back in court where found guilty of Disturbing the Peace.  He received a 14 Day sentence.  His warrant number 15050.  He was released the next day after a fine was paid.

His third appearance in the gate-book was a result of being found guilty 18 September 1885 of Larceny when he received a Six Month sentence.  His warrant number 15898.  Edward was released 2 March 1886.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Jane Luckstone at Hobart; 2 January 1882.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Jane, 19 years-old. There is no further information. 

HARPER; James

Convict shipping records show James arrived in VDL 26 December 1844 aboard the Sir Robert Peel from London.  On 8 March 1876 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 11365.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a stone-cutter, Protestant, with three or more prior conviction and literate.

On 5 April whilst still in gaol he was found guilty of using Threatening Language and sentenced to 14 Days Solitary.

It is noted that he threatened Overseer Reynolds Cooke.  James was released 7 October.  There is no further information. 

HARPER; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the Emma Prescott (date unknown).  On 25 January 1879 he was found guilty of Drunkenness and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11365.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a farm labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 31 January.

Twelve months later on 21 January 1880 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to another Seven Days.  His warrant number 13269. William, now shown as 74 years-old, was released 27 January.

His third and final appearance in the gate-book was on 31 December 1884 when again found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to another Seven Days.  His warrant number 15605.  He was released 6 January 1885.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 25 November 1896 aged 86 years.  There is no further information. 

HARRIGAN; Michael (transported as LYNCH)

Convict shipping records show Michael arrived in VDL 12 September 1841 aboard the Waverley (1) from Kingston, Ireland.  On 7 March 1882 he was found guilty at HSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 14258.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 69 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior conviction and illiterate.  Michael was released 16 February 1883 with remission.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; Edward

Edward was found guilty 8 October 1889 of Furious Driving and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17952.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Edward was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born at Huonville; 12 February 1872.  The records also show a marriage to Ellen Matilda Turner at Hobart; 3 April 1894.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Ellen, 22 years-old. There is no further information. 

HARRIS; Jack aka FISHER or KENNEDY

Jack was found guilty 6 May 1890 of being Idle and Disorderly and Horse-stealing.  He was sentenced to Three Months on the first charge and Remanded on the second.  It appears he may have been found not guilty on the horse-stealing charge as he was released 5 August.  His warrant number 18284.  Jack arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a miner, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; James or Peter

Convict shipping records show a George Harris arrived in VDL 20 May 1846 aboard the Joseph Somes (1) from London.  The search failed to locate either a James or a Peter aboard the vessel.  On 15 September 1880 James, also known as Peter, was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13570.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 58 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate. James was released 23 September.

In the ten years before the end of 1890, James appeared in court on at least four other occasions.  His offences, mainly of a minor nature, consisted of being drunk and incapable, breaching the charitable institution act on two occasions and using obscene language.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in VDL aboard the Mangles.  The search failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 6 January 1886 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16025.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 72 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  James was released 19 January.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; Jesse

Jesse was found guilty 13 May 1889 of being Drunk and sentenced to 14 Days. His warrant number 17739.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a shoemaker, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.

On 25 March 1890 he was again found guilty of being Drunk and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 18233.  Jesse was released 31 March.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; Philip

Gate-book records which detail Philip’s first offence show him arriving in Tasmania aboard the Ionic (date unknown), while his second offence details him arriving on the Flinders (date unknown).  On 22 December 1888 he was charged with Uttering a Forged Cheque and remanded.  His warrant number 17505.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a draughtsman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Philip was discharged to Launceston 25 December.  Possibly he was found not guilty as he does not appear in the gate-book for six months when, on 13 June 1889 he was found guilty again at Launceston of Forgery and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 17782.  He arrived at CSG six days later.  No release date appears as the gate-book ceased at the end of 1890.  There is no further information. 

HARRIS; William

William was found guilty 14 December 1880 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13694.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released 27 December.  There is no further information. 

HARRISON; David

Gate-book records show David arrived in Tasmania aboard the Harriet Nathan (date unknown).  On 2 September 1884 he was found guilty at Launceston of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 15474.  He arrived at CSG eight days later when shown as 50 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  David was released 28 February 1885.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died New Norfolk; 29 July 1892 aged 56 years.  There is no further information. 

HARRISON; George

George was found guilty at LGS 18 March 1875 of Unlawfully Presenting Firearms and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 11015.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 31 March when shown as 18 years-old, a painter, Protestant, with one prior conviction and could only read.  George was released 20 October 1877 with remission.  There is no further information. 

HARRISON; William

Gate-book records show William arrived in Tasmania aboard the SS Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 26 November 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15045.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 27 years-old, a groom, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  William was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a William Henry Harrison married Amelia Boswood at Oatlands; 2 September 1888.  He is shown as 32 years-old and Amelia, 36 years-old.  There is no further information.

HARROLD; Edward (See HAROLD; Edward)

Edward was found guilty at HSC 18 May 1880 of Assault and Robbery and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13436.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 25 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Edward was released 28 October with remission. There is no further information. 

HARROP; George

Convict shipping records show a George arrived in VDL 21 August 1841 aboard the Asia (6) from Portsmouth.  On 17 October 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly .and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14973. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 72 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  George was released 23 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 8 August 1891 aged 80 years.  There is no further information. 

HART; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Doric (date unknown).  On 13 March 1889 he was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to Seven Days. His warrant number 17616.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 19 March.  There is no further information. 

HARVEY; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Elingamite (date unknown).  On 9 July 1890 he was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 18383.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and could only read.  Thomas was released 22 July.  There is no further information. 

HASLAM; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Pateena (date unknown).  On 6 April 1885 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15721.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a printer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released the following day after a fine was paid.

One month later, on 4 May, he was again found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15756.  Thomas was released 17 May. There is no further information. 

HASSELL; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Deodarus (date unknown).  On 21 November 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 15549.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 45 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 4 December.  There is no further information. 

HATFIELD; Henry

Henry was found guilty 17 August 1877 of Embezzling 2/9 (28c) and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12038.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a hawker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. He was released 23 August.

It is noted that he took money from his employer a John Lonsdale.

On 3 May 1878 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 12382.  He was released 2 August.

Between 1877 and 1890, Henry committed a total of thirty-three offences consisting of abusive language, breaching the mater servant act, obscene language, disturbing the peace, assaulting police and insulting passersby.  His sentences over this period exceeded two years.  There is no further information. 

HAWES; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 23 February 1881 he was found guilty of Having Counterfeit Coin and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13787.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 22 August.  There is no further information. 

HAYE; John

Gate records show John arrived in VDL aboard the Tory.  A search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 15 November 1880 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.   His warrant number 13651.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 60 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released 20 November.

A search of BDM records show a John Hay married Johanna Harvey at Hobart Town; 7 August 1854.  He is shown as 36 years-old and Johanna, 42 years-old. There is no further information. 

HAYES; Stephen

Convict shipping records show Stephen arrived in VDL 29 January 1853 aboard the Lord Auckland (4) from Ireland.  On 27 September 1881 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Wounding and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 14024.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 45 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no (?) prior convictions and could only read.  Stephen was released 12 September 1882.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 20 May 1898 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

HAYWOOD; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Tasmania (date unknown).  On 3 March 1882 he was found guilty of False Pretences and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14246.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 70 years-old, a copper-plate printer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 2 May.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 3 February 1884 aged 73 years.  There is no further information. 

HAZLEHURST; George (transported as HAZELHURST)

Convict shipping records show George arrived in VDL 6 September 1844 aboard the Barossa (2) from the Downs.  On 23 November 1881 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number is not shown.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 70 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  George was released 21 January 1882 at 5.00 p.m.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 3 June 1892 aged 81 years.  There is no further information. 

HAZZLEDINE; James (HAZLEDINE)

James was found guilty 25 April 1889 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 17707.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 1 May.

A search of BDM records show a James Hazeldine born Fingal; 24 December 1862.  There is no further information. 

HEALEY; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Lufra (date unknown).  On 3 December 1887 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17009.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 43 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HEATON; George

Gate-book records show George arrived in Tasmania aboard the Orient (date unknown).  On 12 August 1885 he was found guilty of Indecent Behaviour and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15853.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 11 September.  There is no further information. 

HEFFERAN; James (HEFFERMAN?)

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the J. Baines (date unknown).  On 14 May 1889 he was found guilty of Non-maintenance and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17938.  It appears James may have been convicted in his absence as he wasn’t arrested until 2 October.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 57 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  George was released 15 October.

A search of BDM records show a James Hefferan married Margaret Richardson at Hobart; 26 June 1883.  He is shown as 47 years-old and Margaret, 60 years-old. There is no further information. 

HEFFERMAN; George

George was found guilty 14 June 1889 of Assault and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17780.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 25 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 13 July.

On 20 May 1890 he was back in court when found guilty of two breaches of the Charitable Institution Act.  George was sentenced to 14 Days on each charge and released 17 June.  There is no further information. 

HELLIER; Charles

Charles was found guilty 28 April 1887 of Feloniously Receiving and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16752.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 22 years-old, an ironmonger, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 11 October with remission.  There is no further information. 

HENDERSON: Isaac

Gate records show Isaac arrived in VDL aboard the London (1).  A search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel. On 19 November 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13156.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 72 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and literate.  Isaac was released 25 November.  There is no further information.

HENDERSON; James

It is possible James and Isaac is the same person.  Gate records show James also arrived in VDL aboard the London (1).  Once again a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 3 January 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14643.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 74 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one three or more prior convictions and literate.  James was released 9 January.  There is no further information. 

HENNESSEY; Henry or John

Gate-book records show Henry, also known as John, arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 15 June 1882 he was found guilty at LSC of Feloniously Receiving and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 14407. He arrived at CSG 28 June when shown as 28 years-old, a groom, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Henry was released 15 October 1883 with remission.  There is no further information. 

HENRY; James aka BRYANT

James was found guilty 1 August 1876 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 11549.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a James Bryant born Hobart; 27 March 1855. There is no further information. 

HERBERT; Thomas (transported as HARBERD)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 4 August 1831 aboard the Argyle from Plymouth.  On 4 March 1879 he was found guilty at HSC of Feloniously Receiving Stolen Sheep and sentenced to Twelve Months.  His warrant number 12788.  He arrived at CSG eight days later when shown as 70 years-old, a tailor, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 26 February 1880.

A search of BDM records show a Thomas Herbert married Mary Quinn at Hobart Town; 3 January 1844.  He is shown as 33 years-old and Mary, 28 years-old.  The search also revealed a Thomas Herbert died Launceston; 17 August 1887 aged 75 years.  There is no further information. 

HERMAN; Thomas

Gate-book records show Thomas arrived in Tasmania aboard the Pateena (date unknown).  On 10 July 1888 he was found guilty at the Court of Requests, Hobart of being a Debtor and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17236.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 34 years-old, an actor, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  Thomas was released 26 July.  There is no further information. 

HERN; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Zephyr (date unknown).  On 18 November 1878 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12615.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 27 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 30 November.  There is no further information. 

HERRON; William

William was found guilty 24 March 1886 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16149.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a tinsmith, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HESTER; Cornelius

Convict shipping records show Cornelius arrived in VDL 16 December 1852 aboard the Equestrian (3) from Plymouth.  On 6 January 1876 he was found guilty at LSC of Housebreaking and sentenced to Ten Years.  His warrant number 11307.  He arrived at CSG twelve days later when shown as 66 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Cornelius was released 5 April 1883 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 11 October 1893 aged 73 years.  There is no further information. 

HEWITT; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 26 August 1843 aboard the Constant.  Port of departure is not shown.  On 26 July 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15421.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 73 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  John was released 1 August.  There is no further information. 

HIBBERTS; John (transported as HEBBITS)

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 20 December 1851 aboard the Rodney (2) from Queenstown, Ireland.  On 25 February 1879 he was found guilty of Drunkenness and sentenced to 24 Hours.  His warrant number 12763. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 56 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  John was released the following day.

A search of BDM records show a John Hibbetts died Hobart; 30 May 1885 aged 67 years.  There is no further information. 

HICKS; Henry

Henry was found guilty 30 October 1883 of Wife Beating and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 14994.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Henry was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Martha Salome Coleman at Hobart; 24 December 1882.  He is shown as 26 years-old and Martha, 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HIGGINS; Robert

Robert was found guilty 27 September 1889 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17929.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 29 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HILL; Arthur

Arthur was found guilty 7 January 1880 of Unlawfully Beating and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13244.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a painter, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. Arthur was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HILL; Rowland

Gate-book records show Rowland arrived in Tasmania aboard the Pateena (date unknown).  On 20 February 1890 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 18372.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 2 July when shown as 22 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  No release date is shown as the gate-book ceased at the end of 1890. There is no further information. 

HILL; William

William was found guilty 27 September 1888 of Non-maintenance and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 17364.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, with one prior conviction and could only read.  No entries were made regarding occupation or religion.  William was released 3 October to bail and does not appear in the gate-book again.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 9 October 1859.  There is no further information. 

HILSLEY; James or John (transported as HILLESLEY)

Convict shipping records show James, also known as John, arrived in VDL 28 July 1842 aboard the Elphinstone (3) from Sheerness.  On 20 February 1880 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13266.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 52 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released 19 February.

On 14 April 1886, James now shown as 54 years-old, was again found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16194.  He was released 27 April.  There is no further information. 

HINCHEY; John

John was found guilty 19 December 1887 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17022.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 28 years-old, a stone-cutter, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Launceston; 17 May 18893 aged 33 years.  There is no further information. 

HINDS; Andrew (transported as HINDES)

Convict shipping records show Andrew arrived in VDL 20 August 1843 aboard the Cressy from Plymouth.  On 27 November 1879 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13173. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 65 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  Andrew was released 3 December.  There is no further information. 

HOARE; James

Gate-book records show James arrived in Tasmania aboard the Arawata (date unknown).  On 4 February 1886 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16064.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 29 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 10 February.  There is no further information. 

HOBDEN; James

Gate-book records show James possibly arrived in Tasmania aboard the Cape Clear from NSW 26 October 1883.  On 14 May 1889 he was found guilty at HSC of Larceny and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 17742.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 42 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  James was released 2 October 1890 with remission. There is no further information. 

HODGKINSON; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flora (date unknown).  On 26 September 1890 he was found guilty of False Pretences and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 18526.  He had arrived at CSG two days earlier when shown as 26 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 20 December.  There is no further information. 

HOGAN; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty 30 May 1888 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17201.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a cook/steward, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate.  Thomas was released the following day after a fine was paid.

On 23 July Thomas was again found guilty of the same offence and sentenced to another 14 Days.  Once again he was released two later after a fine was paid. There is no further information. 

HOGAN; Thomas

This Thomas was found guilty 3 September 1889 of Larceny and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17891.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 21 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 28 September.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Launceston; 23 August 1869.  The records also show a Thomas Charles Hogan born Hobart; 30 May 1868.  The records also show Thomas Charles Hogan married Elizabeth Caroline Bonham at Hobart; 23 December 1888.  He is shown as 24 years-old and Elizabeth, 18 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HOLDEN; George aka McCLEAN; Alexander (transported as HOLDEN; John)

Convict shipping records show George arrived in VDL 4 July 1845 aboard the Theresa from London.  On 16 August 1876 he was found guilty of Disturbing the Peace and Assaulting J. Robertson and sentenced to 14 Days on the first charge and Two Months on the second.  His warrant number 11560.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 51 years-old, a millwright, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  George was released 16 October.

On 6 December of the same year George was found guilty of Obscene Exposure and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11680.  He was released 5 March 1887.

George appeared in court again 16 March 1884 when found guilty of Committing a Nuisance and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15225.  He was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information.

HOLDEN; Patrick

Patrick was found guilty 9 July 1887 of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16833.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 20 years-old, a plasterer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Patrick was released 15 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 10 November 1867.  There is no further information. 

HOLDEN; Patrick

Gate-book records show Patrick arrived in Tasmania aboard the John Calvin (date unknown).  On 19 September 1878 he was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating his Wife and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12531.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 38 years-old, a plasterer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Patrick was released the following day into police custody and does not appear in the gate-book again.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Ann Cruss at Hobart; 1 August 1860.  He is shown as 21 years-old and Mary, 21 years-old.  A death is also recorded for a Patrick Holden at Hobart; 27 February 1881 aged 41 years.  There is no further information. 

HOLDEN; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL 4 April 1844 aboard the Marion (1) from London.  On 22 February 1876 he was found guilty of Stealing a Coat/Value ₤1/1/- ($2.10) and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 11351.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 69 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was discharged to Cascades Depot 2 March.

It is noted that the coat belonged to a John Kirk.

On 25 October 1881 Thomas was found guilty of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14061.  He was released 7 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 26 October 1883 aged 78 years.  There is no further information. 

HOLLIS; John

John was found guilty at Launceston 10 April 1877 of Larceny in a Dwelling and sentenced to Four Years.  His warrant number 909.  He arrived at CSG eight days later when shown as 47 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 21 April 1880 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a John Henry Hollis married Jane Flannigan at Hamilton; 13 June 1853.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Jane, 24 years-old. There is no further information. 

HOLMES; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 2 February 1887 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16610.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HOLMES; Elijah

Elijah was found guilty 14 January 1881 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13731.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  Elijah was released the same day after a fine was paid.

Elijah was again found guilty of Disturbing the Peace on 4 April and sentenced to another 14 Days.  His warrant number 13829.  He was released the following day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show an Elisha Holmes was christened at Hobart; 13 June 1858.  The search also revealed an Elijah Holmes married Margaret Jane Cohen at Hobart; 6 February 1882.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Margaret, 19 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HOLMES; George

George was found guilty 12 December 1878 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12657.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 17 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  George was released 24 December.

A search of BDM records show a George Antonia Madou Holmes born Hobart; 5 July 1863.  There is no further information. 

HOLMES; Thomas

Thomas, possibly a brother of George, was also found guilty 12 December 1878 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 12656. He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a seaman, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released 24 December. There is no further information. 

HONEYFORD; Seth

Gate-book records show Seth arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 25 April 1883 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Disorderly and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 14812.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 37 years-old, a book-binder, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Seth was released 1 May.  There is no further information. 

HOO; Ah

Gate-book records show Ah arrived in Tasmania aboard the SS Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 19 July 1877 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 11998.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 30 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Ah was released 25 July.

A search of BDM records show a James Lee Hoo married Mary Denby at Ringarooma; 19 April 1886.  He is shown as 40 years-old and Mary, 37 years-old. There is no further information.

HOPE; John

Gate-book records show John arrived in Tasmania aboard the Arawa (date unknown).  On 22 December 1884 he was found guilty of Assault and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15595.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 26 years-old, a baker, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 22 January 1885.  There is no further information. 

HOPEWELL; John

John was found guilty at LSC 7 November 1883 of Common Assault and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 15027.  He arrived at CSG ten days later when shown as 25 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 24 April 1884 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Fingal; 17 November 1857.  There is no further information. 

HOPKINS; William

Convict shipping records show William arrived in VDL 18 March 1819 aboard the Surrey (3) from England.  On 8 June 1876 he was found guilty at HSC of Feloniously Destroying Hop Bins and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 11495.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 74 years-old, a farm labourer, Protestant, with no (?) prior convictions and illiterate. William was released 7 December.

A search of BDM records show a William Henry Hopkins possibly married Jane Jones at Hobart Town; 9 February 1846.  He is shown as 37 years-old and Jane, 36 years-old.  A death for a William Hopkins is recorded at Hobart; 26 September 1885 aged 81 years.  There is no further information.

HORSELY; George (transported as HORSLEY)

Convict shipping records show George arrived in VDL 8 October 1837 aboard the Recovery from the Downs.  On 27 April 1876 he was found guilty at LGS of Causing Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Five Years.  His warrant number 11469.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 15 May when shown as 76 years-old, a brick-maker, Protestant, with one (?) prior conviction and illiterate.  George was released 3 February 1880 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a George Horsley died Launceston; 28 September 1886 aged 86 years.  There is no further information. 

HORSELY; George

George was found guilty at LGS 15 May 1876 of Causing Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Three Years.  His warrant number 11470.  He arrived at CSG ten days later when shown as 24 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and literate.  George was released 29 September 1878 with remission.

It is possible George senior was George and John’s father or grandfather.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Ann Eaton at Launceston; 23 January 1882.  He is shown as 28 years-old and Mary, 21 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HORSELY; John

John too, was found guilty at LGS 15 May 1876 of Causing Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 11489.  He arrived at CSG ten days later when shown as 22 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  John was released 3 January 1878 with remission.

It is possible George senior was George’s father or grandfather.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Launceston; 14 March 1855.  There is no further information. 

HORSELY; Joseph

Joseph was found guilty at LGS 19 September 1878 of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12241.  It appears from the gate-book records Joseph escaped while at Launceston and received Six Months and Eight Days extra for his trouble.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 25 January 1878 when shown as 19 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with one prior conviction and illiterate. Joseph was released 1 January 1879.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Longford; 24 January 1859.  A marriage is recorded for a Joseph Horsely to Elizabeth Eaton at Launceston; 18 January 1882.  He is shown as 23 years-old and Elizabeth, 19 years-old.  There is no further information.

HOUGH; Beecham

Gate-book records show Beecham arrived in Tasmania aboard the SS Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 18 May 1886 he was found guilty at HSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to Two Years.  His warrant number 16275.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 30 years-old, a clerk, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.

On 19 January 1888 he was found guilty at CSG of illegally sending a letter out of the gaol and sentenced to One Month.  These illegal letters were known as “stiffies”.  Beecham was released 20 June 1888.  There is no further information. 

HOWARD; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the SS Southern Cross (date unknown).  On 29 March 1887 he was found guilty at HSC of Indecent Assault and sentenced to 18 Months.  His warrant number 16712.  He arrived at CSG two days later when shown as 26 years-old, a soldier, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 29 September 1888. There is no further information. 

HOWARD; Edward

Gate-book records show Edward arrived in Tasmania aboard the Balmain (date unknown).  On 9 February 1886 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16074.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 41 years-old, a compositor, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Edward was released 8 May.  There is no further information. 

HOWARD; James

James was found guilty 4 August 1883 of Insulting passersby and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14906.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 23 years-old, a miller, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. James was released the following day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HOWARD; Richard

Gate-book records show Richard arrived in Tasmania aboard the Sir W. J. Williams (date unknown).  On 15 May 1888 he was found guilty at HSC of Wounding with Intent to Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Five Years.  His warrant number 17186.  He didn’t arrive at CSG until 18 May when shown as 66 years-old, a farm labourer, Catholic, with no prior convictions and literate. No release date shown as gate-book ceased at end of 1890.  There is no further information. 

HOWE; John

Convict shipping records show John arrived in VDL 28 July 1842 aboard the Elphinstone (3) from Sheerness.  On 8 June 1880 he was found guilty of Stealing 10 dozen Bottles and sentenced to Four Months.  His warrant number 13452.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 51 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released 7 October.

Just over six years later on 4 August 1886 John was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16362.  He was released 10 August.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Mahon at Westbury; 13 November 1856.  He is shown as 27 years-old and Mary, 21 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HOYLE; George

Gate-book records show George arrived in Tasmania aboard the Flinders (date unknown).  On 9 May 1889 he was found guilty of Threatening Grievous Bodily Harm and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 17726.  He arrived at CSG three days later when shown as 36 years-old, a contractor, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  George was released 8 August.

Shortly after his release George was found guilty of Larceny on 23 September and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17919.  He was released 9 October.

His final appearance in the gate-book took place 12 June 1890 when found guilty at LSC of Uttering.  George was sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 18375.  He arrived at CSG 2 July and released 27 November with remission. There is no further information. 

HUDSON; Samuel

Gate-book records show Samuel arrived in Tasmania aboard an unknown vessel. On 8 June 1878 he was found guilty of using Insulting Language and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12431.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 52 years-old, a cab driver, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Samuel was released the same day after a fine was paid.  There is no further information. 

HUFF; Joseph (see HOUGH; Joseph)

Convict shipping records show Joseph arrived in VDL on 4 July 1845 aboard the Theresa from London.  On 27 July 1876 he was found guilty of Begging and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11548.  He arrived at CSG five days later when shown as 52 years-old, blind, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Joseph was transferred to the Cascades Depot the following day.

A search of BDM records shows the death of a person of this name at Launceston on 15 November 1889, aged 67 years.  There is no further information. 

HUGHES; Benjamin

Convict shipping records show Benjamin arrived in VDL on 7 July 1843 aboard the Lord Petre from London.  On 1 November 1882 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14548.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 71 years-old, a labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Benjamin was released 30 November.

Shortly after his release on 4 December he was found guilty of Begging Alms and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14599.  Benjamin was released 16 December.

In October 1884 he received seven days for being drunk and incapable and in February 1885 he received two months for being idle and disorderly.  There is no further information. 

HUGHES; Edward

Edward was found guilty 19 November 1886 of Breaching the Cab License Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 16509.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 33 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. Edward was released the same day after a fine was paid. A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Mary Leitch at Hobart; 3 October 1874.  He is shown as 22 years-old and Mary, 19 years-old.  A death for an Edward Hughes is recorded at Hobart; 14 November 1895 aged 43 years.  There is no further information. 

HUGHES; George

George was found guilty 30 August 1880 of Larceny and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13552.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate. Edward was released 4 September at 5.00 p.m.

A search of BDM records show a George Ernest Hughes married Annie Marion McGuinness at Hobart; 29 May 1884.  Both are shown as 23 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HUGHES; Patrick

Patrick was found guilty 27 February 1890 of Cruelty to Animals and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 18190.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a labourer, Catholic, with one prior conviction and literate. Patrick was released the following day after a fine was paid

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married Adelaide Christina Ransley at Zeehan; 4 June 1899.  He is shown as 28 years-old and Adelaide, 24 years-old.  There is no further information.

HUMPHRIES; Peter

Peter was found guilty 2 January 1883 of Disturbing the Peace and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 14641.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 17 years-old, a seaman, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Peter was released 15 January.

Peter committed a further four offences between 1883 and 1884.  These offences consisted of insulting passersby, disturbing the peace and using obscene language resulting in a total of four months in gaol.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 27 August 1865.  There is no further information. 

HUNT; Robert George

Robert was found guilty 26 December 1879 of using Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 13225.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 19 years-old, a butcher, Protestant, with two prior convictions and literate.  Robert was released the same day after a fine was paid.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart; 19 December 1860.  The search also revealed a Robert George Hunt married Mary Ann Gorman at Hobart; 14 January 1894.  Both are shown as adults.  A death is also recorded for a Robert George Hunt at Hobart; 12 September 1895 aged 36 years.  There is no further information. 

HURST; Benjamin

Benjamin was found guilty 3 April 1889 of being Drunk etc. and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 17646.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 40 years-old, a labourer, Protestant and illiterate.  No entry appears for prior convictions.  Benjamin was released 16 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born Hobart Town; 17 April 1847.  There is no further information. 

HURST; Robert

Gate-book records show Robert arrived in VDL aboard the Pestongee Bomangee (4. However, a search of convict shipping records failed to locate a person of this name aboard the vessel.  On 9 August 1877 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 12033.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 54 years-old, a labourer, Protestant with one (?) prior conviction and could only read.  Robert was released 15 August.

On 20 December 1877 he was found guilty of the same offence and sentenced to another Seven Days.  His warrant number 12188.  Robert was released 26 December.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 25 October 1895 aged 75 years.  There is no further information. 

HUTCHINS; Daniel

Daniel was found guilty at HSC 15 May 1883 of Rape and sentenced to Ten Years.  His warrant number 14841.  He arrived at CSG the following day when shown as 17 years-old, a labourer, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Daniel was released 18 November 1889 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a Daniel Henry Hutchins born Kingston; 16 March 1866.  There is no further information. 

HUTCHINSON; Charles

Charles was found guilty 2 October 1885 of Assault and sentenced to Four Months.  His warrant number 15916.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 18 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant, with no prior convictions and literate.  Charles was released 1 February 1886.

A search of BDM records show a Charles Herbert Hutchison born Hobart; 7 February 1867.  The search also revealed a Charles Hutchinson married Florence Reddish at Strahan; 6 May 1891.  Both are shown as 24 years-old.  There is no further information. 

HYDE; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arrived in VDL on 20 March 1852 aboard the Aboukir from London.  On 9 June 1884 he was found guilty of being Drunk and Incapable and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 15352.  He arrived at CSG the same day when shown as 62 years-old, a labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Thomas was released 14 June.

On 5 May 1886 he was found guilty of using Obscene Language and sentenced to Seven Days.  His warrant number 16238.  Thomas was released 12 May.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died Hobart; 21 April 1891 aged 68 years.  There is no further information.