Thank you from Gravesites of Tasmania.

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BATES; John

Native-born John was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act on 1 December 1887 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17010.  He arrived at CSG two days later and is shown as 16 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and could only read.  John was released on 31 December. 

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born at Brighton on 29 July 1871.  There is no further information.

BRIDGER; Alfred

Alfred was also native-born and found guilty of Larceny on 3 April 1890 and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 18261.  He arrived at CSG six days later and is shown as 28 years-old, a seaman, Catholic with no prior convictions and literate.  Alfred was released on 2 June.  There is no further information. 

BYGRAVES; Samuel

Another native-born, John was also found guilty of Larceny on 1 July 1885 and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 15824.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 19 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released on 30 September.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married a Louisa Bush at Launceston on 8 February 1894.  He was 29 years-old and Louisa, 30 years-old.  There is no further information. 

COMPTSKEY; Lawrence

Convict shipping records show Lawrence arrived in Tasmania possibly in 1869 aboard the Westbury (no record). It is noted that he was tried in Hobart during that year. He was also found guilty on 19 August 1879 of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number is not shown.  Lawrence arrived at CSG four days later and shown as 73 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no [?] prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 1 September.

Lawrence was again found guilty on 9 February 1881 of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number was 13766.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is now shown as 75 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  Lawrence was released on 4 April.  There is no further information. 

DAHLKE; Albert

Albert is shown arriving in Tasmania aboard the Victoria (no record) as a free convict.  On 23 August 1882 the 18 year-old was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  Albert arrived at CSG two days later and is shown as labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 24 June.  There is no further information. 

DUNN; James (transported as DUNNE)

Convict shipping records show James arrived in VDL aboard the Cadet (1) from Dublin on 24 August 1844.  He was found guilty on 3 January 1877 of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11729.  James arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 56 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 2 February.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 27 April 1878 aged 59 years.  There is no further information. 

ELTON; Elijah aka NELMES; Elisha (transported as NELMES)

Convict shipping records show Elijah arrived in VDL aboard the Emily (1) from London on 24 November 1842.  He was found guilty on 21 April 1875 of Stealing Kangaroo Skins/Value 9/- (90c) and appears to have been sentenced to two terms of Twelve Months.  His warrant number 11038.  Elijah arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 58 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 28 March 1877.  There is no further information. 

EVANS; Hadley

The CSG gate-book shows Hadley arriving in Tasmania aboard the Caranjah possibly on or around the late 1870s as a free convict.  On 8 November 1879 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 13138.  Albert arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 30 years-old, a navvy, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 3 January 1880.  There is no further information. 

EVANS; John

The CSG gate-book shows John arriving in VDL aboard the John Bull (no date) possibly from NSW as a free convict.  On 12 December 1877 he was found guilty of using Profane and Obscene Language to his Master and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12181.  John arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 60 years-old, gardener, Protestant with no [?] prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 11 February 1878. 

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married an Ellen Welch at Hobart on 17 January 1855.  His age is shown as 40 years and Ellen, 26 years.  There is no further information. 

FAY; John (see Young Offenders)

Native-born John was found guilty of Stealing Two Dogs on 4 February 1880 and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 13303.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 14 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate.  John was released on 3 May.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name was born at Sorell on 27 July 1865.  There is no further information. 

FOX; Francis

Francis was also native-born and found guilty of Stealing Clothing and Money on 12 March 1879 and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12805.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 21 years-old, labourer, Protestant with one prior conviction and illiterate.  Francis was released on 15 September.

A search of BDM records show a Francis Henry Fox was born at Richmond on 11 November 1859.  It also shows a marriage to a Helen Lale at Oatlands on 27 October 1887. He is shown as 27 years-old and Helen, 25 years. There is no further information.

GLYDE; William

Native-born William was found guilty of Stealing a Hammer/Value 5/- (50c) on 17 September 1879 and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13065.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 22 years-old, a blacksmith, Protestant with one prior conviction and literate. William was released on 16 March 1880.

It is noted that the hammer was stolen from a J. Parlington. There is no further information. 

GREEN; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Cadet from Dublin on 24 August 1844.  On 6 November 1878 he was found guilty of Stealing a pair of socks/Value 2/- (20c) and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12604.  John arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 55 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 4 January 1879.

A search of BDM records shows several marriage possibilities for a person of this name that could be pursued.  Death records also reveal several dates, the closest being at Launceston on 12 May 1898 aged 73 years.  There is no further information. 

HACK; Frederick

Native-born Frederick was found guilty of Larceny on 10 December 1886 and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 16547.  He arrived at CSG five days later and is shown as 26 years-old, a baker, Protestant with no prior convictions and literate. Frederick was released on 9 May 1887 with remission.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name was born at Hobart on 23 June 1861.  There is no further information. 

HANLON; James (see Young Offenders)

James, along with John, was found guilty of Cruelty to Animals on 13 February 1884 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15186.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as native-born, 10 years-old, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate. James was released on 12 March.

At the age of fourteen, James was found guilty of Larceny on 24 April 1888 and sentenced to another Month in gaol.  His warrant number 17172.  He was released on 25 May 1888.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name was born at Hamilton on 24 September 1874.  There is no further information. 

HANLON; John (see Young Offenders)

John was also found guilty of Cruelty to Animals on 13 February 1884 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15186.  Three days later he arrived at CSG along with James (presumably his brother), and is shown as native-born, 12 years-old, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate.  John too, was released on 12 March.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name was born at Hamilton on 14 April 1872.  There is no further information.

HANSON; John

The CSG gate-book records show John arriving in Tasmania aboard the Manipuri (date unknown) as a free convict.  On 21 April 1884 he was found guilty of Breaching the Merchant Seaman Act and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 16227.  He arrived at CSG ten days later and is shown as 28 years-old, a gardener, Protestant with no prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 20 May.  There is no further information. 

HAWLEY; John

Also a free convict, CSG gate-book records show John arriving in Tasmania aboard the Pyramus (date unknown).  On 26 February 1879 he was found guilty of being Idle and Lighting a Fire in the Bush and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12775.  He arrived at CSG five days later and is shown as 40 years-old, blind, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 25 March.  There is no further information. 

HAYES; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Equestrian (2) from London on 15 October 1845.  On 7 March 1877 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 814.  John arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 62 years-old, blind, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 6 April.  There is no further information. 

IZON; Thomas

Convict shipping records show Thomas arriving in VDL aboard the Marquis of Hastings from London on 8 November 1842. On 5 April 1882 he was found guilty of being Idle etc. and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14311.  He is shown arriving at CSG the same day and is shown as 77 years-old, a sawyer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 4 May.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 19 August 1891 aged 86 years.  There is no further information. 

JACKSON; William (John) aka WOODS

Convict shipping records show William arriving in VDL aboard the Ratcliffe (2) from Spithead on 12 November 1848.  On 19 April 1876 he was found guilty of being Absent from Hired Service and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11442.  William arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 55 years-old, labourer, Protestant with one [?] prior conviction and illiterate.  He was released on 18 May.

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

JONES; Alexander (transported as MURPHY)

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL from Norfolk Island aboard the Maitland on 8 February 1844 holding a TOL.  On 7 December 1875 he was found guilty of Stealing Trousers/Value 18/- ($1.80) and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 11275.  He arrived at CSG eight days later and is shown as 53 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 13 March 1876.

It is noted the trousers were stolen from a James Kelly.  There is no further information. 

KELLEGHER; Patrick (KELLAGHER)

Patrick was found guilty of Breaching the Merchant Seaman Act apparently on 4 May 1881 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13890.  He arrived at CSG on 18 May and is shown as native-born, 19 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 15 June.  There is no further information. 

KELLY; Edward

Convict shipping records show Edward arriving in VDL aboard the Waverley from Ireland on 12 September 1841.  On 1 August 1883 he was found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 14907.  Edward arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 61 years-old, a mason, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 2 February 1884.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Launceston on 28 August 1887 aged 62 years.  There is no further information. 

KELLY; John

Convict shipping records show two people of this name arriving in VDL.  One aboard the Blenheim (2) from Dublin on 2 February 1849 and the other aboard the Blenheim (4) from Cork on 31 October 1851.  On 1 February 1890 one or the other was found guilty of being Idle and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 18145.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 74 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 28 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 1 September 1896 aged 80 years.  There is no further information. 

KITCHEN; John

Native-born John was found guilty of Larceny on 15 June 1881 and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 13917.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 18 years-old, a carpenter, Protestant with one prior convictions and literate. John was released on 14 December.  There is no further information.

LEAHY; Thomas aka REILY

Convict shipping records show Thomas arriving in VDL aboard the Prince Regent (2) from Dublin on 2 January 1842.  On 25 October 1876 he was found guilty of being Absent from Hired Service and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11634.  Thomas arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 44 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 24 November.

It is noted in the BDM records that Thomas was tried (crime unknown) at Hobart Town in 1849.  There is no further information. 

LYNCH; Edward (John)

Native-born Edward was found guilty of Larceny on 10 February 1886 and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 16091.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 19 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate. Edward was released on 9 April.  There is no further information.

A search of BDM records show an Edward John Lynch was born at New Norfolk on 9 July 1868.  There is also a marriage record to a Fanny Ray at Hobart on 20 December 1890.  Edward is shown as 24 years-old and Fanny, the same age. There is no further information. 

MARGISON; William

Gate-book records show William arriving in VDL aboard the Raffles (no record).  On 2 October 1888 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17383.  William arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 79 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 1 November.  There is no further information. 

MARSH; Charles (Francis)

Native-born Charles was found guilty of Breaching the Gaming Law on 21 September 1887 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 16933.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 20 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and literate. Charles was released on 20 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name born at Oatlands on 24 October 1867.  A marriage also appears to a Caroline Johnson at Hobart on 6 March 1883.  He is shown as a minor and Caroline, an adult.  There is no further information.

McKAY; Robert

Convict shipping records show Robert arriving in VDL aboard the Sir J. Byng from NSW on 4 July 1843.  He had originally arrived in NSW aboard the Neptune. On 24 March 1885 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 15718.  Robert arrived at CSG nine days later and is shown as 70 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 23 April.  There is no further information.

McKAY; William (transported as ROSE)

Convict shipping records show William arriving in VDL aboard the Nile from London on 3 October 1850.  On 23 November 1880 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13665.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 63 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate. He was released on 22 December. There is no further information. 

McQUADE; William (see Bellerive, Franklin, Kempton, Hamilton etc.)

Gate-book records show William arriving in Tasmania aboard the Phoebe (date unknown) as a free convict.  He was found guilty on 4 January 1882 of Larceny and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 14165.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 44 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 3 February.  There is no further information.  

McQUINLAN; James (transported as McQUILLAN)

Convict shipping records show James arriving in VDL aboard the Elizabeth and Henry from Ireland on 9 June 1845.  On 12 December 1877 he was found guilty of Stealing Three Rabbit Traps and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 12180.  James arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 45 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no [?] prior convictions and literate. He was discharged to the General Hospital on 23 March 1878.

It is noted that the traps belonged to a F.C.H. Marzetti.  There is no further information. 

MILLER; John

Native-born John was found guilty of Larceny on 20 December 1888 and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 17503.  He is shown arriving at CSG the same day and is listed as 19 years-old, a fellmonger [?], Protestant with no prior convictions. There is no entry regarding literacy.  John was released on 19 March.

A search of BDM birth records show a John Miller born at Hobart on 6 October 1869 and a John Charles Miller born at Hobart on 7 May 1870.  Marriage records show a John Edmund Miller married a Laura Thomason at Hobart on 26 September 1891.  He was 21 years-old and Laura, 20 years-old.  There is no further information. 

MOONEY; Peter

Convict shipping records show Peter arriving in VDL aboard the Henrietta on 19 November 1843. On 7 December 1875 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13014.  Peter arrived at CSG eight days later and is shown as 46 years-old, labourer, Protestant with one prior conviction and illiterate.  There is no further information. 

MURRAY; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Recovery from the Downs on 8 October 1837.  On 4 May 1881 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 13879.  He arrived at CSG seven days later and is shown as 69 years-old, labourer, Catholic with one [?] prior conviction and illiterate.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 14 November 1883 aged 70 years.  There is no further information. 

PALMER; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Cressy from Plymouth on 20 August 1843.  On 28 January 1885 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 15645.  John arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 71 years-old, a brick-maker, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Launceston on 12 June 1886 aged 70 years.  There is no further information. 

PAUL; Logan* (transported as LOGAN; Paul)

Convict shipping records show Logan/Paul arriving in VDL aboard the Cornwall from Portsmouth on 11 June 1851.  On 3 March 1879 he was found guilty of Stealing a Brass Tap/Value 5/- (50c) and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 12788.  He arrived at CSG seven days later and is shown as 64 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  He was released on 2 April.  There is no further information.

*He was charged under this name in the gate-book. 

PEARCE; Henry

Native-born Henry was found guilty of Unlawfully Beating on 30 January 1884 and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 15143.  He is shown arriving at CSG three days later and is shown as 18 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Henry was released on 29 March.  There is no further information. 

PETERS; John

Gate-book records show John arriving in Tasmania aboard the Eleanor (date unknown) as a free convict.  He was found guilty on 22 May 1889 of Larceny and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 17760.  He arrived at CSG seven days later and is shown as 76 years-old, a cook, Catholic with no [?] prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 20 July.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married a Rose Neil at Hobart on 12 September 1853.  Rose was 30 years-old.  There is no further information.

POULTNEY; Henry

Henry was found guilty of Stealing an Eel Basket/Value 6/- (60c) on 20 December 1876 and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11722.  He is shown arriving at CSG nine days later and is listed as native-born, 41 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  Henry was released on 19 January 1877.

It is noted that the eel basket was stolen from a W. Turvey.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hamilton on 9 January 1898 aged 65 years.  There is no further information. 

PRENDERGAST; James (transported as PRENDERGRASS)

Convict shipping records show James arriving in VDL aboard the British Sovereign from London and Dublin on 17 March 1841.  On 21 January 1887 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 16605.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 70 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  He was released on 24 April.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name (Prendergast) died at Campbell Town on 22 July 1889 aged 67 years. There is no further information. 

SEWELL; Daniel

Convict shipping records show Daniel arriving in VDL aboard the John Calvin from Woolwich on 21 September 1846.  On 23 April 1879 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Six Weeks.  His warrant number 12860.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 55 years-old, a sawyer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 3 June.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 11 August 1892 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

Native-born James was found guilty of Breaching the Licensing Act on 22 June 1890 and was remanded.  His warrant number 18378.  He is shown arriving at CSG ten days later and is shown as 32 years-old, labourer, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was discharged to the Police on 4 July.  There is no further information regarding the outcome.

A search of BDM records found numerous persons of this name which makes things rather difficult.  However, two births are recorded at Hamilton, one on 31 March 1858 and the other of a James Alexander Smith on 19 June 1857.   A possible marriage occurred at Richmond to a Norah Roach on 9 January 1879.  There is no further information.

SMITH; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Maria Somes (1) from London on 30 July 1844.  On 20 February 1890 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 18180.  He arrived at CSG two days later and is shown as 67 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 19 May.

A search of BDM records again show a number people with this name.  There are several possible marriages and at least two possible deaths if one cares to pursue the BDM records. 

STOCKS; James

James was found guilty of Dog Stealing on 29 March 1882 and was sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 14298.  He is shown arriving at CSG three days later and is shown as native-born, 20 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released on 28 June.  There is no further information. 

TREMLEY; James

Gate-book records show James arriving in Tasmania aboard the Creole (possibly around 1858) as a free convict.  He was found guilty on 18 November 1886 of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 16516.  He arrived at CSG seven days later and is shown as 56 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and illiterate.  He was released on 17 December.  There is no further information. 

UPTON; James

Gate-book records show James arriving in Tasmania aboard the Palmyra from Portsmouth on 1 May 1846.  He was found guilty on 7 March 1876 of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to 14 Days.  His warrant number 11371.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 45 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  He was released on 20 March.

A search of BDM records show a James George Upton married a Jane Shepherd at Launceston on 14 February 1856.   There is no further information. 

WATERS; William

William was found guilty of Stealing Clothing and Money on 12 March 1879 and sentenced to Six Months.  His warrant number 12806.  He is shown arriving at CSG three days later and native-born, 18 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released on 12 September.  There is no further information. 

WHEELAN; James

James, also native-born, was found guilty of Willfully Damaging Hymn Books/Value 7/- (70c) on 28 June 1876 and was sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11525.  He is shown arriving at CSG on the same day and is listed as 18 years-old, a carpenter, Catholic with no prior convictions and illiterate.  James was released on 27 July.

It is noted the hymn books were the property of Rev. C. Andrews. There is no further information. 

WHITE; George aka NUTT

Convict shipping records show George arriving in VDL aboard the Rodney (2) from Ireland on 20 December 1851.  On 24 September 1879 he was found guilty of Breaching the Master Servant Act and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13074.  He arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 50 years-old, a cook, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and literate.  He was released on 23 October.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name married a Pauline Cootee at Franklin on 5 March 1875.  He is shown as 45 years-old and Pauline, 27 years-old.  A death is also recorded for a George White at Glamorgan on 18 December 1890 aged 60 years.  There is no further information. 

WILLIAMS; John

Convict shipping records show a person of this name arriving in VDL aboard the Lady Montague from Plymouth on 9 December 1852.  On 2 July 1878 this person was found guilty of Assaulting Constable Clements and sentenced to Two Months.  His warrant number 12462.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 58 years-old, labourer, Protestant with one [?] prior conviction and literate.  He was released on 31 August.

This same person was again in trouble when found guilty on 15 October of Stealing a Bottle of Gin/Value 7/- (70c) and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 13102.  He was released on 14 November.

It is noted that the gin belonged to an R. Rodda.

A search of BDM records found the death of two persons with this name.  Both occurred at Hobart.  One on 18 January 1891 aged 70 years and the other on 12 August 1891 aged 69 years.  There is no further information. 

WILLIAMS; Thomas

Thomas was found guilty of Stealing a Cheque on 2 January 1884 and sentenced to Three Months.  His warrant number 15103.  He is shown arriving at CSG two days later and is shown as native-born, 40 years-old, labourer, Protestant with no prior convictions and illiterate.  Thomas was released on 21 March.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name was born at Hobart Town on 29 November 1844.  There is no further information. 

WILSON; John

Convict shipping records show John arriving in VDL aboard the Red Rover from Portsmouth on 25 March 1831.  On 5 January 1876 he was found guilty of Violent Conduct to his Master and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11302.  He arrived at CSG seven days later and is shown as 82 years-old, labourer, Catholic with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  He was released on 4 February.  There is no further information.

WOODS; Thomas aka KEYS (transported as WOOD)

Convict shipping records show Thomas arriving in VDL aboard the Lady Nugent from London on 12 November 1836.  On 2 October 1888 he was found guilty of being Idle and Disorderly and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 17384.  He arrived at CSG four days later and is shown as 75 years-old, labourer, Protestant with three or more prior convictions and could only read.  He was released on 1 November.

A search of BDM records show a person of this name died at Hobart on 3 June 1896 aged 82 years.  There is no further information. 

WOODS; William (John) aka JACKSON (transported as JACKSON)

Convict shipping records show William arriving in VDL aboard the Ratcliffe (2) from Spithead on 12 November 1848. On 19 April 1876 he was found guilty of being Absent from Hired Service and sentenced to One Month.  His warrant number 11442.  William arrived at CSG three days later and is shown as 55 years-old, labourer, Protestant with one [?] prior conviction and illiterate.  He was released on 18 May.  There is no further information.