missing death record for a Daniel Dunbar

[Rosezi]

I am trying to locate the death record of Daniel Dunbar born 1873 in Birkenhead, parents: Alexander and Margaret Dunbar. Last seen on the Liverpool census for 1881. I have tried the GRO index and FreeBMD but no luck and he doesn't show up on the 1901 or 1911 census. 

[MaureeninNY]

It looks as though he was admitted to Sing Sing prison 11 Feb 1898. (Record on A*try).

He had been living at 202 Hamilton Ave. in Brooklyn.

Father is Alexander Dunbar 12 Snowden St. Liverpool.

I don't see him after that.

Someone else can probably glean a little more info from the record.

Maureen

[*Sandra*]

Would this help

Sandra

[MaureeninNY]

Thank you,Sandra!

Not sure if this will work:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01k4o/

Maureen

[aghadowey]

Wonder if he would have been deported back to England after serving his sentence?

[*Sandra*]

Another entry for Daniel Dunbar - New York, Discharges of Convicts, 1882-1915  Sentence Date 18 Oct 1895 Kings County Penitentiary,  Brooklyn, New York. Discharge Date 18 Oct 1897 Grand Larceny - 2 years 6 months - commutation earned 6 months.

Sandra

[MaureeninNY]

Wonder if he would have been deported back to England after serving his sentence?

I sure don't see him.

He could have died in Sing Sing.

Maureen

[*Sandra*]

Statement of commitments to the Auburn prison during the month of April 1899 -   Daniel Dunbar - Conviction/Sentence Date 11 Feb 1898 - Auburn prison - Cayuga, New York.
Received Date 25 Apr 1899 - Conviction or Sentence Place Kings, New York. Burglary 3rd.
Forfeits 6 months commutation on sentence of 18 October 1895 -

Sandra

[Rosezi]

Many thanks for the info. It's a big surprise, I don't know how you found him in America! I was convinced he died as a young child in Liverpool. It's definitely him as his father Alexander  did live in 12 Snowdon Street with his second wife. Looks like he emigrated to the States and fell on hard times and turned to crime, it's also quite possible he followed in his father's footsteps and became a merchant seaman and then jumped ship.