Convicts: Eyles and Grigery

[iwccc]

Hello,  I am trying to find out what happened to George Grigery who was an accomplice of Joseph Eyles who stole 40 lbs. of lead from William Fitzhugh of the Parish of Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire.  Joseph was sent as a convict to Australia, but what happened to George?
Thank you

[majm]

Was your Joseph transported to New South Wales arriving 14 December 1801.  If so then likely the following info will help in your quest about George,  as it gives date of Joseph’s trial:  Joseph Eyles aged 23, Tried at Hampshire 10 January 1797, sentenced to seven years beyond the seas.

JM

Duplicate thread : http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=793480.0

[iwccc]

Thanks Majm,  I can still only find that George was with Joseph Eyles.  I am trying to find out more about his family, life, occupation etc.  My computer didn't seem to be registering that the request had gone through so I re=wrote and re submitted my request.  Hence duplicate postings.
 This is the Joseph that I am searching.  The link you provided  doesn't seem to open.
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.

[majm]

May I suggest you consider contacting a Moderator and ask for the two threads to be merged.  I have no difficulty in opening either one. 

Also perhaps ask for the merged thread to move initially to Hampshire board ?

In meanwhile, Mr Google suggested GRIGERY may be alternative spelling for GREGORY and so I offer following for you to follow up:

https://www.hgs-familyhistory.com/2013/07/punishment-in-hampshire-quarter-session-courts/


http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C9175995 - with date of 23 June, 1797 ...ref as HO 47/21/25   and a brief summary displayed as:
Report of Cranley Thomas Kerby on 1 collective petition (53 people, including the prisoner's wife Sarah Hansford, the jury and others from Southampton in Hampshire) on behalf of Joseph Hansford, blacksmith, convicted at the 'last' sessions at Southampton, for receiving about 31lbs of lead, knowing it to have been stolen, property of Edward Horne. Evidences supplied by George Gregory, ……..

JM