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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: LIGHT, Edward Parkhurst Prison 1841-43 help needed please
« on: Sunday 20 June 21 03:38 BST (UK) »
Thank you bearkat for passing on to BAC3 . I will indeed be in touch with him.
Jen
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: LIGHT, Edward Parkhurst Prison 1841-43 help needed please
« on: Sunday 20 June 21 03:34 BST (UK) »
Thanks Matthew,
I have these convict record details - just some inconsistencies with other information I have, so trying to track back through the Parkhurst record.
Appreciate your post though
Jen
I have these convict record details - just some inconsistencies with other information I have, so trying to track back through the Parkhurst record.
Appreciate your post though
Jen
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Australia / Re: South Australia: George PICTON, born 1839, Manchester
« on: Saturday 19 June 21 16:18 BST (UK) »
Hello,
the Evening Journal (SA) 27 Feb 1883 reported in Shipping News that a passenger Mr George Picton had arrived into Port Adelaide onboard the 'Annie Taylor' from Esperance Bay.
Don't know if it is connected to your George, but thought I would add in to the mix.
Regards
Jen
the Evening Journal (SA) 27 Feb 1883 reported in Shipping News that a passenger Mr George Picton had arrived into Port Adelaide onboard the 'Annie Taylor' from Esperance Bay.
Don't know if it is connected to your George, but thought I would add in to the mix.
Regards
Jen
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / LIGHT, Edward Parkhurst Prison 1841-43 help needed please
« on: Saturday 19 June 21 15:02 BST (UK) »
Hello,
young Edward Light, aged 13 , was convicted in Portsmouth (housebreaking in Portsea) and sent to Parkhurst Prison from May 1840 until transported on the Mandarin in 1843 to VDL (Tasmania). I am searching for records which may indicate who his parents were, such as the Prison Governors Log.
I note Edward appears on the 1841 Census, and a prison list describes his connections as 'respectable'.
If anyone is able to assist with any information from Parkhurst it would be most appreciated.
Thanks
Jen
young Edward Light, aged 13 , was convicted in Portsmouth (housebreaking in Portsea) and sent to Parkhurst Prison from May 1840 until transported on the Mandarin in 1843 to VDL (Tasmania). I am searching for records which may indicate who his parents were, such as the Prison Governors Log.
I note Edward appears on the 1841 Census, and a prison list describes his connections as 'respectable'.
If anyone is able to assist with any information from Parkhurst it would be most appreciated.
Thanks
Jen
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