noah Tunicliffe born 1835 in Staffordshire

[harewood]

I've been tracing this relative and found that in December 1850 he received 7 years for larceny etc. and the record said he should be deported. As it's quite a distinctive name, can anyone help me find out what happened to him? No further record of him in the UK as far as I can see.
Many thanks

[Ellenmai]

Noah Tunnicliffe is on the 1951 Census as a prisoner at Millbank Prison, Westminster, Middlesex it states he was a farmer from Middle Hill, Leeds (which should be Leek, also his surname looks like Tannceliff)  He was released on license 18th May 1855. I also found while waiting for trial he was undergoing probationary punishment on board the convict ship Defence at Woolwich.

[MaxD]

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10168955 confirms his release on licence in 1855 as Ellenmai has posted.  Records of his sojourn at various dates on a prison hulk to which he would have been sent after Millbank are in the series HO 8 at the National Archives (also on FindMyPast).

maxD

[harewood]

thanks to both. That's definitely him because Middlehills Staffordshire was where he lived!