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HM Hulk Phoenix
9 April 1832

Memo:

Matthew Jackson ... Claudine 1829 - Life ...
On Arrival was assigned to Mr J Rogers, Mulgoa,
remained in this Service upwards of two Years.
- was lent to Mr John Blaxland for Seven Weeks
up to the time of his Committal - was tried on
25 Oct 1831 at Penrith, before Mess'rs Savage,
Druitt and Wright - and received in this Estab't
on 28th Oct'r 1831, since which time his conduct
has been Good. --

[signed, on right] Thomas Makeig

Superintendent

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[centred and underlined] ("Colonial Conviction")

[underlined] (Offence) - Robbing his Masters [sic] house & Barn

................................. and being implicated in a series of Robberies

Sentence - Three Years [sic] transportation ............................... }

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[obscured by above page] [mag]istrates at Penrith
upon the 25th October 1831 upon a charge
of Stealing some wearing apparel in the
dwelling House of Mr John Blaxland -
and on being convicted received a sentence
[underlined] (of Transportation to a Penal Settlement
for Three Years) -----

That the only evidence in
support of the prosecution was that of a
Boy named Daniel King who stated
himself to have been one of the persons
who committed the robbery And Petitioner
knows of no reason for his false

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[centred] 32/2898

[on right]
HM Hulk Phoenix
9 April 1832

Memo:

Matthew Jackson ... Claudine 1829 - Life ...
On Arrival was assigned to Mr J Rogers, Mulgoa,
remained in this Service upwards of two Years.
- was lent to Mr John Blaxland for Seven Weeks
up to the time of his Committal - was tried on
25 Oct 1831 at Penrith, before Mess'rs Savage,
Druitt and Wright - and received in this Estab't
on 28th Oct'r 1831, since which time his conduct
has been Good. --

[signed, on right] Thomas Makeig

Superintendent

~~~~~~~~~

[from left margin]

[centred and underlined] ("Colonial Conviction")

[underlined] (Offence) - Robbing his Masters [sic] house & Barn

................................. and being implicated in a series of Robberies

Sentence - Three Years [sic] transportation ............................... }

[on bottom page]

[obscured by above page] [mag]istrates at Penrith
upon the 25th October 1831 upon a charge
of Stealing some wearing apparel in the
dwelling House of Mr John Blaxland -
and on being convicted received a sentence
[underlined] (of Transportation to a Penal Settlement
for Three Years) -----

That the only evidence in
support of the prosecution was that of a
Boy named Daniel King who stated
himself to have been one of the persons
who committed the robbery And Petitioner
knows of no reason for his false

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