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Born abt 1835 maybe as Samuel Bubb, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Father: Robert; Mother Mary Bubb. His religion: Church of England. 6 June 1848 13 year old Samuel Sheepwash faced a charged of larceny in the Clerkenwell County Sessions of Middlesex, for stealing slippers sentenced to 7 years transportation. Millbank Prison 18 Nov 1848. Parkhurst Prison 21 Mar 1848-2 Mar 1852. Embarked Fairlie sailed Plymouth 11 Mar 1852. Arrived Hobart 3 Jul 1852. Assigned JB SEAMAN 13 July; J Hudspeth 10 Aug 1852. Ticket of Leave 25 Sep 1853. Conditional Pardon 24Aug1854. Certificate of Freedom Oct1855. Alias Samuel Challis noted on Convict Conduct Record. Jan 1858 sentenced for larceny for 2 years hard labour Port Arthur. Aug 1860 charged with Absent as Servant Fined £1 +costs. July 1865 sentenced 6 years in Port Arthur for Larceny. Sacristant(Sexton) to Rev Maguire (catholic).
Submitted by Researcher (6217) on 17 June 2016
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6 June 1848 charged with larceny in the Clerkenwell County Sessions of Middlesex - Ancestry.com. England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892 Class: HO 26; Piece: 54; Page: 228.
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Stealing pair of slippers. - findmypast.com.au. England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, Prison Registers, 1770-1935 HO24/4,Register No. 15932.
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sentenced to a term of 7 years transportation - AncAncestry.com. England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892Class: HO 26; Piece: 54; Page: 228. Samuel Sweepwash alias Sheepwash.
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mentioned in the 1841 census - Ancestry.com. 1841 England Census Class: HO107; Piece: 412; Book: 6; Civil Parish: Portsmouth Town; County: Hampshire; Enumeration District: Royal Marine Barracks; Folio
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Parents names and location - Tasmanian Archives and Heritage Office. CON14: Indents of Male Convicts, CON14/1/43 Hyderabad 13 Dec 1850, Fairlie 3 Jul 1852, Lady Mon
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Samuel Sheepwash alias Challis - Tasmanian Archives and Heritage Office. CON33: Hobart Conduct Registers of Male Convicts Arriving in The Period of the Probation System, CON33/1/107 Fairlie, image 242
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18 Nov 1848 Millbank Prison - findmypast.com.au. England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, Prison Registers, 1770-1935 PCOM2/29, Page 109
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21 Nov 1848 Parkhurst Prison - findmypast.com.au. England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, Prison Registers, 1770-1935 HO24/15, Page 119
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2 Mar 1852 Embarked Fairlie - findmypast.com.au. England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, Prison Registers, 1770-1935 HO24/15, Page 119
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3 Jul 1852 Fairlie arrived Hobart - Marine Board of Hobart (TA71) Tasmanian Archives and Heritage Office. Reports of ships' arrivals with lists of passengers MB2/39/1/15, page 119, image 133
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Disclaimer: The information has not been verified by Claim a Convict. As this information is contributed, it is the responsibility of those who use the data to verify its accuracy. Sources
- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/17, p.342
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