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Details for the convict Samuel Taylor (1834)

Convict Name:Samuel Taylor
Trial Place:Chester Quarter Session
Trial Date:30 December 1833
Sentence:7 years
Notes:alias Dale
 
Arrival Details
Ship:Roslin Castle (4)
Arrival Year:1834
 
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HUSBAND OF ELLEN DOYLE ON HENRY WELLESLY 1836.THEY MARRIED IN THE EAST MAITLAND CATHOLIC CHURCH..NSWBDM 1362/1848. A SON JOSEPH TAYLOR,BORN 1846 CLARENCETOWN BECAME A BOY DROVER AND IS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER.SAMUEL WAS PARALYSED WITH BRAIN EMOLLISHMENT FOR 2 YEARS AT THE SINGLETON BENEVOLENT ASYLUM. HE IS BURIED AT WHITTINGHAM ANGLICAN CEMETERY, PROBABLY BESIDE HIS 2 YOUNG DAUGHTERS IN A GRAVE WITH THE HEADSTONE "ALICE DAWSON ".....NSWBDM 5369/1865. THAT HEADSTONE IS ADJACENT TO THE GRAVE OF MARY AYTON AND GEORGE DURMON WITH THE HEADSTONE "MARY EATON".
Submitted by Researcher (barry mccann) on 12 October 2026

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Sources

  • The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/9, p.351

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