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Батыс Австралияның сотталғандар дәуірінен кейін 37 бұрынғы сотталған адам колонияда мектеп мұғалімдері болып тағайындалды. Мұндай үлкен санды бұрынғы сотталғандарды беделді мемлекеттік қызметке тағайындау жазалау колониясы үшін ерекше жағдай еді, себебі сотталудың әлеуметтік таңбасы бұрынғы сотталғандарды мұндай лауазымдардан әдетте шеттетуші еді. Бұрынғы сотталғандардың көптеп мектеп мұғалімдері болып тағайындалуының басты себебі – Свон өзені колониясы алғаш құрылған кезде бала болған Батыс Австралия халқының білім деңгейінің төмен болуы еді. Олардың көпшілігі сауатсыз немесе нашар сауатты болғандықтан, мектеп мұғалімдері қызметіне жарамайтын. Ал жақсы білім алған қоныс аударушыларға сұраныс жоғары болды және мұғалімдерге ұсынылатын жалақы төмен болғандықтан оларға қызығушылық танытпады. Екінші жағынан, білімді сотталғандар мұғалімдерге қарағанда жақсы жалақы мен жағдай табу мүмкіндігінен айырылды, ал бұл лауазым сотталудың әлеуметтік таңбасын жеңіп, қоғамда беделді орынға ие болуға мүмкіндік берді. Кейбір қоныс аударушылар бұрынғы сотталғандарды мұғалім болуға лайықсыз деп есептесе де, көптеген ата-аналар балаларын мүлдем білімсіз қалдырудың орнына, бұрынғы сотталғандардан білім алуды жөн көрді. Осылайша, 1853 жыл мен 1900 жыл аралығында Батыс Австралияда барлығы 37 сотталған адам мектеп мұғалімдері болып тағайындалды. Эриксонның (1983) пікірінше, бұрынғы сотталғандарды мұғалімдер ретінде пайдалану сотталудың әлеуметтік таңбасын біртіндеп жоюға маңызды үлес қосты.
Following Western Australia's convict era, 37 ex convicts were appointed school teachers in the colony. The appointment of such a large number of ex convicts to what was considered a respectable government position was highly unusual for a penal colony, as the social stigma of conviction usually excluded ex convicts from such positions. The appointment of a large number of ex convicts as school teachers was largely due to the poor levels of education in the generation of Western Australians who had been children when the Swan River Colony was first settled. Many of them were illiterate or barely literate, and so unsuitable for appointment as school teachers. Those settlers who did have a good education were in high demand, and were not attracted to the low wages offered for teachers. On the other hand, educated convicts had little prospect of obtaining better wages or conditions than those available to teachers, and the position offered a chance to overcome the social stigma of conviction and obtain a respectable position in society. Although some settlers considered ex convicts unfit to become teachers, most parents preferred that their children be educated by ex convicts than not at all. Consequently, a total of 37 convicts were appointed school teachers in Western Australia between 1853 and 1900. Erickson (1983) has suggested that the use of ex convict school teachers played an important role in the gradual breaking down of the social stigma of convictism.
Батыс Австралияның бұрынғы сотталған мектеп мұғалімдерінің тізімі
Бұл Батыс Австралияның бұрынғы сотталған мұғалімдерінің тізімі. Ақпарат басқаша көрсетілмесе, Рика Эриксонның «Жағасындағы белгі» және Батыс Австралиялық сотталғандардың 1850–1868 жылдарға арналған веб-сайтынан алынған.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
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This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джон Олсоп Джаррахдейл 1875 жылы туған; 1830 ж. жұмысшы болып жұмыс істеді; 1865 ж. жалған монета жасағаны үшін сегіз жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Корона» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Бихо Фергюсон 1869 жылы туған; 1836 ж. кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1864 ж. зорлық-зомбылықпен тонау үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; Батыс Австралияға «Вимейра» кемесімен жеткізілді; 1893 ж. қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Бервик Джаррахдейл 1879–1891 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Брукс Гринхиллс (Нортам) 1860–1864, 1868–1872, Жоғарғы Свон 1865, Гвалла (Нортгемптон) 1865 ж. туған; 1834 ж. жұмыс істеді; жертөле ішіндегі мал сақтаушы болып жұмыс істеді; 1856 ж. жасанды банкноттар жасағаны үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Эдвин Фокс» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Генри Дж. Браун Фергюсон 1866–1869 жж. 1821 ж. туған; сәулетші болып жұмыс істеді; 1862 ж. ақша ордерлерін жасампаздық үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Лорд Далхаузи» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді; 1882 ж. қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Кармайкл Фергюсон 1865 ж. 1827 ж. туған; әскерде кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1854 ж. дезертирлік еткені үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Султана» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Дж. Карпентер Йорк 1869, Куиндалуп 1812 ж. туған; аукционшы болып жұмыс істеді; 1855 ж. жасампаздық үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Runnymede» кемесімен жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Фред Картер Семь Спрингс (Коринджа) 1870, Бежординг 1871–1874, Гвалла (Нортгемптон) 1875, Лоу 1876 ж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Шопин Моурман 1879–1883 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Дуган Гумаллинг шамамен 1869–?, Ньюкасл 1879–1881 жж. 1822 ж. туған, Баллинколлиг, Корк округінің мектеп мұғалімі. 1865 ж. Фениан антын бергені үшін 10 жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды, 1867 ж. «Hougoumont» кемесімен Фримантелге жеткізілді, 1913 ж. қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джозеф Фаррелл Аустралинд 1861–1864 жж. 1828 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1854 ж. он бес жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Runnymede» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға келді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Фишер Бежординг 1869 ж. 1831 ж. туған; кеме басқарушысы болып жұмыс істеді; 1857 ж. зорлық-зомбылықпен тонау үшін жиырма жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Эдвин Фокс» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Корнелиус Харди Нортам 1865 ж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Хаслеби Гринхиллс (Нортам) 1868–1870, Думбартон (Туди) 1876–1877, Гвалла (Нортгемптон) 1878–1893 жж. 1833 ж. туған, 1864 ж. Батыс Австралияға «Norwood» кемесімен жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джордж Хейвуд Ньюкасл 1865–1866, Тудидің ағаш тігісі мектебі 1867–1872 жж. 1828 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1847 ж. ақша ордерін жасампаздық үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Ramillies» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді; 1873 ж. қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Адольф Хехт Марринуп 1869, Йорк 1869–1870, Паркфилд 1871–1872 жж. 1844 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1864 ж. жасампаздық үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Vimiera» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джон Джеймс Генри Хислоп Банбери 1853–1862 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Маргатройд Хаббард Уиклоу Хиллс 1872, Ньюкасл 1873–1875, Гилфорд.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Уайт Хамфри Куиндалуп 1863–1868, Ньюкасл 1875–1878 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Уотерсон Джонстон Донгара 1874–1892 жж. 1838 ж. шамамен, Эдинбург, Шотландияда туған; литографиялық баспагер болып жұмыс істеді; 1858 ж. тонау үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; 1861 ж. «Palmerston» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді; 1911 ж. 13 мамырда қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Фредерик Джонс Пиктон 1859–1870 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Генри Лич Капел 1869–1870, Аустралинд (Лоу) 1870–1874, 1877 ж. 1815 ж. туған; сарбаз және құрылысшы болып жұмыс істеді; 1864 ж. қастандықпен ату үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Vimeira» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Генри Ллойд Нортам 1866–1887 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Даниел Макконнелл Миннинуп 1865–1872, Капел 1867, Паркфилд 1873–1875, Локевилл 1876 ж. 1820 ж. туған; адвокат болып жұмыс істеді; 1854 ж. «жасампаздық және қолдану» үшін он бес жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Nile» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Роберт Мьюберн Мандура 1872–1891 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Мэтью Палмер Албани 1858–1891 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джордж Пирсон Спрингхилл 1869–1872, Беверли (Солтүстік) 1875–1877, Гриноу 1877–1879, Куэллингтон 1889 ж. 1835 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1862 ж. жасанды банкноттар жасағаны үшін он жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Clara» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Уильям Генри Перрин Вонгамин (Бакленд) 1871–1900 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Теодор Ричардс Катрин 1864–1874, Уиклоу Хиллс 1875–1885 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Элфинстон Роу Орталық Гриноу 1867–1870, Төменгі Гриноу 1868 ж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Октавиус Райланд Жоғарғы Свон 1864, Жоғарғы Гриноу 1864–1869, Донгара 1869, Серпентин Бридж 1870–1880, 1884 ж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джон О. Симпсон Лоу 1875 ж. 1831 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1863 ж. қарақшылық үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Merchantman» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді; 1879 ж. қайтыс болды.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Стивен Монтагю Стаут Аустралинд 1859–1861, Пенсионерлердің казармасы (Перт) 1873–1878, Джеральдтон 1878–1879 жж. 1829 ж. туған; жер агенті және сарбаз болып жұмыс істеді; 1856 ж. жасампаздық үшін он төрт жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Lord Raglan» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді; 1886 ж. қайтыс болды; сонымен қатар Стивен Уэст ретінде белгілі, «Викториялық экспресс» газетінің негізін қалаушысы.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джеймс Такер Бежординг 1870–?, Уиклоу Хиллс 1871, Оңтүстік Гриноу 1874 ж. 1818 ж. туған; кеңсе қызметкері болып жұмыс істеді; 1854 ж. қастандықпен ату үшін өмір бойы бас бостандығынан айырылды; «William Hammond» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Томас Уорд Семь Спрингс (Коринджа) 1868, Марринуп 1873–1874 жж. 1826 ж. туған; комиссиялық агент болып жұмыс істеді; 1863 ж. өлім туралы тіркеуді жалғандағаны үшін жеті жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Corona» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джордж Ньюли (немесе Ньюби) Уорделл Капел 1868, Паркфилд 1869–1870 жж. 1830 ж. туған; адвокат болып жұмыс істеді; 1862 ж. жасампаздық үшін жеті жылға бас бостандығынан айырылды; «Lord Dalhousie» кемесімен Батыс Австралияға жеткізілді.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75
Джон Вернон Уоррен Рим-католик мектебі Йорк 1860 ?, Ньюлиин 1866–1868, Уиклоу Хиллс 1867–1870, Думбартон 1872–1875 жж.
This is a list of ex convict school teachers of Western Australia. Unless otherwise noted, all information comes from Rica Erickson's The Brand On His Coat and the convict ship passenger lists provided on the Western Australian Convicts 1850 1868 website. Name Schools Biographical notes John Allsop Jarrahdale 1875 Born in 1830; worked as a labourer; sentenced to eight years' penal servitude in 1865 for uttering a counterfeit coin; transported to Western Australia on the Corona Thomas Beeho Ferguson 1869 Born in 1836; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1864 for robbery with violence; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira; died in 1893 Thomas Berwick Jarrahdale 1879–91 William Brooks Greenhills (Northam) 1860–64, 1868–72, Upper Swan 1865, Gwalla (Northampton) 1865 Born in 1834; worked as a cellarman; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1856 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Thomas Henry J. Brown Ferguson 1866–1869 Born in 1821; worked as an architect; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for forgery of money orders; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie; died in 1882 William Carmichael Ferguson 1865 Born in 1827; worked as a clerk in the army; sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1854 for desertion; transported to Western Australia on the Sultana William J. Carpenter York 1869, Quindalup Born in 1812; worked as an auctioneer; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude in 1855 for forgery; transported to Western Australia on the Runnymede Fred Carter Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1870, Bejoording 1871–74, Gwalla (Northampton) 1875, Ludlow 1876 William Chopin Mourambine 1879–83 Thomas Duggan Goomalling c. 1869–?, Newcastle 1879–81 Born 1822, a schoolmaster of Ballincollig, County Cork. In 1865 sentenced to 10 years for treason for administering the Fenian oath, transported on Hougoumont to Fremantle in 1867, died in 1913 Joseph Farrell Australind 1861–64 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude in 1854 for embezzlement; arrived in Western Australia on the Runnymede Thomas Fisher Bejoording 1869 Born in 1831; worked as a ship's steward; sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude for robbery with violence in 1857; transported to Western Australia on the Edwin Fox Cornelius Hardy Northam 1865 James Hasleby Greenhills (Northam) 1868–70, Dumbarton (Toodyay) 1876–77, Gwalla (Northampton) 1878–93 Born 1833, in 1864 sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for embezzlement, transported to Western Australia on Norwood. In 1893 appointed Clerk of the Local Court at Northampton, died 1903 George Haywood Newcastle 1865–66, Toodyay Steam Mill school 1867–72 Born in 1828; worked as a clerk; sentenced to penal servitude for life for forgery of a money order in 1847; transported to Western Australia on the Ramillies; died in 1873 Adolph Hecht Marrinup 1869, York 1869–70, Parkfield 1871–72 Born in 1844; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for forgery in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimiera John James Henry Hislop Bunbury 1853–62 James Murgatroyd Hubbard Wicklow Hills 1872, Newcastle 1873–75, Guildford James White Humphrey Quindalup 1863–68, Newcastle 1875–78 James Waterson Johnston Dongara 1874–92 Born about 1838, Edinburgh, Scotland; worked as a lithographic printer; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for robbery in 1858; transported to Western Australia on board the Palmerston in 1861; died 13 May 1911 William Frederick Jones Picton 1859–70 William Henry Leach Capel 1869–70, Australind (Ludlow) 1870–74, 1877 Born in 1815; worked as a surveyor and builder; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1864; transported to Western Australia on the Vimeira James Henry Lloyd Northam 1866–87 Daniel McConnell Minninup 1865 72, Capel 1867, Parkfield 1873–75, Lockeville 1876 Born in 1820; worked as an attorney; sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude for "forging and using and uttering"; transported to Western Australia on the Nile Robert Mewburn Mandurah 1872–91 Thomas Matthew Palmer Albany 1858 91 George Pearson Springhill 1869–72, Beverley (North) 1875–77, Greenough 1877–79, Quellington 1889 Born in 1835; worked as a clerk; sentenced to ten years' penal servitude in 1862 for uttering forged bank notes; transported to Western Australia on the Clara William Henry Perrin Wongamine (Buckland) 1871–1900 Theodore Richards Katrine 1864–74, Wicklow Hills 1875–85 James Elphinstone Roe Central Greenough 1867–70, Lower Greenough 1868 Octavius Ryland Upper Swan 1864, Upper Greenough 1864–69, Dongara 1869, Serpentine Bridge 1870–80, 1884 John O. Simpson Ludlow 1875 Born in 1831; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for burglary in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Merchantman; died in 1879 Stephen Montague Stout Australind 1859–61, Pensioners' Barracks (Perth) 1873 78, Geraldton 1878 79 Born in 1829; worked as a land agent and surveyor; sentenced to fourteen years' penal servitude for forgery in 1856; transported to Western Australia on board the Lord Raglan; died in 1886; also known as Stephen West; founding editor of the Victorian Express James Tucker Bejoording 1870–?, Wicklow Hills 1871, South Greenough 1874 Born in 1818; worked as a clerk; sentenced to a lifetime of penal servitude for shooting with intent in 1854; transported to Western Australia on the William Hammond Thomas Ward Seven Springs (Coorinja) 1868, Marrinup 1873–74 Born in 1826; worked as a commission agent; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for falsifying a death registration in 1863; transported to Western Australia on the Corona George Newly (or Newby) Wardell Capel 1868, Parkfield 1869 70 Born in 1830; worked as a solicitor; sentenced to seven years' penal servitude for forgery in 1862; transported to Western Australia on the Lord Dalhousie John Vernon Warren Roman Catholic School York 1860 ?, Newleyine 1866–68, Wicklow Hills 1867–70, Dumbarton 1872–75