Summary
Personal Information
Transportation
Ahong Ahong was transported on the Timbo, departing 31st Jul 1844 and arriving 5th Oct 1844 with 7 passengers.
Schooner.
Timbo (generic)References
| Primary Source | Tasmanian Convict Records. Indent, Conduct Record. |
Claims
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Convict Notes
LAUNCESTON. Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVALS. October 5.—Schooner Timbo, 123 tons, Jennings, master, from Port Louis, Mauritius, via Swan River and Portland Bay; Henty and Co., agents. Passengers—Captain French, (N. I.) E. Wilkinson, Mr. C. Randall, Thomas Gill, D. M'Cormack, 51st regiment, and seven prisoners of the crown. Launceston Examiner, 9 Oct 1844. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Tasmanian Records. Indent . https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-2$init=CON16-1-2P190 and https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-2$init=CON16-1-2P191 Per Timbo, 4 Oct 1844. No 383. Ahong. Tried Port Louis, 2 July 1844, sentence, 10 years. Age 26, Pagan, can read and write, married, no children. Stated this offence, Robbery. Labourer. Native place, Macao. -------------------------------------------------------------- Convict Conduct Record. https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON37-1-2$init=CON37-1-2P44 No 383. Ahong. Tried Port Louis Assizes 2 July 1844, 10 years. Pagan, can read and write. Transported for Robbery, etc. Married. Labourer, age 26, copper complexion, black hair, no whiskers. Native place, Macao. 30 Oct 1849, T. Leave. 31/5/1853. Conditional pardon apprd. Cert Launceston 5/10/55. ---------------------------------------------------------------- The date given for the departure of Timbo from Mauritius is incorrect. It is not known exactly, but would have been after the trial date of the seven prisoners. One of the prisoners was tried on 2 July 1844, so departure would have been after that date.