Henry Anderson

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Tony Beale on 24th May 2021

Ann Flynn in the New South Wales, Australia, Convict Applications for the Publication of Banns, 1828-1830, 1838-1839 Name: Ann Hynn [Ann Flynn] Bond Life assigned to H Donnison JP good character Gender: Female Birth Year: abt 1815 Age: 23 Arrival year: 1835 Arriving Vessel: Mangles 1 Spouse Name: Henry Anderson ToL life assigned to H Donnison JP good character Spouse Gender: Male Spouse Birth Year: 1801 Spouse Age: 37 Spouse Arrival Year: 1820 Spouse Vessel: Mary (5) Marriage Year: Abt 1838 Application Date: 4 Jun 1838 Application Place: Brisbane Water Northumberland, New South Wales, Australia

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Maureen Withey on 10th February 2020

Old Bailey Proceedings Online (www.oldbaileyonline.org, version 8.0, 10 February 2020), September 1819, trial of HENRY ANDERSON JOHN LINDON (t18190915-124). HENRY ANDERSON, JOHN LINDON, Theft > pocketpicking, 15th September 1819. 1206. HENRY ANDERSON and JOHN LINDON were indicted for stealing, on the 11th of July , one watch, value 5 l.; and one seal, value 2 l., the property of Thomas Phillips , from his person . THOMAS PHILLIPS . On the 11th of July, between six and seven o'clock in the evening, I was in the Commercial-road ; a gang of persons surrounded me. I was alarmed, and immediately as I got from them I missed my watch. CHARLES COX . I lodge in the Commercial-road, On the 11th of July, about seven o'clock in the evening, I heard a noise, looked out of window, and saw the prosecutor surrounded by fifty or sixty men and women. As he came nearer, I observed both his pockets turned out. I saw him take his watch from his fob, and put it in his coat-pocket. At that time, a girl who was with them, struck him on the back of his head - Anderson took the watch from the prosecutor's coat-pocket, and put it in his bosom, turned round, and ran away. I ran down, called Stop thief! pursued him, and overtook him at the top of the street - I began to search for the watch; a little boy picked it up, and gave it to me. I know nothing of Lindon. WILLIAM LEVET . I was in the Commercial-road, and saw a gang of bad characters pursuing the prosecutor. I followed them to Cuthew-street, and saw the crowd increased greatly. I and a gentleman attacked them, and among them I recognized the prisoner and Lindon. On the Sunday evening following I met him and gave him in charge. ROBERT CHRISTIAN . I live in the Commercial-road, heard the alarm, and saw Cox secure Anderson, who was running. ANDERSON - GUILTY . Aged 18. Transported for Life . LINDON - NOT GUILTY . Second Middlesex Jury, before Mr. Recorder.

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Maureen Withey on 10th February 2020

ADM 101/47/1 - Medical journal and diary of the Mangles convict ship from 17 February to 15 August 1820 by Matthew Anderson, surgeon and superintendant. Folio 11: Henry Anderson, convict, aged 19; disease or hurt, fell from the booms upon the main deck by which a severe injury of the left hip joint, which was immediately followed by considerable swelling. I saw him after the receipt of the injury and on examination cannot discover any fracture or dislocation of the head of the thigh bone. He was conveyed to the hospital and the saturium lotion applied to the parts Put on sick list, 11 May 1820, at sea. Discharged 30 May 1820.

Assigned to Mr Jones, Parramatta 1822 Assigned to Henry Donnison, Erina, Brisbane Waters, NSW 1834 Granted marriage to Ann Flynn 1838 Granted ticket of leave 1838 Granted Conditional Pardon 1842 Died Narara, NSW 1891