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Amos Eastwood was transported on the Royal Saxon, departing 1st Jun 1851 and arriving 12th Aug 1851 with 17 passengers.
Barque, 510 tons. Shipping New, Hobart Town. March 17 – Arrived the barque Royal Saxon, 510 tons, Captain Charlesworth, left Calcutta 15 January, with seven male convicts and general cargo. The Courier, Sat 17 Mar 1849. -------------------------------------------------- PORT of Hobart Town, - Arrival. October 5 - Royal Saxon, barque, 510 tons, Charlesworth, from Calcutta June 29th, with a general cargo. Passengers - and 10 male convicts. Colonial Times, 8 Oct 1850. THE "ROYAL SAXON." — This vessel anchored in our harbour on Saturday evening, from Calcutta and Madras. She has on board a very fine royal tiger, about 15 months old, and measuring about 4 feet 6 inches in length; also a young bear and several monkies. Hobarton Guardian, 9 Oct 1850. -------------------------------------------------- PORT OF HOBART TOWN ARRIVALS. August 12 - Barque Royal Saxon, 712 tons, Charlesworth from Calcutta 1st of June, with a general cargo, and 16 male prisoners. Colonial Times, 15 Aug 1851.
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Name: Eastwood, Amos Record Type: Convicts Departure port: Calcutta Ship: Royal Saxon Index number: 21083 Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:1389699 Tasmanian Library




Ship departed from Calcutta, India Absconded 27 Feb 1855 - Hobart Town Royal Engineer Yard Certificate of Freedom 17 May 1858, period of transportation has expired Police Gazette Offences: 14 Apr - 21 May 1881 for non compliance of orders, received 14 days. Tried & served at Burnie 23 Aug - 4 Sep 1886 for insulting by passers, received 7 days. Tried & served at Burnie 29 Feb - 17 Mar 1888 for larceny. Tried at Emu Bay 29 Dec 1888 - 5 Jan 1889 for Breaching Licending Act No. 6. Tried at Burnie, fine paid 2 Apr - 20 Apr 1889 for Breaching Licensing Act No. 7. Tried at Burnie, fined Married 12 Oct 1898 in Emu Bay- Elizabeth Roebuck (nee Davis) per Tasmania (previously married to Joseph Roebuck) Died 1903 in Emu Bay TAS