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Crime
Transportation
Amos Lines was transported on the Patriot, departing 19th Nov 1837 and arriving 1st Feb 1838 with 15 passengers.
Patriot (generic)References
| Primary Source | Queanbeyan Pioneer Cemeteries Register of the Oaks Burial Ground; Convict death register, NSW Coroner's Report 1846, NSW Convict Indentures Non-annotated Printed Indentures 1838, List of Convict carried by the ship Patriot from Madras on 1 February 1838, Certificate of Freedom, Queanbeyan Deposition papers 1838-1844. |
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Convict Notes
Convicted for striking a sergeant. Served in 39 Regiment in India. Prior conviction of 6 months in Cells. Height 5 ft 7 inches; complexion Ruddy and freckled; Hair Light sandy and blue eyes. Assignment and Employment of Convict in 1839 assigned to Mr Robert Campbell as a watchman at Lob's Hole (near Queanbeyan. Colonial Secretary correspondence muster roll 1827-1857 in September 1842 sated that Amos Lines was assigned to Mr Robert Campbell. Queanbeyan Deposition papers 30 January assigned to Mr Robert Campbell employed as a bullock driver. Found guilty of disobeying an order by A. T. Faunce J.P. Punishment: Admonished in court. Native place Leicestershire. Died 27 March 1846 aged 33 Labourer and died from Heart Disease and general dropsy. Buried in Oaks Estate Burial Ground.