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Edouard Rose was transported on the Eleanor, departing 10th Apr 1841 and arriving 21st Aug 1841 with 15 passengers.
Eleanor - 1841 Journey. Port of Hobart Town. Arrivals. - April 21 -the brig Eleanor, 257 tons, Mossman, from the Isle of France on her way to Sydney, with sugar and dates, and several cabin passengers. She has landed 14 male and 1 female prisoners. The Courier, 23 April 1841.
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Convict Notes
1848 - MARRIAGE PERMISSIONS Milner, Elizabeth. Ship/free: Margaret Marriage to: Rose, Edouard Ship/free: Eleanor Permission date: 31 Jan 1848 - Approved 11 February 1848
Conduct Record https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON37-1-5$init=CON37-1-5P325 No 1716. Edward Rose, Transported for Stg saddle and bridle. Tried Launceston 11 Jan 1850, 10 years. Trade, Hairdresser, age 32, native of Isle of France See record for details. Mentions employers under remarks: Lazarus, and Cooley of New Town. Died in a fit of Apoplexy at Launceston, 17 Dec 1858. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- A. Stubborn Servant. — Edward Rose, p.h., was charged by his muster, Mr Lazarus, with refusing to clean a fender, when requested to do so by Mrs Lazarus; it was admitted, however, that he subsequently complied with his master's request. The obstinate man was sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment with hard labor. Tasmanian Daily News, 15 Aug 1855. Disobedience of Orders.— Edward Rose, p.h., a man of 'color,' in the service, of Mrs Cooley, of New Town, was charged with disobedience of orders and insolence to his mistress, and was sentenced to seven days' solitary confinement. Tasmanian Daily News, 24 April 1856. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. A black man named Edward Rose, at Launceston, dropped down dead in a fit of apoplexy. Launceston Examiner, 15 Jan 1859. Death Registration. Launceston District. Died 18 December 1858, Edward Rose, age 34 years, Labourer, cause of death, Apoplexy. Informant, Coroner’s Clerk.
CONVICT DEPARTMENT. Comptroller-General's Office, Oct. 24, 1844. The Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to grant Tickets-of-leave to the undermentioned convicts:- Eleanor. Daniel Lear; Edward Rose ; Julien Farascon; - Dowman. Colonial Times, 29 Oct 1844. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: There were two prisoners named Edouard Rose on board the Eleanor. One was sentenced to 7 years transportation, the other to 14 years. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Indents : https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-1$init=CON16-1-1P170 and https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON16-1-1$init=CON16-1-1P171 No 1525. Edouard Rose, age 26, Barber & House servant, tried Port Louis Assizes 2 Oct 1840, 7 years. Native place, Port Louis. Single, Religion, catholic, can neither read nor write, Transported for Theft, Stealing from the person. Per Ship Eleanor, 23 April 1841. Brother and Sister at Port Louis. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Tasmanian Records. Conduct Record. https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON37-1-1$init=CON37-1-1P21 No 11. Edouard Rose, (1st) Tried Port Louis Ass. 2 Oct 1840, 7 years. Arrived 23 April 1841. Transported for theft. Stated this offence, stealing from the person. Single. Age 26. Trade, Barber & House servant. Black comp, black woolly hair, black eyes. Native place, Port Louis. 24 Oct 1844. Ticket of Leave. Free by servitude, 2 Oct 1847. Remarks: Good willing man, Good, well behaved,… Acquitted of stg a dress at Hobart, 5 Dec 48. Again transported See Book 5. No 1716.