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Transportation
James Stone was transported on the Atlas, departing 29th Nov 1801 and arriving 7th Jul 1802 with 200 passengers.
Atlas (generic)References
| Primary Source | http://www.nationalarchives.ie Freemans Journal, 19 March 1801 page 3 |
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Convict Notes
James Stone, also known as Thomas Stone, (or Stones) was found guilty at Trim (Co Meath) in mid March 1801, together with James and Patrick Duffey and James Kelly, of a burglary in the house of Thomas Maguire. The judge was the Tr Hon Lord Norbury. [Freemans Journal 1763-1924, Thursday, March 19, 1801; Page: 3] However, only Stone was transported, the others did not appear in NSW, meaning they probably pleaded to go into the army, or were offered that as a an alternative to transportation. __________________________________________ Sydney gazette 4 Sept 1803, page 2: On Wednesday three man were apprehended at Parramatta on suspicion of stealing upwards of 100 dollars, the property of a gentleman ; and an examination taking place on Thursday, circumstances attaching suspicion to James Stone, he was remanded. 1806 - servant for Edward Reynolds 1811 - Convict resident NSW 1814 - Conditional Pardon dated 31 January 1814 James Stone alias Thomas Stone, tried Meath 1801, Life, Ship per Atlas 1802. 1814 Muster - A tanner Free, mustered at Sydney 1814 MARRIAGE - Thomas Stone married HANNAH MURRAY ( a different Thomas Stone married Mary Moore in 1826) 1820 Memorial 1822 - Conditional Pardon, Landholder windsor 1825 - Cond Pardon Landholder Wilberforce 1828 - THOMAS Stone aged 55. Catholic per Atlas, 1802. LIFE Conditional Pardon, Labourer in his own household, North Richmond. ALSO Hannah Stone aged 42, protestant, arrived per Wanstead in 1814, 7 years sentence. Fby S, North Richmond, household of Thomas Stone.