Convict name: Harsum, Abraham.
sentence_details:
Convicted at Suffolk. Assizes at Bury St Edmunds for a term of 7 years on 20 March 1849.
vessel: Minden
date_of_departure: 16 July 1851.
place_of_arrival: Western Australia.
source:
Microfilm Roll 92, Class and Piece Number HO11/17, Page Number 179 (92)
title:
Abraham Harsum, one of 302 convicts transported on the Minden, 16 July 1851.
publication_details:
Canberra [A.C.T.] :Australian Joint Copying Project,[1948-1990]
original_version_note:
This record is one of the entries in the British convict transportation registers 1787-1867 database compiled by State Library of Queensland from British Home Office (HO) records which are available on microfilm as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project (AJCP).
topical_subject_heading: Convicts--Australia--Registers.
neographic_subject_heading: Australia--Genealogy.
: australia-genealogy
Connected with Harsum, Abraham.
Allen, Eleanor.
Convicted at Norfolk, Norwich City Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 15 October 1850.
Transported by Aurora (22 April 1851.).
Anderson, John.
Convicted at Scotland, Glasgow Court of Justiciary for a term of 10 years on 20 September 1848.
Transported by Lady Kennaway (30 January 1851.).
Coleman, Sarah.
Convicted at Wilts Assizes at Devizes for a term of 7 years on 10 July 1850.
Transported by Aurora (22 April 1851.).
Crooks, Thomas.
Convicted at Lincoln. Boston Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 01 January 1849.
Transported by Minden (16 July 1851.).
Downey, Michael.
Convicted at Central Criminal Court for a term of 7 years on 21 September 1846.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).
Glenfield, George.
Convicted at Derby, Derby Borough Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 21 October 1848.
Transported by Aboukir (24 December 1851.).
Hiscocks, William.
Convicted at Somersetshire Wells Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 27 March 1849. [Sentence] to be computed from 16 April 1849.
Transported by Marion (30 October 1851.).
James, Elizabeth.
Convicted at Middlesex. Westminster General Sessions for a term of 7 years on 01 September 1851.
Transported by Anna Maria (04 October 1851.).
Jenner, James.
Convicted at Sussex, Horsham General Sessions for a term of 10 years on 29 June 1848. C.P.
Transported by Lady Kennaway (30 January 1851.).
Leek, Henry.
Convicted at Staffordshire, Stafford Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 18 October 1847.
Transported by Lady Kennaway (30 January 1851.).
McBean, James.
Convicted at Scotland Inverness Court of Justiciary for a term of 10 years on 12 September 1850.
Transported by Marion (30 October 1851.).
McCann, Philis.
Convicted at Surrey, Newington Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 21 October 1850.
Transported by Aurora (22 April 1851.).
McCartney, Mary.
Convicted at Northumberland. Newcastle Upon Tyne Boro Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 09 April 1851.
Transported by Anna Maria (04 October 1851.).
McDiarmid, John.
Convicted at Scotland. Stirling Court of Justiciary for a term of 7 years on 09 April 1847. From Gibraltar.
Transported by Cornwall (28 February 1851.).
Robins, Enos.
Convicted at Gloucester, Gloucester Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 03 July 1849.
Transported by Aboukir (24 December 1851.).
Shaw, James.
Convicted at Lancaster, Preston Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 03 January 1849.
Transported by Aboukir (24 December 1851.).
Thackaray, Francis.
Convicted at Warwick Assizes at Coventry for a term of 10 years on 02 August 1848. 37130.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).
Thompson, George.
Convicted at Middlesex. Clerkenwell Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 26 October 1847.
Transported by Minden (16 July 1851.).
Williams, John.
Convicted at Lancaster, Liverpool Borough Quarter Sessions for a term of 10 years on 20 July 1846.
Transported by Rodney (19 September 1851. [140 of these convicts previously had been trans-shipped to Gibraltar where they subsequently embarked].).
