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Thomas Snow
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Arrivals by Surname 1788-1849, The Convicts to Port Jackson 1788-1849: Thomas Snow, CP (mention in Conditional Pardons 1791-1856, arrived 1838 aboard 'Emma Eugenia (1)', Trail Place - Essex, Year -1837, Sentence - Life, Age - 20.
References (online)Before Police Magistrate, 1858Ticket of Leave, 1850
Thomas Snow (18) and his brother Charles (16), with Henry Claydon (the elder) were indicted for committing a burglary in the home of Ann Willett of Ugley. Claydon pleaded guilty and he and his accomplice, Jasper Ingold an accomplice was also guilty.
All were sentenced to Transportation for Life to New South Wales in 1838. In November 1850 Thomas was granted a Ticket of Leave for Moreton Bay.
Thomas Snow was charged with drunkenness at Ipswich in 1858. Is this the same person? Thomas died the following year when he shot himself near Chinchilla.
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References (offline)Chronological register of convicts at Moreton Bay 1839: no entry for Thomas Snow.
Arrivals by Surname 1788-1849, The Convicts to Port Jackson 1788-1849: Thomas Snow, CP (mention in Conditional Pardons 1791-1856, arrived 1838 aboard 'Emma Eugenia (1)', Trail Place - Essex, Year -1837, Sentence - Life, Age - 20.
References (online)Before Police Magistrate, 1858Ticket of Leave, 1850
Convicts
CrimeBurglaryPlace of ConvictionEssex AssizesDate of Conviction6 March 1837Original Sentence TermLifeShipEmma Eugenia (1)Arrival Date1838Date Ticket of Leave Granted7 March 1846Notes on Ticket of LeaveTicket of Leave granted for Moreton Bay on recommendation of Brisbane bench dated 27 November 1845.
Cancelled 23 July 1850 for absconding from the District. Ticket reissued Date Conditional Pardon granted31 October 1849Notes (Convict Records)Conditional Pardons 1791-1856,The Convicts at Port Jackson 1788-1849. Thomas received his Conditional Pardon on 31 October 1849 which was Gazetted on 11 April 1850.
Charles was also on the Emma Eugenia (1). He received his Conditional Pardon on 31 October 1849 which was Gazetted on 11 April 1850.
References for Convicts (offline)'Conditional Pardons 1791-1856', The Convicts to Port Jackson 1788-1849'
Cancelled 23 July 1850 for absconding from the District. Ticket reissued Date Conditional Pardon granted31 October 1849Notes (Convict Records)Conditional Pardons 1791-1856,The Convicts at Port Jackson 1788-1849. Thomas received his Conditional Pardon on 31 October 1849 which was Gazetted on 11 April 1850.
Charles was also on the Emma Eugenia (1). He received his Conditional Pardon on 31 October 1849 which was Gazetted on 11 April 1850.
References for Convicts (offline)'Conditional Pardons 1791-1856', The Convicts to Port Jackson 1788-1849'
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