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Name John Buchanan
Residence Lent 1828, Nottinghamshire, England
<u>England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892</u> about John Buchanan
Name: John Buchanan
Date of Trial: 14 March1828
Trial Year: 1828
Location of Trial: Nottingham Assizes, England
Sentence: Death commuted to: Transport for Life
Crime: See Image
Date of Execution or Release: See Image
Ref: UK, Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books, 1802-1849
Name: John Buchannan
Age: 21
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1807
Date Received: 20 May 1828
Ship Hulk: Retribution
Place Moored: Woolwich
Date Convicted: 14 Mar 1828
Place Convicted: Nottingham
For John BUCHANAN's convict record. see http://www.archives.tas.gov.au/nameindexes/ Tasmanian Convicts link
Convict Record for John Buchanan b.abt 1802
Ref: Archives of Tasmania/ Name Indexes/ “Tasmanian Convicts”/database entry #8720 -Buchanan, John arrived on the ship “MANLIUS” (year trip #1 of 2 departed, on 29 July 1828 from London).
(Data transcribed from: http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON18-1-15,296,10,L,36)
John BUCHANAN - Manchester Court
Trade Leather Dresser and Tanner
Height w/o shoes 5 ft 2 ½ in
Age 22
Complexion Brown
Head Oval
Hair Brown
Whiskers Brown
Visage Crab
Forehead Narrow
Eyebrows Brown
Eyes Grey
Nose Medium long
Mouth Narrow
Chin Broad
Native Place
Remarks Scar on forefinger of left hand
Conduct record transcribed from: http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON31-1-1,433,383,L,80
Convict 1117: BUCHANAN, John, arrival 29 Jul 1828 ”MANLIUS”
14 Mar 1828 Sentenced to death at Nottingham Assizes Court. Commuted to transport to Van Diemens Land for LIFE.
Transported for “Highway Robbery”. Gaol Report -unknown. Hulk life -‘orderly’, married. Stated this offence “Highway robbery”.
Family: Uncle Marshall in Ireland. My wife with him. I was last employed by Messrs Hume & Walker, Lead Dressers, Manchester. Married.
31 Dec 1830 Muster -assigned to Mr G. Stockell
Jan 11 1830 Charged by Mr Stockell/ Disobedience of orders & insolence -T.wheel 6 days and return to his master/ signed T.Roper
?? ??? 1832 Stockell/ Neglect of duty -25 lashes and return to his masters service/ T.Roper signed
31 Dec 1832 Muster -assigned to Mr Stockell
Nov 26 1833 Stockell/ Neglect of duty rep---? And returned for assignment to other service/ A.Plu (initials) signed
31 Dec 1833 Muster - assigned to Public Works
Feb 3 1834 Absconding -6 months hard labour in chains/ signed IED (init)
Feb 19 1834 Robbing Chas McFacen on the King’s Highway of one blue cloth jacket and other articles.
The property of the said Chas MacFacen. Convicted for trial/ signed EDI (init)
Mar 4 1834 Hobart SC Sentenced to “LIFE”/ signed EDI (init)
31 Dec 1835 Muster -transported to Port Arthur
Jun 15 1839 Churlish and drunk -admonished/ -----/
?? ??? 1840 Muster - assigned to Mr ?????
Jul 2 1840 Bilton/ Misconduct in treating his master with disrespect, insolence and disobedience of orders -3 months hard labour in chains and return to his service.
31 Jul 1840 HBT (?Hobart?) hulk ?-----? Chain gang at Newtown Bay then returned to service/signed --ide & L G Leas.
Sep 1 1843: Recommended for a conditional pardon. Signed T S (init)/
Pardon granted ? Apr 1846 Freed by servitude ref: Tas POL220/1/2 page 238
Convicts BUCHANAN, John, (arrived, age 22, on ship "Manlius") applied for marriage, in 1846, to MAGENIS, Matilda (arrived, age 17, on ship "Waverley")
Marriage dated 29 JUN 1846, CON52/2 p285, Ref.No for marriage: RGD37/5 : 1846/521
Refer: Tasmanian Archives 'Index to Convict Applications for Permissions to Marry 1829-1857"
People who were convicts in Tasmania were not permitted to marry either each other, or free people, without approval from the Convict Department authorities. This index is "Applications for permission to marry" and it is important to keep in mind that not all applications were approved and therefore the people applying may not have married. The actual applications have not survived and registers (CON45, CON52) have been the source for this index. These registers have a two-line entry for each application. The information listed is: applicant's surname & given name; an extra identifier (if two convicts arrived on the same ship and had the same name); the name of the ship the convict arrived on, or 'free' if the person was not a convict or had become free by the time of the application made by the person who was still a convict; (these four fields are repeated for the other person); the date of the application; the reference number for the application; the reference number (RGD37/...) for the marriage record if this has been included.
Note: Reference: England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892 Court, Land, & P
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