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Henry Fairmaner

Birth Name Henry Fairmaner 1a
Also Known As Henry Fairmanner
Gender male
Age at Death about 49 years

Events

Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Birth about 1799    
 
Baptism 28 July 1799 Farnham, Surrey, England  

St Andrew Church

1a
Marriage     None found
 
Death 1848 New South Wales, Australia aged 49

Sydney, St Lawrence's

2a
  Occupation  
 
Occupation 1824   Butcher
3a
Court 3 June 1824 London, England Old Bailey

Conspiracy to Defraud William Paragrum of a Gelding price £ 12 his property
No prosecution

3a
Court 27 December 1824 Kingston upon Thames, London, England Deported

Kingston special Assizes

Convicted with John Thomas alias Hudson
For Stealing a Mare and Gilding
Both got life and deported
New South Wales Australia
Voyage Date: 29 March 1825
Colony: New South Wales

Minstrel voyage to New South Wales, Australia in 1825 with 121 passengers
Henry Fairmanner, one of 120 convicts transported on the Minstrel, 05 April 1825
Convicted At Surrey Special Sessions of Gaol Delivery
Arrival date: 22nd August, 1825

4a 3b 5a
Court 1829    

Sydney Gazette 1829

Persons mentioned in Sydney newspaper articles.
The list was created by the Government, and is those men and women who were convicts and who had absconded.
Fairmanner,Henry; Ministrel, 30y, page 6

From Dave Campbell's tree on Tribalpages.com

 
Court 12 April 1841 Australia  

Sydney Gazette 24/4/1841
Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office 12th April 1841
The Conditional Pardons Granted to the undermentioned persons are now lying at this Office, and will be delivered to the respective parties on payment of the fees due to the Public thereon.
Fairmanner Henry, Minstrel (2)

3a

Parents

Relation to main person Name Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father George Fairmaner
Mother Elizabeth Browning
    Brother     George Fairmaner
    Sister     Annie Fairmaner
    Brother     James Fairmaner
         Henry Fairmaner
    Brother     Thomas Fairmaner
    Sister     Kitty Fairmaner
    Sister     Harriet Fairmaner
    Sister     Catherine Fairmaner
 
Father George Fairmaner
Stepmother Mary Nash
    Half-sister     Mary Fairmaner
    Half-sister     Eliza Fairmaner
    Half-brother     John Fairmaner
    Half-brother     Henry Fairmaner
    Half-brother     Austin Fairmaner
    Half-brother     William Henry Fairmaner

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Narrative

31/3/1838 Sydney Gazette:
On Tuesday afternoon a person named Henry Fairmanner alighted from the coach at Blackwells public-house, at the corner of Goulbourn-street, on Brickfield Hill, when he met a female with whom he entered the house ; they were presently joined by a man, and continued drinking together. When they separated, Fairmanner searching his pockets on his way home, discovered the loss of his pocket book containing £30 in cash, a £5 order, and a 30s. order, together with some receipts of importance.
The parties have since been apprehended and were examined before the Police Bench on Thursday ; the prosecutor, however, either through stupidity or a desire to screen the delinquents, so grossly prevaricated in giving his evidence that, the parties were discharged from custody.

from D Wong
https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/fairmanner/henry/107838

Pedigree

  1. George Fairmaner
    1. Elizabeth Browning
      1. George Fairmaner
      2. Annie Fairmaner
      3. James Fairmaner
      4. Henry Fairmaner
      5. Thomas Fairmaner
      6. Kitty Fairmaner
      7. Harriet Fairmaner
      8. Catherine Fairmaner

Ancestors

Source References

  1. Parish Records: Certificate - Baptism - Parish Record
      • Date: 28 July 1799
      • Page: Henry Fairminer
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Citation:

        Surrey History Centre; Woking, Surrey, England; Surrey Church of England Parish Registers; Reference: FA/1/2
        Source Information

        Ancestry.com. Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.

  2. http://historyinportsmouth.co.uk/people/ww1/farminer-e.htm: History In Portsmouth site
      • Date: 1847
      • Page: Henry Fairmanner
      • Confidence: Very High
  3. Crime, Prisons & Punishment
      • Date: June 1824
      • Page: Henry Fairmaner
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Citation:

        Court Old Bailey
        Archive
        The National Archives
        Source Home Office: Criminal Registers, Middlesex, 1791-1849
        Series HO26
        Documents Records created or inherited by the Home Office, Ministry of Home Security, and related bodies
        Piece 30
        Piece scope Newgate
        Record set England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935
        Category Institutions & organisations
        Subcategory Prison Registers
        Collections from England, Great Britain, Wales

        © Findmypast

      • Citation:

        Series HO77
        Source Newgate Prison Calendar
        Piece number 31
        Record set England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935
        Category Institutions & organisations
        Subcategory Prison Registers
        Collections from Great Britain, UK None

        © Findmypast

      • Date: 27 December 1824
      • Page: Henry Fairmaner
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Citation:

        Series HO8
        Source Home Office: Convict Hulks, Convict Prisons And Criminal Lunatic Asylums: Quarterly Returns Of Prisoners
        Piece number 3
        Record set England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935
        Category Institutions & organisations
        Subcategory Prison Registers
        Collections from Great Britain, UK None

        © Findmypast

  4. Ancestry: Australian Convict Transportation Registers – Other Fleets & Ships, 1791-1868
      • Date: 27 December 1824
      • Page: Henry Fairmaner
      • Confidence: Very High
  5. https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts
      • Date: 5 April 1825
      • Page: Henry Fairmaner
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Citation:

        Source description: 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.