Henry Adams

   Cause of his death was Tuberculosis.⁶

  Noted events in his life were:

• He worked as a Bricklayer. ³

• Conviction: 14 years Penal Servitude for "Lamb Stealing", 24 Jul 1820, United Kingdom, England, Norfolk Assizes. He was convicted, along with his brothers. Particulars of the charge stated: that Henry's occupation was a bricklayer, his height 5' 9½ inches, and he had a dark complexion, black hair, hazel eyes and a long nose.

• He emigrated as convict per Prince of Orange on 8 Oct 1820 from Woolwich, Kent, England, United Kingdom. ⁷

• He immigrated as convict per Pince of Orange on 12 Feb 1821 to Botany Bay, Cumberland County, New South Wales. ³

• Victualled: 8 Sep 1821, New South Wales. ⁸ ADAMS, Henry. Per "Prince of Orange", 1821
Brickmaker. On list of all persons victualled from H.M. Magazines (Reel 6016; 4/5781 p.105)

• He worked as a Brickmaker on 8 Sep 1821 in New South Wales. ⁹

• He worked as a Town Gang in 1822 in Liverpool, Cumberland County, New South Wales. As listed on 1882 Muster of NSW.

• Imprisoned: Northern Territory, Coburg peninsular, Raffle’s Bay, Fort Wellington. ⁶ As a Trustee he was granted an allowance of 10 pence per day as Second Overseer then was later assigned to B Russell of Maitland for 25 pounds per year plus rations.

• Ticket of Leave: granted, 1 May 1830, New South Wales.

• Certificate of Freedom: 24 Jul 1834, New South Wales. ¹⁰

• He worked as a Sawyer in 1838 in New South Wales. ⁷

• He worked as a licensee of the Little Billabong Hotel near Albury after 1844 in Ten Mile Creek, New South Wales. ^{7 11} Was the licencee in 1852.

• He worked as a Farmer on 7 Dec 1863 in New South Wales. ¹²

Henry married Elizabeth Clarke, daughter of Daniel Clarke and Hannah Stanley, on 1 Jan 1838 in Sutton Forest, Camden County, New South Wales.^{2 13} (Elizabeth Clarke was born on 6 Jul 1822 in South Creek, Cumberland County, New South Wales,^{11 14 15} died on 10 Mar 1870 in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales, Australia ^{6 16} and was buried in Grenfell, Monteagle County, New South Wales, Australia ⁶.) The cause of her death was dropsy.⁶

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Registration: Marriage, 1838. V18381933 22/1838 ADAMS HENRY CLARKE ELIZABETH CV

  Marriage Notes:

Sutton Forest, All Saint's Anglican Church.