MISSING FRIENDS and INFORMATION REQUESTED
1862-1864
South Australian
Police Gazettes
SURNAME |
CHRISTIAN |
DETAILS- not all details
and or description of persons, as listed in the gazettes, is shown here |
GAZETTE DATED |
air |
strachan |
aged 23 yrs. Last heard of at Willunga about 4 yrs since, was then in
the employment of Thomas -. His
father James Air, butcher, Penola
is anxious to know where he is |
28 Aug 1863 |
badock |
|
a native of Pyrton, near Watlington,
|
3 Jan 1862 |
barker |
john |
a native of Hovingham,
Yorkshire, who sailed from |
30 Jan 1863 |
birney |
thomas |
who arrived in this colony in the ship La Belle Alliance in
the year 1847. He left the ship and went with (his brother in law) the surgeon
of the ship, to a station called Myponga, belonging to Messrs Jones. Since then nothing has been heard of him |
29 May 1863 |
brady |
thomas |
left Liverpool as fireman on board the steamer Emu, belonging to
McIver & Co. Brady arrived in |
22 Apr 1864 |
brooks |
edward
thomas |
was working on Glen Patrick diggings, |
22 Apr 1864 |
burns |
edward |
sentenced in |
5 Jun 1863 |
butts |
william
|
formerly assistant bailiff to the
late Mr c? up to and about 1858. Butts was afterwards employed as a teamster
by the Copper Company between Kapunda and Burra. 46 yrs of age. Before
arriving in the colony he was in -has been found |
27 Nov 1863 4 Dec 1863 |
chapman |
thomas |
formerly of Putney, Surrey,
aged 40 yrs. Left England 1848 for Adelaide, afterwards proceeded to Farnham
near Port Fairy and remained with a gentleman named Rutledge for some years; went thence to Ballarat and Goulburn diggings;
and the last letter received from him was dated from Sandhurst in 1857, where
it is supposed he was upon a sheep or cattle station |
20 Nov 1863 |
croake
or croaghe |
john |
was formerly in the Irish Constabulary, which Force he left and came
to |
7 Oct 1864 |
|
sebastian |
who arrived in this colony by the ship Northumberland in
January last. He left |
1 Apr 1864 |
fitzpatrick |
mary |
who arrived in this colony with Keeran,
Catherine & Margaret
Fitzpatrick by the ship |
5 Feb 1864 |
flanigan |
john |
alias Owen Gibney, a ticket of
leave holder, illegally at large, 36 yrs of age, native of Dublin, a sailor, arrived in the Richard
Webb in 1842, bond. suspected of robbing the mail |
15 May 1863 |
gardiner |
William
pierrepoint |
can any information be given respecting the former Inspector of
Mounted Police |
13 Jun 1862 |
gartrell |
edward |
information requested by his friends. Left his home at Nairne on the
18th inst., age 45 yrs, a miner and is probably at some of the
mines in the colony |
30 Jan 1863 |
giffney |
patrick |
who left |
12 Feb 1864 |
goodwin |
philip |
lately of |
9 Sept 1864 |
grimani |
antonio |
a musician, aged 26 yrs. Left Hobart town for |
22 Apr 1864 |
hancock |
William
or john |
real name Roeskilling, who
came out to |
27 Jun 1862 |
harpur |
Elijah
samuel |
alias Williams, a clerk, who
arrived in |
18 Apr 1862 |
herbert |
john |
who many years ago resided at No 21 North terrace, |
12 Aug 1864 |
heywood |
anne
jane |
milliner and bonnet maker, formerly living at No 16 Swan St, Southwark, |
20 May 1864 |
hitchcock |
william |
who left |
19 Jun 1863 |
ingram |
catherine |
who left |
12 Feb 1864 |
|
richard |
an Irishman who emigrated with his wife and 2 children to |
22 May 1863 |
kerr |
john |
who wrote to |
3 Apr 1863 |
KING |
ELLEN |
aged 11 who left her home at Yarwood, about the 22nd inst.,
riding a black pony, branded so near shoulder. Supposed to have gone to
Wallaroo |
31 Jan 1862 |
lockley |
evelyn |
is charged on warrant with embezzling money from the National Bank at
Carngham. Englishman, aged about 35. He was employed in the Bank of England,
and after his arrival in this colony was engaged at the Trial Sawmills, near
Ballarat. He is supposed to have gone either to |
19 Jun 1863 |
|
thomas |
a native of Logiealmond, near
Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland who sailed from Liverpool in January, per
ship Sir Charles Forbes, and arrived in Adelaide on the 9th
June 1839. Had a farm at |
19 Jun 1863 |
neilson |
thomas |
native of Edinburgh, Scotland
about 37 yrs of age, been in the colonies about 22 yrs and for some years
previous to 1860 had been seen about Sydney, he is reported to have left the
brig Spray at Adelaide in 1860. He
is the youngest brother of the late Dr
John Neilson of |
27 Nov 1863 |
o’dogherty |
jeremiah |
formerly of the Victorian Police Force, 30 yrs of age, and formerly in
the Irish Constabulary. |
3 Jul 1863 |
overall |
charles |
An order for £11 13s. 3d. has been found at |
4 Dec 1863 |
pascoe |
john |
who left Avoca for |
27 Feb 1863 |
peglar |
george |
who left his home at |
16 May 1862 |
plunkett |
edward
smelt |
a native of Robin Hood’s Bay, Dr. Webb states that
Charles Smelt Plunkett was never in his employ |
3 Jul 1863 17 Jul 1863 |
reeves |
william
alfred |
mariner, who left England about 4 yrs ago, as chief mate of the barque
Geelong,
of London, for Adelaide, and which vessel he afterwards left, on arrival at
Adelaide for the diggings. The last communication received from Reeves is
dated 8th April 1863 wherein he stated that he was going on board
a coasting vessel for the benefit of his health. Born |
30 Sept 1864 |
russell |
frederick
caldecott |
late of Gravesend in England.
If living particulars of their address will be sufficient, but if dead, proof
of their death will be required. |
20 May 1864 |
russell |
thomas
o’connell |
see Frederick Caldecott
Russell |
20 May 1864 |
scott |
William |
who arrived in this colony per ship Lord of the Isles, in
1854. Supposed to be the same person who joined the Police Force in December
1854 and discharged in December 1857 |
16 May 1862 |
seacombe |
owen |
was in |
29 Jan 1864 |
smith |
george
conran |
He left |
7 Oct 1864 |
stewart |
|
immigrated in the Saldanha to |
6 Feb 1863 |
tainsh |
william |
a native of Perth, Scotland,
who arrived in this colony, by the ship Prince Regent, as baker and steward,
about 10 yrs ago. When last heard of was employed in burning wood for
charcoal |
18 Sept 1863 |
thompson |
james |
English, aged 45. Arrived in |
16 Dec 1864 |
toft |
henry |
alias Golding, a native of |
24 Jul 1863 |
wainwright |
william |
a seaman, who left Liverpool by the ship |
22 May 1863 |
wann |
William
henry |
age 19 yrs, was in the employ of Mr
T Moran, publican, |
16 May 1862 |
weary |
peter |
chief mate Amicus, which vessel left |
27 May 1864 |
whitehorn |
|
who left |
5 Aug 1864 |
williams |
john |
is charged with stealing a bay mare at Kenny’s Hut, near Horsham, the
property of William Kenny,
Wonnonaah, Horsham and another horse since recovered, together with cash from
Robert Gibbs at Moke Pilly Station
near Stawell. He is supposed to have gone to Balmoral, Harrow or towards |
15 May 1863 |
williams |
john
lloyd |
aged 40 yrs. He landed in |
12 Aug 1864 |
wright |
william
charles |
aged 20 yrs, who left |
18 Dec 1863 |
wyatt |
mary |
alias Crispe, who arrived in
this colony per ship |
24 Jul 1863 |