Crime

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LOCAL CONVICTS

(alphabetical order)

Fynes, John (Labourer)

Crime:

Aged: 21 Resident of Bardney/Coningsby

Stealing £41 from William Turner of Lincoln, in Tumby village.

Tried: Lincoln Assizes on 6 th March 1819.

Punishment:

Convicted with Henry Taylor.

Awarded a Life sentence. Deported on the ship ‘Dromedary’, to New

South Wales, in 1820.

Greetham, William

Crime:

Tried:

Punishment:

Aged: 27

Lindsey Quarter Sessions on 8

Resident of Bardney th July 1845.

Awarded a 7-year sentence. Deported on the ship ‘Pestonjee Banjee’, to Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania), in 1845.

Henshaw, John

Crime:

Tried:

Punishment:

Aged: 19

Burglary.

Lincoln Assizes on 10 th March 1821.

Resident of Stixwould

Death sentence - commuted to Life. Deported on the ship ‘Eliza’, to

New South Wales, in 1822.

Johnson, William (Labourer)

Crime:

Aged: 28 Resident of Bardney

Burglariously entering the dwelling house of William Smith, of

Bardney, wilfully and maliciously beating and wounding, with intent to murder and rob, William Kirmond, a lodger

Tried:

Punishment:

Lincoln Assizes on 7 th March 1818.

Awarded a 7-year sentence. Deported on the ship ‘Globe’, to New

South Wales, in 1819.

Smith, Ann (alias Wardle and Wardell)

Crime:

Aged: 31 Resident of Southrey

Breaking into the shop of William Holland, in Southrey, and stealing

7 pieces of print, a web of Irish linen, 36 handkerchiefs, a part of a web of calico, 3 pairs of women's cotton hose and sundry other

Tried:

Punishment: articles.

Lincoln Assizes on 31 st July 1813

Death sentence - commuted to Double Life. Deported on the ship

‘Broxbornebury’, to New South Wales, in 1814.

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Taylor, Richard (Labourer)

Crime:

Aged: 19 Resident of Wragby/Lincoln

Assaulting Samuel Bee on the King's Highway, at Wragby, and

Tried:

Punishment: stealing a silver watch and a hat.

Convicted with James Jackson and Thomas Monk.

Lincoln Assizes on 14 th March 1829.

Death sentence - commuted to Life. Deported on the ship ‘Layton’ to

New South Wales, in 1829.

Wilson, Thomas (Labourer)

Crime:

Aged: 20 Resident of Wragby

Stealing boots, shoes and other items from the shop of James Limon of Wragby; stealing large quantities of wearing apparel belonging to

William Lee, tailor and draper; stealing a large quantity of wearing apparel from John Utterby of Caistor, tailor and draper; stealing 2 hemp sacks from Paul Hacket of Tealby; stealing 5 speckled white and black ducks from the farmyard of Daniel Drakass of Ludford; stealing a hemp sack, 6 stone of wheat flour, etc, from the corn mill

Tried:

Punishment: of William Cunningham of Ludford; stealing a saw, 2 knives, a hammer, some mutton and other articles from the shop and dwelling house of William Wright of Ludford.

Crimes committed with Edward Taylor and Edward Broxholm. Some of the stolen goods were received by Jane Atkin of Louth.

Lincoln Assizes on 8 th March 1823.

Death sentence - commuted to Life. Deported on the ship ‘Sir

Godfrey Webster’ to Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania), in 1823.

Source: J Benton & 'Convicts of Lincolnshire’ publication.

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