| William John [712]
(Bef 1784-After 1799) |
William John [712]
• Sentenced: seven years transportation, 1790 Mar 1, Wales, Glamorgan, Court of Great Sessions. 1 For stealing 18 Guineas in gold and 20 Shillings in silver from the purse which was inside the breeches of Jenkin Jones of Llangiwg, Glamorgan Drover at Neath. • Immigration: as Convict per "Albermale" in the 3rd Fleet. 1
William married Mary Miller [375] [MRIN: 206]. (Mary Miller [375] was born before 1784 and died after 1799.) |
Noted events in his life were:
Sources
1 Other Researchers, Marg Curd.
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