Henry Edmonds [8426] ¹

   Another name for Henry was Henry Cramp.

   FamilySearch ID: LX9H-C4G.

  Death Notes:

At Yarranoo.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Immigration, 1833 Nov 15, Sydney, Cumberland County, New South Wales. on Rubicon. Ship departed Londond 6 Jun 1833, and Cape of Good Hope 23 Sep 1833.

• Court: Discharged for Cattle Stealing offence with Richard Marks, 1887, Murrumburrah Police Court, New South Wales, Australia.

• Newspaper: CROOKWELL, 1887 Feb 15, Goulburn District, New South Wales. ³ CROOKWELL. (1887, February 15). Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), p. 4. Retrieved April 2, 2013, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article98466930>

CROOKWELL,
(ABBRIDGED FROM THE GAZETTE.)
POLICE Court-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
BEFORE Mr. W. S. Gunn.
Henry Cramp was brought up on suspicion of
being concerned with Richard Marks in stealing
a number of cattle, the property of G. D. Hay
and James Paget.
Senior-sergeant Maguire deposed: On the 3rd
instant I went in search of accused and found
him at the residence of Richard Marks, his
brother-in-law, now under committal for trial
on two charges of cattle-stealing; I asked him
where he had been between Friday, the 14th,
and Wednesday or Thursday, the 19th and 20th
of last month : he said he was at Charles Baker's,
at Sawyer's Creek: I asked him where he had
been the week previous to the 14th, and he said
he had been gold-digging in the gullies alone;
I asked him if he had been in Murrumburrah on
any of the dates I had mentioned, and he said
he had never been in Murrumburrah in his life;
I then asked him if he had been on the road that
leads to it, and he said " No," and immediately
afterwards he said, "Oh, I was on the road a
little way;" I then arrested him on a charge of
being concerned with Richard Marks in stealing
a number of cattle, the property of G. D. Hay
and James Paget, and asked him if he under
stood the charge; he replied, "I do ;" I brought
him to the lookup at Crookwell; the prisoner
answers the description I received of the drover
who took the cattle to Murrumburrah. I pray
for a remand to Tuesday next to enable me to
make further inquiries in this district.
Remanded till Tuesday.

• Newspaper: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1887 Feb 15, Goulburn District, New South Wales. ⁴ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. (1887, February 15). Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), p. 4. Retrieved April 2, 2013, from <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article98466933>

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
Before Messrs. G. D. Hay and W. S. Gunn.
Henry Cramp, on remand from Saturday last,
was again brought up.
Senior-sergeant Maguire deposed: Prisoner is
a gold-digger and not a drover; when I charged
him with being concerned with Richard Marks
in cattle-stealing he asked, "Have you a war-
rant ?"'I replied, "The Criminal Law is my
authority for arresting you-I have a strong
suspicion you were concerned with Marks." I
now pray for a remand to Murrumburrah.
Prisoner was then remanded to Murrumburrah.