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Henry Case
Convict Number C569
Shoemaker
© Richard Carlaw. 2005-2006
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Introduction
Genealogist at work: I am still putting
together my documentation on Henry Case. In the meantime I have rough
transcripts below, with images to follow.
1823 - Henry Case, Convict Conduct
Record
Source: Archives Office of
Tasmania, Con 31/6 - Conduct record
Henry Case. (Transported per) Albion 1823. Middlesex 4 Dec 1822 -
7(yrs).
Transported for stealing 19 yards of printed cotton. Gaol report "Been here
before". Hulk report "Orderly". Married. Stated this offence stealing 19 yards
of printed cotton, once for stealing Oil Cloth but Acquited - W & 1ch at No 12
Paradise Street Goswell Street a Mantica (sic) Maker. F & M all at Plough
Court Fetter Lane a cabinet maker.
1823 - Henry Case, Convict Physical
Description
Source: Archives Office of
Tasmania, Con 23/1
5' 3 1/2" Tall, brown hair, grey eyes, age 30, shoemaker, Native Place: St
Andrews, scar under left eye, scar outer corner left eye, scar corner of mouth.
F.C. No 1829 312/96 } 7 Dec 1829
Old Bailey Trial
record
135. Henry Case was indicted for stealing, on
the 7th of November, eighteen yards of printed cotton, value 12s, the goods of
William Shepherd Love, and Reece Davis.
William Shepherd Love. I am a linen-draper, in partnership
with Reece Davis, and live in St John Street. This cotton was inside the
doorway; I saw it safe at six o'clock in the evening ; I missed it soon after.
Thompson, the officer brought it to me about half-past six o'clock with the
prisoner.
Thomas Thompson. I am a constable. On the evening of the 7th
of November, I was in St John Street, and saw the prisoner go up to the door,
put his hand in, and take something - he crossed over and dropped it. I took
him into custody.
(Property produced and sworn to)
Guilty. Aged 29
Transported for Seven Years.
1842 - Henry Case,
Census
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, CEN 1/18/153
Henry Case of Brisbane Street. 6 persons in house (3 adults, 3 children). 1
"other free" person - married male.
1848 - Henry Case,
Census
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, CEN 1/79/179
Henry Case of 24 Brisbane Street. 7 persons in house (2 adults, 5 children). 1
"other free" person - married male. 1 "shopkeeper & other retail dealer"
1830 - Henry Case
& Bridget Almond, Marriage Registration
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, RGD 36 No 1338/1830
Page 75. Marriages solemnized in the Parish of
Hobart Town in the County of Buckingham in the year 1830.
No. 298 [1388]
Henry Case of this Parish Bachelor and Bridget Almond of this Parish Spinster
were married in this church by banns with the consent of ...
this twenty fifth day of January in the year 1830 by me Wm Bedford Chaplain.
This marriage was solemnized between us { Henry Case
Bridget Almond }
In the presence of { Rich Smith of Hobart Town
R Hornhold of Hobart Town }
1838 - Lydia Case,
Baptism
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, RGD 32 No 8589/1838
No Where Born
When Baptised
Child name
Parents names Abode
Trade/prof
Sig of minister
65 Hobart Town
8th July
Lydia
Henry Case
Hobart Shoemaker
Josh. Orton
[8583] 5th June 1838 1838
Bridget Case
Town
1840 - Henry Case, Birth
Registration
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, RGD 33 No 153/1840
1843 - Jessie Halkrow Case,
Birth Registration
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, RGD 33 No 1445/1843
1878 - Henry Case,
Death Registration
Source: Archives Office of Tasmania, RGD 35 No 1501/1878
1878 Deaths in the District of Hobart
No When died
Name
Sex Age
Profession Cause of death
Informant
1501 7th November
Henry Case. Died
Male 83
Shoemaker Senility
?M Putterid?
1879
Brisbane Street
Undertaker
Born England
Argyle St
Henry Case & Bridget Almond had 6 known children: Elizabeth (1831), Lydia (1838), Henry (1840), Jessie Halkrow (1843), William (1847) and Joseph (1850).
It is not known what became of Henry's first wife and child back in England.
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