ARNOTT Thomas
Name | Thomas ARNOTT |
Country Of Origin | England |
Born | 1781 |
Died | 1847 |
Birth/Baptism | Born 27 December 1781, London, England |
Parents | William and Mary Arnott |
Apprenticeship | London, England |
Skills | Watchmaker |
Work Locations | No record found working in his trade in Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) |
Marriage/Spouse | 5 February 1827, Hobart, to Sarah Myers (d. November 1832).
20 November 1834, District of Clarence Plains, to Sarah Ainsworth. |
Trial | 14 July 1800, Middlesex Sessions of Peace, England |
Sentence | Seven years transportation for theft |
Arrival | 8 October 1803, Port Phillip, Victoria on the convict ship, Calcutta.
19 February 1804, Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) on the Ocean. |
Police Number | unknown |
Convict Assignment | |
Ticket of Leave | |
Conditional Pardon | |
Other | 1800: Recorded as a London watchmaker.
The Sydney Gazette & New South Wales Advertiser Other skills: Woodturner, chair maker. For Thomas Arnott’s full story, see: |
Death | 2 January 1847, District of Clarence Plains, Tasmania, recorded as a chair maker
Cause of death: inflammation in stomach |
References | |
Charles Bateson, The Convict Ships 1787-1868, 1959. Marjorie Tipping, Convicts Unbound: The Story of the Calcutta Convicts & their Settlement in Australia, 1988, pp250-1. TAHO: CON22/1/1, RGD35/1/18 no1 Death 1847. Web: Ancestry: England Select Births & Christenings 1781-1782; England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1800. https://vandemonian.info/arnott-family – Ian Byers The Sydney Gazette & New South Wales Advertiser 27 November 1803; The Hobart Town Courier 30 November 1832 [Sarah Arnett] |
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