Person:James Walker (208)

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James Walker
b.13 Jul 1821 Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England
d.21 Jan 1897 Newbridge, Victoria, Australia
Parents and Siblings
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m. 20 Aug 1820
  1. James Walker1821 - 1897
  2. John Walker1822 - 1904
  3. Benjamin Walker1824 - Aft 1891
  4. Samuel Walker1826 - 1860
  5. Isaac WalkerAbt 1828 - 1891
  6. George Walker1830 - 1907
  7. Wilson Isaac Walker1833 -
  8. Wilson Walker1836 -
  9. Mary Ann Walker1838 - 1919
  10. Henry Walker1840 - 1902
  11. Sussanah Walker1844 - 1844
Spouse and Children
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m. 19 Apr 1840
  1. James Walker1841 -
  2. Elizabeth Walker1842 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  James Walker1821 - 1897
  • W.  Ann EdwardsAbt 1835 - 1877
m. 14 Mar 1861
  1. Rebecca Walker1861 - 1946
  2. Sarah Ann Walker1863 -
  3. John Walker1865 - 1865
  4. Joseph Broom Walker1868 -
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Facts and Events
Name James Walker
Gender Male
Birth? 13 Jul 1821 Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England
Christening? 12 Aug 1821 Rothwell, Northamptonshire, EnglandIndependant Chapel
Other[3] 2 Mar 1840 Northampton, Northamptonshire, EnglandAcquittal of maliciously killing cattle
Marriage 19 Apr 1840 Rothwell, Northamptonshire, Englandto Hannah Matilda Burditt
Other[1] 22 Oct 1840 Northampton, Northamptonshire, EnglandAcquittal of embezzlement
Census[5] 6 Jun 1841 Northampton, Northamptonshire, EnglandCounty Gaol
Other[2] 1 Jul 1841 Northampton, Northamptonshire, EnglandConviction of larceny
Other[6][7][8] 26 Mar 1842 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaTransportation per 'Candahar'
Emigration[6] 2 Apr 1842 London, London, EnglandDeparture of 'Candahar' from Spithead
Immigration[6] 21 Jul 1842 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaArrival of 'Candahar'
Other[6] 21 Jul 1844 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaReleased from 1st stage of Probation
Other[6] 28 Aug 1844 Fingal, Tasmania, AustraliaAssigned to W. Humes
Other[6] 24 Jan 1846 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaTicket of Leave
Other[6] 18 Oct 1847 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaRecommended for Conditional Pardon
Other[6][10] 20 Nov 1847 Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaConditional Pardon approved
Residence[4] 1856 Tarnagulla, Victoria, Australia
Marriage 14 Mar 1861 Newbridge, Victoria, Australiato Ann Edwards
Residence[9] 9 Mar 1876 Newbridge, Victoria, Australia
Death? 21 Jan 1897 Newbridge, Victoria, Australia
References
  1. ↑ County of Northampton, in Home Office. Criminal Registers, England and Wales. (Kew, United Kingdom: Home Office)
    Class: HO 27; Piece: 61; Page: 362, 22 Oct 1840.

    Name, Degree of Instruction, Ages, At what Sessions Tried [...], Offences, Sentences, Acquittals
    William Smith, Imprisonment, 19, County Sessions 22 Oct 1840, Embezzlement, 3 months on each conviction, -
    James Walker, Imprisonment, 19, County Sessions 22 Oct 1840, Embezzlement, - (not guilty), no Bill
    Charles Marlow, Imprisonment, 23, County Sessions 22 Oct 1840, Embezzlement, - (not guilty), no Bill

  2. ↑ County of Northampton, in Home Office. Criminal Registers, England and Wales. (Kew, United Kingdom: Home Office)
    Class: HO 27; Piece: 64; Page: 368, 1 Jul 1841.

    Name, Degree of Instruction, Ages, At what Sessions Tried [...], Offences, Sentences, Acquittals
    James Walker, Imprisonment, 20, County Sessions 1 Jul 1841, Larceny, 7 Years transportation, -
    William Taffs, Imprisonment, 23, County Sessions 1 Jul 1841, Larceny, 7 Years transportation, -

  3. ↑ County of Northampton, in Home Office. Criminal Registers, England and Wales. (Kew, United Kingdom: Home Office)
    Class: HO 27; Piece: 61; Page: 355, 2 Mar 1840.

    Name, Degree of Instruction, Ages, At what Sessions Tried [...], Offences, Sentences, Acquittals
    William Taffs, Imprisonment, 21, County Assizes 2nd March 1840, Maliciously Killing Cattle, -, Not Guilty
    James Walker, Imprisonment, 19, County Assizes 2nd March 1840, Maliciously Killing Cattle, -, Not Guilty
    Thomas Ginns, Imprisonment, 20, County Assizes 2nd March 1840, Maliciously Killing Cattle, -, Not Guilty
    William Watkins, Imprisonment, 20, County Assizes 2nd March 1840, Maliciously Killing Cattle, -, Not Guilty

  4. ↑ The Loddon - Moliagul Division, in Victoria. Parliament. Legislative Council. Electoral roll, 1856-1857. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1959)
    1856.

    Walker, James, Tarnagulla farmer, freehold, at Tarnagulla above the value of £30
    Walker, George, Tarnagulla farmer, freehold

  5. ↑ County Gaol, Northampton, in England. 1841 Census Schedules for England and Wales, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. (
    Kew, Richmond, Greater London TW9 4DU, United Kingdom:
    The National Archives (abbreviated TNA), formerly the UK General Register Office.)
    Class: HO107; Piece: 814; Book: 6; Civil Parish: All Saints; County: Northamptonshire; Enumeration District: County Gaol Northampton; Folio: 26; Page: 3; Line: 1; GSU roll: 438882, 6 June 1841.

    James Walker, aged 20 years, Weaver, born in county

  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Candahar, in Tasmania, Australia. Conduct Registers of Male Convicts Arriving in the Period of the Probation System. (Tasmanian Archives and Heritage Office)
    CON33/1/23, 26 Mar 1842.
  7. ↑ Candahar, in Tasmania. Principal Superintendent of Convicts. Description lists of male convicts, 1828-1853. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975)
    CON18/1/31, 26 Mar 1842.

    Trade: Shoemaker, Height: 4 foot 11 and three quarter inches, Age: 21, Complexion: Fresh, Head: Large, Hair: Dark Brown, Whiskers: Black small, Visage: Oval, Forehead: V. Broad, Eyebrows: Black, Eyes: Blue, Nose: Medium, Mouth: Medium, Native Place: Northampton, Remarks: Small pockmark over left eye small scar on left eyebrow

  8. ↑ Candahar, in Tasmania, Australia. Indents of Male Convicts. (Tasmanian Archives and Heritage Office)
    CON14/1/14, 26 Mar 1842.

    Convict #5674, James Walker, Tried at the Northampton Quarter Sessions, spent 3 months in the Hulks, Convicted 1 July 1841, sentence 7 years transportation, native of Rothwell, aged 21, Protestant, can Read and Write, Married with 1 child. Stated offence Stealing 11 Guineas - 7 Sou[?] - a Gold ring - 2 5/- pieces from Sarah Hughes. William Taff. at the Hulk one month for assault.
    Remarks - wife Hannah of Desboro, father Benjamin, mother Susannah Wilson. 6 Brothers John, Benjamin, Samuel, George, Isaac, - Sister Mary Ann

  9. ↑ NORTH WESTERN AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT NEWBRIDGE, in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. The Bendigo Advertiser
    Vol. XXIII, No. 6475, Pages 3,4, 10 Mar 1876.
  10. ↑ For within the Australian Colonies & New Zealand
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