George Clarke (1768 .....1811)

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Born : August 1768

Where Born : , Middlesex, England

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Occupation : Soldier

Date Arrived : 7 October 1792

Ship Arrived on : "Royal Admiral " Convict

Rank on Discharge : Private

Date of Enlistment : , 25th April 1800

Where Enlisted : Sydney

Transfered : Governors Body Guard of Light Horseman 3rd January 1810

Transferred 73rd : 24 May 1810

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Died : 14th January 1811 Age 73

Where Died / Buried : Buried 15th January 1811 St John’s Church Parramatta

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Spouse's Name : Mary Ann Brown

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Date Arrived : 1798

Ship Arrived on : "Britannia "Convict

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Descendants:
Children: Mary, Clark; George, Clark; Sarah Clark; Ann. Clark

CLARK, George
Convict, born 1768 St James London England
Crime: Felonious assault and theft of goods worth 40 Shillings 8 pence. Tried: 26 Oct 1791, First Middlesex Jury, Justices Hall, Old Bailey, Death Transferred to Newgate prison 15 Feb 1792: Death commuted to Life
Enlisted NSW Corps 1800 Sydney 3 Jan 1810: Transfer to the Governors Body Guard of Light Horseman 1822: Free by Servitude, landowner, Liverpool
1814: Free, landholder
1822: Free by Servitude, landholder at Liverpool 1825: Free by Servitude, per Royal Admiral 1792, sentenced for 7yrs, Landowner, at Campbelltown
1828: George Clarke, Free by Servitude, Royal Admiral, 1792, age 66 years, Landholder at Airds
Co-habited with Mary Ann BROWN, Convict Britannia 1798( "C/D " )

Researched Cathy Dunn ( "C/D " )