Thomas Green - A Timeline
For more about Thomas and his family, see Family Legends, can they be Trusted?
For a short story I wrote about him, see New Beginnings
1780? Thomas is born, somewhere in England.
28 March 1799 Thomas assaults Sarah Jarvis, and steals a bundle
of clothing from her.
3 April 1799 Thomas is tried at the Old Bailey, and sentenced to
death. He claims to be a Shropshire man, 19 years old.1
21 May 1799 Along with eight others, Thomas is pardoned
from the death sentence on condition of being transported for life to NSW.2
20 Nov 1800 The Royal Admiral arrives in NSW, with
Thomas on board.3
14 Aug 1803 Thomas testifies in court regarding an assault
upon him by Thomas Biggers.4
1 Jan 1806 Thomas is granted 50 acres of land in the District
of Evan [Penrith] by Governor King.5
28 May 1806 A reference to constable Thomas Green seizing
a still.6
Aug 1806 A settler, with 50 acres in the Nepean, an emancipated
convict.7
28 Feb 1807 Thomas sells his land to Jacob Russell.5
27 Jun 1807 Thomas transfers ownership of his house to
Catherine.8
5 March 1809 A Thomas Green in the Hawkesbury area is
granted a wine and spirit license.9
Feb 1811 Described as a convict, serving a life sentence,
who arrived via the Royal Admiral.10
9 Feb 1811 Constable at Windsor.11
22 May 1813 Poundkeeper at Windsor.12
5 Feb 1814 Thomas is commended for the capture of runaway
convicts.13
Oct 1814 Thomas and his wife Catherine McLoghlin are mustered
at Windsor.14
1814-15 Thomas appears on a list of those receiving rations
at Windsor. ‘Dead’ appears next to his name in the last entry.15
11 May 1815 Thomas disappears at Bathurst, while travelling
in the Governor’s party across the new road.16,17
31 Jan 1822 George Loder, gaoler at Windsor, refers to
his predecessor, Thomas Green.18
ABGR Australian Biographical and Genealogical
Record
AJCP Australian Joint Copy Project
AONSW Archives Office of NSW
BDMs Births, Deaths and Marriages
Col. Sec. Colonial Secretary
HO Home Office (in England)
LTONSW Land Titles Office of NSW