Monday, January 19, 2009

Prisoner Luke MARSHALL 1874

SUPREME COURT CONVICTION 1874
T. J. NEVIN photographs of prisoners at Hobart Gaol 1874



National Library of Australia
nla.pic-vn4270055 PIC P1029/32 (incorrect information)
LOC Album 935 Luke Marshall, per John Renwick, taken at Port Arthur, 1874 [picture] 1874. 
1 photograph on carte-de-visite mount : albumen ; 9.4 x 5.6 cm. on mount 10.5 x 6.3 cm.
Part of Convict portraits, Port Arthur, 1874 [picture]

POLICE RECORDS



Luke Marshall, a collier, was convicted of larceny at George Town, Tasmania, on 30 August 1873 and sentenced to one month.



Luke Marshall was discharged 1st October 1873



Luke Marshall, 45 years old, was arraigned at the Supreme Court Launceston on 8th January 1874 and sentenced to eight years for cattle-stealing. He was transferred to the Hobart Gaol and photographed by Thomas J. Nevin on 12th January 1874.


On board the "City of Hobart" 31st January 1872