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James Blackman

Birth

Parents

Residence information

Involvement in crime

Working life

• On 9 October 1820 James Blackman was a rail splitter in Bathurst.¹
• At in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, employed.²
• At in Cullen Bullen employed.^3,4
• At in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, employed.⁵
• At in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, employed.⁶
• At in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia, employed.^7,8

Death

Citations

1. [S470] "RR: Isaac Kemp summary by Lorraine Voigt", 29 Jan 1991, Lorraine Voigt (5 Kenworth Street Brassall Qld 4305); Fleming Family History Archive, Sydney.
2. [S1573] Colonial Secretary, L: Colonial Secretary - James Blackman Jr, Kingswood: Archives Office of NSW, 14 June 1823, page 519.
3. [S1574] Colonial Secretary, L: Colonial Secretary - James Blackman Jr 26 July 1824, Kingswood: Archives Office of NSW, 26 July 1824, page 327.
4. [S1575] Colonial Secretary, L: Colonial Secretary - James Blackman Jr 17 Aug 1824, Kingswood: Archives Office of NSW, 17 Aug 1824, page 209/216.
5. [S1577] Colonial Secretary, L: Colonial Secretary - James Blackman Jr 16 May 1825, Kingswood: Archives Office of NSW, 16 May 1825, page 322-3.
6. [S1576] Isaac Kemp, Convict Muster 1825 NSW: Kemp, Isaac, (Kingswood NSW: NSW State Archives), 11 Oct 1825. Government servant assigned to James Blackman of Bathurst.
7. [S470] "RR: Isaac Kemp summary by Lorraine Voigt", 29 Jan 1991, Lorraine Voigt (5 Kenworth Street Brassall Qld 4305), From the 1828 census.; Fleming Family History Archive, Sydney.
8. [S1579] Isaac Kemp, Nov 1828 Census NSW, NSW, Bathurst, Archives Office, John Blackman's Home Bush property, 6 miles north of Bathurst.

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Last Edited

2 August 2020