Bright ideas about Richard Hogg please - Page 2 - Genealogists' Forum

kiterunner · #11 10-03-14, 10:48

And this looks like his previous conviction:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/15...nSearchResults

Merry · #12 10-03-14, 10:51

J T Hogg must be another child for Rebecca Purvis/Hogg. I expect the third child is going to be another for her as I always thought that big gap without children was suspicious!

Thanks very much for finding this Kate. Going to read up on all this whilct I stuff down something to eat!

kiterunner · #13 10-03-14, 10:52

There is a Richard Hogg death 2 May 1855 at Hobart, Tasmania, age 73, could be him though the age is a little bit out.

Merry · #14 10-03-14, 10:56

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Originally Posted by kiterunner

And this looks like his previous conviction:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/15...nSearchResults

So he didn't learn by his mistakes.

No wonder Reynold Hogg didn't give any of this twig anything.

I would imagine it's even more likely Richard should slot into the other Hogg family somewhere. He is their black sheep! lol

Mary Ann Hogg remarried in 1848 (so I got that wrong about her being a widow in 1851!! - I should have checked my tree) saying she was a widow.

Merry · #15 10-03-14, 10:57

I haven't had a transported convict in my tree before. What else might I find out about him once he arrived?

kiterunner · #16 10-03-14, 10:58

He was recommended for a conditional pardon in 1851:
Trove

kiterunner · #17 10-03-14, 10:59

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Originally Posted by Merry

I haven't had a transported convict in my tree before. What else might I find out about him once he arrived?

I was just looking him up on Trove to see if there was any info. Also the Australian stuff on ancestry.

Merry · #18 10-03-14, 11:04

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Originally Posted by kiterunner

There is a Richard Hogg death 2 May 1855 at Hobart, Tasmania, age 73, could be him though the age is a little bit out.

OK, well I'll keep a more open mind when looking for a baptism. I would think there's a good chance that's him though. I wonder what happened to his son?

I have to eat now.....

Merry · #19 10-03-14, 11:05

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Originally Posted by kiterunner

He was recommended for a conditional pardon in 1851:
Trove

Pity he didn't get to come home and find his wife was remarried!! lol

kiterunner · #20 10-03-14, 11:09

This is where his description was taken from for that Founders & Survivors website:
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/Im...6,208,132,L,80