William FENTON

Abt 1830 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	William FENTON
  Birth	Abt 1830
  Gender	Male
  Conviction	29 Jan 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom   [1]
  	Larcency, Sentenced to Three months Confinement
  	Role: Co-Defendant
  Conviction	29 Jan 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom   [1]
  	Larceny, Sentenced to 7 Years Transportation
  	528. WILLIAM FENTON and ROBERT JOHN FENTON , stealing an accordion, value 7s.; the goods of James Batcock; William Fenton having been before convicted. SAMUEL TAYLOR . I am an instrument-maker. On 19th Dec. I had an accordion to sell—I lost it, and believe this to be it JAMES BATCOCK . I live at Queen-street, Chelsea. I left this accordion with Taylor to sell—it has my mark on it. CHARLES RICHARDSON . I bought this accordion of William Fenton, for 2s., on the day it was lost—the other prisoner was with him, and said, "You may as well buy it," and he took the money. William Fenton. You knew it was stolen; it was a boy named Barrett thieved it. Witness. There was a boy with you. TIMOTHY WELLS (policeman, V 83). I took the prisoners—they said they knew nothing about it—afterwards they said, "Are not you going to take the others?" JOSEPH FORSTER . I saw the prisoners and two others playing this accordion. William Fenton's Defence. I did not sell it, or have the money; I saw it sold. THOMAS GLYHN (policeman, V 91). I produce a certificate of William Fenton's conviction—(read—Convicted Feb., 1848, confined six months)—I was present—he is the person. WILLIAM FENTON— GUILTY . Aged 19.— Transported for Seven Years. ROBERT JOHN FENTON— GUILTY . Aged 15.— Confined Three Months.
  Departure	30 Mar 1851	Torbay, England, United Kingdom
  	The Pyrenees
  Arrival	28 Jun 1851	Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
  	The Pyrenees
  _AMTID	202535729374:1030:192617286
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I1272	Australian Convict Ship Project
  Last Modified	19 Dec 2023

  
  

  Father	FENTON   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F158	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S127] Old Bailey Proceedings Online, Viewed; 19 December 2023; t18490129-528. 528. WILLIAM FENTON and ROBERT JOHN FENTON , stealing an accordion, value 7s.; the goods of James Batcock; William Fenton having been before convicted. SAMUEL TAYLOR . I am an instrument-maker. On 19th Dec. I had an accordion to sell—I lost it, and believe this to be it JAMES BATCOCK . I live at Queen-street, Chelsea. I left this accordion with Taylor to sell—it has my mark on it. CHARLES RICHARDSON . I bought this accordion of William Fenton, for 2s., on the day it was lost—the other prisoner was with him, and said, "You may as well buy it," and he took the money. William Fenton. You knew it was stolen; it was a boy named Barrett thieved it. Witness. There was a boy with you. TIMOTHY WELLS (policeman, V 83). I took the prisoners—they said they knew nothing about it—afterwards they said, "Are not you going to take the others?" JOSEPH FORSTER . I saw the prisoners and two others playing this accordion. William Fenton's Defence. I did not sell it, or have the money; I saw it sold. THOMAS GLYHN (policeman, V 91). I produce a certificate of William Fenton's conviction—(read—Convicted Feb., 1848, confined six months)—I was present—he is the person. WILLIAM FENTON— GUILTY . Aged 19.— Transported for Seven Years. ROBERT JOHN FENTON— GUILTY . Aged 15.— Confined Three Months. William and Robert Fenton Trial P1 1849.jpg William and Robert Fenton Trial P2 1849.jpg