Charles ANDERSON

Abt 1828 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Charles ANDERSON
  Birth	Abt 1828
  Gender	Male
  Conviction	29 Jan 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom
  	Larceny, Sentenced to 7 Years Transportation
  	Old Bailey Transcript: CHARLES ANDERSON and JOHN TRACEY , stealing 1 painting, value 2l.; the goods of Mary Ann Moore; Anderson having been twice before convicted, and Tracey having been once before convicted: to which TRACEY pleaded GUILTY .** Aged 24.— Transported for Seven Years. MICAIAH REED (policeman, E 108). On 9th Jan., about half-past six o'clock in the evening, I saw Anderson in Tottenham Court-road, in front of a shop, with his back against some railings—Tracey walked by on the opposite side—he crossed over and spoke to Anderson—they remained in conversation two or three minutes—Tracey then crossed the road, and Anderson followed him—they both went towards Mrs. Moore's shop—a wagon passed, and I did not see them—I saw them come away from the shop together—Tracey had this picture in his hand—I collared him, and said "What have you got here?"—he said, "You have got roe this time, Mr. Reed, and I am glad of it, because I am quite tired of the life I have been leading lately"—I took him to the station—I afterwards took Anderson at the Adam and Eve, Hampstead-road, and told him the charge—he said he knew nothing about it, and had not seen Tracey. JAMES MASON (policeman, S 168). I saw Tracey in Reed's custody. I met Anderson a few yards off—he went to the Adam and Eve—we took him. MARY ANN MOORE . I am a widow, and keep a shop in Tottenham Court-road. On 9th Jan. this picture was brought to me—it is mine—I had seen it safe ten minutes before. ROBERT SHARMAN (policeman). I produce a certificate of Anderson's conviction—(read—Charles Anderson convicted Sept. 1847. confined six months)—I was present—he is the person. EDWARD GARDNER . I produce a certificate—(read—Charles Goodwin, convicted May 1848, confined six months)—I was present—Anderson is the person. ANDERSON— GUILTY . Aged 21.— Transported for Seven Yean. Role: Co-Defendant
  Conviction	29 Jan 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom
  	Larceny, Sentenced to 7 Years Transportation
  	Old Bailey Transcript: CHARLES ANDERSON and JOHN TRACEY , stealing 1 painting, value 2l.; the goods of Mary Ann Moore; Anderson having been twice before convicted, and Tracey having been once before convicted: to which TRACEY pleaded GUILTY .** Aged 24.— Transported for Seven Years. MICAIAH REED (policeman, E 108). On 9th Jan., about half-past six o'clock in the evening, I saw Anderson in Tottenham Court-road, in front of a shop, with his back against some railings—Tracey walked by on the opposite side—he crossed over and spoke to Anderson—they remained in conversation two or three minutes—Tracey then crossed the road, and Anderson followed him—they both went towards Mrs. Moore's shop—a wagon passed, and I did not see them—I saw them come away from the shop together—Tracey had this picture in his hand—I collared him, and said "What have you got here?"—he said, "You have got roe this time, Mr. Reed, and I am glad of it, because I am quite tired of the life I have been leading lately"—I took him to the station—I afterwards took Anderson at the Adam and Eve, Hampstead-road, and told him the charge—he said he knew nothing about it, and had not seen Tracey. JAMES MASON (policeman, S 168). I saw Tracey in Reed's custody. I met Anderson a few yards off—he went to the Adam and Eve—we took him. MARY ANN MOORE . I am a widow, and keep a shop in Tottenham Court-road. On 9th Jan. this picture was brought to me—it is mine—I had seen it safe ten minutes before. ROBERT SHARMAN (policeman). I produce a certificate of Anderson's conviction—(read—Charles Anderson convicted Sept. 1847. confined six months)—I was present—he is the person. EDWARD GARDNER . I produce a certificate—(read—Charles Goodwin, convicted May 1848, confined six months)—I was present—Anderson is the person. ANDERSON— GUILTY . Aged 21.— Transported for Seven Yean.
  Departure	31 Jul 1852	England
  	The Lady Montagu
  Arrival	9 Dec 1852	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies
  	The Lady Montagu
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I2049	Australian Convict Ship Project
  Last Modified	2 Mar 2024