Ann TRAYLING

Abt 1830 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Ann TRAYLING  [1, 2]
  Birth	Abt 1830
  Gender	Female
  Occupation	1849  [1]
  	Needle Woman
  Conviction	11 Jun 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom   [3]
  	Theft, Simple Larceny, Sentenced to 7 Years Transportation
  	Old Bailey Court Transcript: GEORGE MATTHEWS, THOMAS SMITH , and ANN TRAYLING , stealing 24 yards of cloth, value 16s. 6d.; the goods of George Thomas Minor: Matthews and Trayling having been before convicted: to which MATTHEWS pleaded GUILTY .**† Aged 20 TRAYLING pleaded GUILTY .*† Aged 19 Transported for Seven Years. JOSHUA REYNOLDS . I am shopman to George Thomas Minor. On 16th May we had this woollen cloth (produced) safe inside the shop. JOSEPH HEDINGTON (City-policeman, 20). I was with Haydon, and followed the prisoners from the London-road to Westminster-road—Matthews and Trayling went to Mr. Minor's, Smith went twenty or thirty yards further up and watched; they went and spoke to him and returned-Matthews then took the ticket off the cloth, and Trayling took a piece of cloth, put it under her under, and went away—Smith was standing close by, and went away directly—they had been together very near half an hour, MICHAEL HAYDON (City-policeman, 21). I watched the prisoners together half an hour—I am certain Smith is the person. SMITH— GUILTY .* Aged 20.— Confined Nine Months Role: Co-Defendant
  Conviction	11 Jun 1849	Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court, London, England, United Kingdom   [1, 3, 4]
  	Theft, Simple Larceny, Sentenced to 7 Years Transportation
  	Old Bailey Court Transcript: GEORGE MATTHEWS, THOMAS SMITH , and ANN TRAYLING , stealing 24 yards of cloth, value 16s. 6d.; the goods of George Thomas Minor: Matthews and Trayling having been before convicted: to which MATTHEWS pleaded GUILTY .**† Aged 20 TRAYLING pleaded GUILTY .*† Aged 19 Transported for Seven Years. JOSHUA REYNOLDS . I am shopman to George Thomas Minor. On 16th May we had this woollen cloth (produced) safe inside the shop. JOSEPH HEDINGTON (City-policeman, 20). I was with Haydon, and followed the prisoners from the London-road to Westminster-road—Matthews and Trayling went to Mr. Minor's, Smith went twenty or thirty yards further up and watched; they went and spoke to him and returned-Matthews then took the ticket off the cloth, and Trayling took a piece of cloth, put it under her under, and went away—Smith was standing close by, and went away directly—they had been together very near half an hour, MICHAEL HAYDON (City-policeman, 21). I watched the prisoners together half an hour—I am certain Smith is the person. SMITH— GUILTY .* Aged 20.— Confined Nine Months
  Departure	19 Dec 1849	London, England, United Kingdom   [4]
  	The St Vincent
  Physical Description	4 Apr 1850	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4, 5]
  	21 Years old, 4ft11" Tall, Fresh Complexion, Long Head, Dark Brown Hair, Oval Face, Medium Forehead, Dark Brown Eyebrows, Ligh Hazel Eyes, Medium Nose, Small Mouth, Small Chin, Tattoo 'J Walters above Elbow Inside Left Arm, Blue Mark Below Elbow on the Same Arm. Place of Origin is Portsmouth
  Arrival	4 Apr 1850	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [1, 4]
  	The St Vincent
  Convict Number/Ship Transported on	4 Apr 1850	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4]
  	364
  Conviction	9 Jun 1851	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4]
  	making Use of Improper Language, Sentenced to 1 Month Hard Labor
  Conviction	22 Feb 1852	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4]
  	Absconded
  Conviction	3 Aug 1853	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4]
  	Absconding, Sentenced to 12 Months Hard Labor. Appended Aug 1853 to Serve an Addditioanl 12 Months Probabtion
  Conviction	Apr 1854	Van Diemans Land, Australian Colonies   [4]
  	Absconded
  _AMTID	202551021461:1030:192617286
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I1917	Australian Convict Ship Project
  Last Modified	15 Feb 2024

  
  

  Family	Charles ANDERSON,   b. Abt 1830   d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	16 Apr 1855	The Church of St George, Hobart, Van Diemans Land, Australia   [2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9]
  Family ID	F234	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	28 Dec 2024

  
  

• Sources

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