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Isaac Nichols
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| Born |
29 July,
1770
Calne,
Wiltshire,
England
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| Died |
8 November,
1819
(aged 49)
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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| Cultural Heritage |
Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
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| Related Entries |
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Nichols, Isaac David (son)
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Nichols, George Robert (son)
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Nichols, Charles Hamilton (son)
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Weston, Blanche (sister-in-law)
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McDougall, Blanche Eliza (niece by marriage)
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Dickinson, Penelope Brooks (niece by marriage)
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Johnston, David Frederick (nephew by marriage)
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Weston, Francis Jenkins (nephew by marriage)
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Johnston, Percival (nephew by marriage)
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Johnston, Charles Albert (nephew by marriage)
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Badcock, Georgiana Eliza (granddaughter)
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Nichols, George Robert (grandson)
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convict (1791-1797) New South Wales, Australia
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benefactor (general) (1797-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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emancipist (1797-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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farmer (1797-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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landowner (1797-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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publican (1798-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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shipbuilder (1805-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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shipowner (1805-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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postmaster/mistress (1809-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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public servant (1809-1819) New South Wales, Australia
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convict administrator (1810-1814) New South Wales, Australia
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| Convict Record |
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Sentence |
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Court |
Trial Date |
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theft
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7 years
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