James HAYHURST, expiree no. 10082. Recorded as dying in the Albany Prison (assume convict goal).
His death in Albany is not fully proven, as he is also recorded as dying in the Toodyay area on 9 March 1882.
Convict records (Acc 1156/R&d9b-R&d10) show James Hurst being sent to Albany on 24 April 1885 to join the Albany Sandpatch party (a type of remission reward for good conduct).
His death in Albany is not fully proven, as he is also recorded as dying in the Toodyay area on 9 March 1882.
Convict records (Acc 1156/R&d9b-R&d10) show James Hurst being sent to Albany on 24 April 1885 to join the Albany Sandpatch party (a type of remission reward for good conduct).
James HAYHURST, expiree no. 10082. Recorded as dying in the Albany Prison (assume convict goal).
His death in Albany is not fully proven, as he is also recorded as dying in the Toodyay area on 9 March 1882.
Convict records (Acc 1156/R&d9b-R&d10) show James Hurst being sent to Albany on 24 April 1885 to join the Albany Sandpatch party (a type of remission reward for good conduct).
His death in Albany is not fully proven, as he is also recorded as dying in the Toodyay area on 9 March 1882.
Convict records (Acc 1156/R&d9b-R&d10) show James Hurst being sent to Albany on 24 April 1885 to join the Albany Sandpatch party (a type of remission reward for good conduct).
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