Charles Willingale

1802 - 1872  (70 years)

• Name	Charles Willingale
  Birth	20 Apr 1802	Richmond Street, St James Westminster, London
  Christening	28 Feb 1805	St James Church, Westminster, London
  Gender	Male
  Emigration	1830
  	Convict, sailed from London aboard the John on 14 October 1830, arriving in Tasmania on 29 Jan 1831
  Census	1841
  	In Australia.
  Census	1851
  	In Australia.
  Census	1861
  	In Australia.
  Census	1871
  	In Australia.
  Death	13 Sep 1872	Cascade Pauper Establishment, Hobart, Tasmania
  Notes	CHARLES WILLINGALE (THE YOUNGER) was indicted for stealing, on the 28th of November 1827, 3 pairs of boots, value 10s., and 7 pairs of shoes, value 20s., the goods of Charles Willingale, the elder. Found guilty. Aged 25. Strongly recommended to Mercy by the Jury, hoping his father would find him some employment. Judgment Respited. CHARLES WILLINGALE was indicted for stealing, on the 15th of June 1830, 4 sovereigns, 1 crown, 2 half-crowns, and 15s., the monies of William Hawton. Found guilty. Aged 29. - Transported for Seven Years. Charles Willingale sailed from London aboard the 'John (1)' on 14 October 1830, arriving in Tasmania on 29 Jan 1831. Tuesday, 14th April 1840 from The Hobart Town Courier and Van Diemen?s Land Gazette Peter Hand, Jane Edwards, Martin Hudson, Henry Brough, William Nottmon, Charles Willingale, and John Leadbeater, were each fined 5s., for drunkenness. POLICE COURT. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, 1867. Before the Stipendiary Magistrate, Captain Bateman, and Alderman Robertson. DRUNKENNESS -William Pentland fined 10s. or 48 hours solitary, and Charles Willingale 5s. or 24 hours for drunkenness. From the Hobart, Tasmania MERCURY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, 1868 Before A, B. Jones, Esq., S.M. VAGRANCY Charles Willingale, an old man, pleaded guilty to a charge of being idle and disorderly, and being found sleeping in a yard on the previous night. He had been similarly convicted on several occasions. The Magistrate ordered him to be imprisoned for three months. LAW INTELLIGENCE from the Hobart, Tasmania MERCURY. POLICE COURT. MONDAY, 22ND JANUARY, 1872. BEFORE the Pol¡ce Magistrate. DISTURBING THE PEACE. - Charles Willingale, Hannah Webber, and Emma Surman were each fined 5s., with the alternative of seven days' imprisonment, for disturbing the peace. Agency Number: TA336 Title: HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, CASCADES Start Date: 01 Jan 1877 End Date: 31 Dec 1890
  Person ID	I1380	Willingale One Name Study
  Last Modified	7 Apr 2015

  
  

  Father	Charles Willingale           b. 1781, Maldon, Essex           d. 1852, St Giles, London (Age 71 years)
  Mother	Sarah Dudley           b. 29 Aug 1783, Westminster, London           d. 1 Apr 1838, 71 New Compton Street, Bloomsbury, London (Age 54 years)
  Family ID	F0462	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  		Birth - 20 Apr 1802 - Richmond Street, St James Westminster, London Christening - 28 Feb 1805 - St James Church, Westminster, London Death - 13 Sep 1872 - Cascade Pauper Establishment, Hobart, Tasmania  = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents » Slide Show		CHARLES WILLINGALE, Theft > simple larceny, 8th July 1830. Old Bailey Proceedings
  		CHARLES WILLINGALE, Theft > simple larceny, 6th December 1827. Old Bailey Proceedings
  		Charles Willingale, convict
  		3 months for vagrancy
  		Death record of Charles Willingale

  
  

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