Tried Port Louis, Maritius 6 November 1841
“For attempt at murder.”
Labourer, aged 50
Ticket of Leave 10 November 1849
Revoked 2 July 1859
Restored 12 August 5?
Revoked 4 October 1853
Restored 28 February 1854
Conditional Pardon 13 February 1855
20 July 1854 TL/Hobart/ Misconduct in harbouring Chinese Seamen from the Victoria. Three months hard Labour
Tried Port Louis, Mauritius, 22 July 1844 for “Robbery”
Age: 26 years
Trade: Laborer
Native Place: Macao
(Macau is in south-east China, across the river from Hong Kong. (Google Maps). At the time it was a Portuguese colony/territory)
Arrived: Launceston 4 October 1844 on Timbo
Launceston Examiner, 9 October 1844
30 October 1849 obtained Ticket of leave
11 January 1851 Given permission to marry Hannah Howard (per Asia)
6 February 1851, Married Hannah Howard, St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Launceston
Conditional Pardon: Recommended for 3 February 1852. Approved 31 May 1853
(I am not sure if this is the same person as the watchmaker Ahong. If it is, what happened to Hannah, and he’s engaged in electoral activities while holding a TOL and a Conditional Pardon, which I’m sure he’d be able to do ???).
Hannah Hong is a witness for the marriage of Ayee Low and Matilda Mace.
