In 1831, in Gibraltar, Thomas PIMBLE was sentenced to be transported to Australia for threatening to shoot his Sergeant.
Details
Prisoners Rank & Name: Private Thos. Pimble
Regiment: 23rd
Court Martial held: 5 May 1831
Proceeding laid before King: 28 June 1831
Substance of Charges: Attempting to shoot his Sergeant
Sentence approved by His Majesty: Transport for 14 years to N S Wales
(23rd = 23rd Regiment of Foot which later became Royal Welch Fusiliers)
but what has this to do with Hannah SHERIFF?
From the Annotated Printed Convict Indents 1831-1835 (AO Real 907), List of Male Convicts by the Ship Asia (9), Thomas Stead, Master.
Standing No of Convict: 32-399
Indent No: 200
Name: Thomas Pimble
Age: 25
Education (R Reads, W Writes): None
Religion: Protestant
Single, Married or Widowed: Single
Children (Male, Female): (blank)
Native Place: Hereford
Trade or Calling: Ploughs, sows, soldier
Offence: Threatening to shoot
Where tried: Gibraltar Court Martial
When tried: 5th May, 1831
Sentence: 14 Years
Former Conviction: None
Height: 5ft 6ins
Colour of Hair: Brown
Colour of Eyes: Brown
Particular Marks or Scars: Mermaid on right arm, Hannah Sheriff on left.
He may have been a runaway in 1836.
He was given a ticket of leave in 1843 but what happened to him? and who was Hannah SHERIFF?
My maternal grandmother was Alice Mary PIMBLE
Do you need any help finding your PI(Y)MBLE ancestors? Can you help?
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
UK Marriage Certificates 1837 to 1917
I have loaded and linked the majority of available Marriage Certificates for UK PIMBLE / PYMBLE marriages in the period 1837 to 1917.
These either comprise copies of original certificates I have bought or alternatively Faux certificates created from transcriptions of the certificates I have viewed at the appropriate County Archives office.
Visit the PIMBLE / PYMBLE website Pimble/Pymble website
Certificates currently cost £7 a time, rising to £9 shortly, if you have copies that you are prepared to donate then I would be very pleased to receive them.
These either comprise copies of original certificates I have bought or alternatively Faux certificates created from transcriptions of the certificates I have viewed at the appropriate County Archives office.
Visit the PIMBLE / PYMBLE website Pimble/Pymble website
Certificates currently cost £7 a time, rising to £9 shortly, if you have copies that you are prepared to donate then I would be very pleased to receive them.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Pimble / Pymble births in the UK - video
I thought I would attempt to display births over time in a short video clip to illustrate where the name originally appeared and where people have moved.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv9DmADQhDI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv9DmADQhDI
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