George Cleaver, Convict "Lady Harewood" 1831

Convict records indicate that he was tried at Warwick, UK, for stealing a quantity of leather from Samuel Wood.

Indentures of the Lady Harewood:
Number 164
George Cleaver
18 years Could read and write, Protestant, Single
native of Leicestershire. Shoemaker's apprentice. Laborer.
convicted of stealing leather
Sentenced at Warwick assizes 11 Aug 1830 to LIFE
Previous Conviction 6 months
5 ft 5 1/4 ins
Ruddy fair freckled complexion
Light brown hair and hazel grey eyes
slight diagonal scar on right cheek
mermaid on left arm
small scar along under part of right eyebrow outside.

Convict records indicate that he was tried at Warwick, UK, for stealing a quantity of leather from Samuel Wood.

Indentures of the Lady Harewood:
Number 164
George Cleaver
18 years Could read and write, Protestant, Single
native of Leicestershire. Shoemaker's apprentice. Laborer.
convicted of stealing leather
Sentenced at Warwick assizes 11 Aug 1830 to LIFE
Previous Conviction 6 months
5 ft 5 1/4 ins
Ruddy fair freckled complexion
Light brown hair and hazel grey eyes
slight diagonal scar on right cheek
mermaid on left arm
small scar along under part of right eyebrow outside.

aboard "The lady harewood" convict ship 1831, convicts transported to NSW arriving at port jackson on 4 March 1831 with 214 male prisoners inside, the voyage had taken 138 days.