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Birth
In truth, her actual birth date is unknown. -
Tried at Old Bailey
Tried and convicted for stealing clothing with a value of 56 shillings -
Transported on The Lady Penrhyn
She was sentenced to transportation for 7 years and left England on the Lady Penrhyn aged about 22 at that time (May 1787).
She was transported with her four year old daughter -
Stabbed by John Ruglass
On January 1789 – John Ruglass, a man she cohabited with, was severely punished for stabbing her -
Charged for stealing a shirt on Christmas Eve
On 24th of Feb. 1789 – She was charged as Elizabeth Fowles for the theft of a shirt on Christmas Eve.
Corporal James PLOWMAN was eventually charged and acquitted of this theft. Ann and her co-accused, Amelia LEVY, were eventually cleared of the charge. -
Found guilty for stealing clothing
On 25th of June 1789 – She was found guilty of stealing clothing
She was sentenced to receive 50 lashes, for three successive Thursdays,
As well as to have her head shaved and forced to wear a canvas cap with the word thief on it. -
Sent to Norfolk Island
On the 4th of March 1790, she was sent to Norfolk Island and was again associated with John RUGLASS while there. -
Allowed hogs/pigs into a garden
On the 27th of April 1790 she was punished, and made to receive 25 lashes for allowing hogs into a garden -
Abused a sentinel
On 13th of Feb. 1789 – She received 25 lashes for abusing a sentinel -
Lashed for stealing and killing a hen
On the 15th of February 1791, she received 75 lashes for stealing and killing a hen -
Worked as a housekeeper for John Holt
In 1825 - Ann was listed as John HOLT's housekeeper at Campbelltown -
Died in NSW, Sydney
Ann died on the 17 November 1826, in NSW, Sydney.