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Characters... Mark Fripp
An agricultural labourer from Dorset, England, he was sentenced to 10 years for housebreaking in 1850. He arrived in 1852 and received his ticket-of-leave in 1853. In 1860 he became a farmer in the Irwin River, Greenough and Dongara areas. He and his wife Elizabeth, whom he married in 1859, had nine children. It seemed that he was not a successful farmer, for by the late 1870s he was working in Dongara as a carter. 1887 was a disastrous year for Mark and his family. A fire destroyed the family home. Three months later Mark was kicked by a horse, and died. |
History Pages: 1. History 2. 1849 Order in Council 3. The Prison and W.A. History 4. The Convict Era 5. Crime and Punishment 6. Convict Database 7. Capital Punishment 8. Who Came From Where 9. Characters
Convicts Joseph Bolitho Johns/ "Moondyne Joe" Enoch Barratt Thomas (Satan) Brown Daniel Marsh Thomas McGlinn Mark Fripp Thomas Smirk Ross Alexander The Fenians Administrators Governors Superintendents Edmund Henderson Joseph Nelson Edmund DuCane William Crossman Henry Wray 10. Timelines 11. The Fenians
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