John William Lancashire b.

  • Artist (Painter)
Lancashire was sent to Sydney as a convict in 1798 where he continued to be in trouble with the law, usually for forgery. His glib tongue and artful defence, however, often saved him from punishment, including, on one occasion, a death sentence.
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VIEW of SYDNEY Port Jackson. NEW SOUTH WALES. TAKEN from ye ROCKS on the Western Side of the COVE
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Other occupations
  • Ship painter
  • House painter
  • Sign painter
  • Scene painter
  • Glazier
  • Torger
  • Ornamental painter
  • Draughtsman (ANZSIC code: 692)
  • Ship painter
  • House painter
  • Sign painter
  • Scene painter
  • Glazier
  • Torger
  • Ornamental painter
  • Draughtsman