1913, Roy Rutherford

William Roy Rutherford and William Henry Folwell, 1913

Below also see: Roy Rutherford, 1926

The Cootamundra Herald, Tue 28 Oct 1913 ¹

POLICE COURT.
————
Saturday.
————

Before M H Giles Shaw, PM.
…

————
Monday.
————

Before M H Giles Shaw, PM.

NO SUPPORT.

William Roy Rutherford (18) and Henry Folwell (20), pleaded guilty to having insufficient lawful means of support.

Sen-sergeant Duprez stated that the two accused had come from Wyalong in company with the young girl who was before the court on Saturday. In all probability the girl’s mother would proceed against accused.

Accused were sentenced to eight days’ hard labour.

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The Cootamundra Herald, Tue 2 Dec 1913 ²

FIXTURES FOR COOTAMUNDRA
QUARTER SESSIONS.
————

Wednesday, 3rd December.—Alexander David Murrie, committed from Ardlethan, forgery and uttering; William Roy Rutherford ³ and William Henry Folwell, ⁴ Cootamundra carnally knowing a girl under the age of 16 years and over the age of 10; Henry Miller, Queanbeyan, perjury; Arthur William Staples, Yass, horse stealing.

Thursday, 4th December.—Hermann Oscar Wilksch, Wagga, manslaughter.

Friday, 5th December.—John Bogg, Goulburn, sheep stealing; Charles Shannon, Wagga, indecent assault; Edith Holmes, Cootamundra, uttering; Edwin George Craddock, Temora, larceny (two charges); any other committals.

Saturday, 6th December.—Appeal by Frederick Bell, Infants’ Protection Act .

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William Henry Falwell, Gaol photo sheet ⁵

SRNSW: NRS2232, [3/5978], Goulburn Gaol photographic description book, 22 Nov 1911-28 Oct 1914, No. 2562, p. 137, R5122.

Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 2562
Goulburn

Date when Portrait was taken: 30-12-1913

Name: William Henry Folwell

Native place: Gippsland (Victoria)

Year of birth: 6-9-1893

Arrived Ship:
in Colony } Year:

Trade or occupation
previous to conviction } Groom

Religion: Roman Catholic

Education, degree of: R & W

Height: 5' 6"

Weight On committal: 146
in lbs } On discharge:

Colour of hair: Brown

Colour of eyes: Blue

Marks or special features: Scar left eyebrow. Scar side of right leg. Scar left instep. Two large marks of operation on throat under collar. Freckles on back and shoulders

(No. of previous Portrait ... )

CONVICTIONS

Where and When

Offence.

Sentence

Cootamundra PC

Cootamundra Q.S

1913

Insufficient lawful means

Carnally knowing a girl under 16

8 days HL

6 months HL

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William Roy Rutherford, Gaol photo sheet ⁶

SRNSW: NRS2232, [3/5978], Goulburn Gaol photographic description book, 22 Nov 1911-28 Oct 1914, No. 2569, p. 144, R5122.

Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 2562
Goulburn

Date when Portrait was taken: 30-12-1913

Name: William Roy Rutherford

Native place: Peak Hill NSW

Year of birth: 11th October 1895

Arrived Ship:
in Colony } Year:

Trade or occupation
previous to conviction } Grocer’s Assistant

Religion: Presbyterian

Education, degree of: R & W

Height: 5' 6¼"

Weight On committal: 127
in lbs } On discharge:

Colour of hair: Dark brown

Colour of eyes: Hazel

Marks or special features: Scar bridge of nose, right thumb, left knee, and on calf of left leg. Mole mark right upper arm

(No. of previous Portrait ... )

CONVICTIONS

Where and When

Offence.

Sentence

Cootamundra PC

Cootamundra Q.S

Kogarah PC

1913

1920

Insufficient lawful means

Carnally knowing a girl under
16 years

1) Indecent language
2) Resist Constable
3) Malicious damage uniform

8 days HL
(Served Cootamundra Gaol)

6 months HL

1) £3 or 1 month HL
2) £2 or 1 month HL | Con
3) £2-6-3 or 14 days HL

Roy Rutherford, 1926

The Daily Telegraph, Fri 16 Apr 1926 ⁷

CRIMINAL.
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(Before Judge Edwards.)

Crown Prosecutor: Mr LJ McKean.
…

(Before Judge Rolin.)

Crown Prosecutor: Mr WT Coyle, KC.

TWELVE MONTHS' GAOL.

Alfred Bowen [aka Roy Rutherford] (29), laborer, was charged in No. 2 Court with having, at Kogarah, on March 13, committed an indecent act. Accused, who was defended by Mr RD Meagher, was convicted, and sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 16 Apr 1926 ⁸

QUARTER SESSIONS.
No. 1 COURT.
(Before Judge Edwards.)

Crown Prosecutor, Mr LJ McKean.
…

No. 2 COURT.
(Before Judge Rolin).

Crown Prosecutor, Mr WT Coyle, KC.

INDECENCY.

Alfred Bowen, 29, labourer, was charged with indecent exposure at Kogarah on March 13.

Mr Neil McTague (instructed by Mr Les Gannon) appeared for the accused, who was convicted and sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment with hard labour.

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Alfred Bowen, Gaol photo sheet ⁹

SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6116], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 30 Dec 1925-2 Jun 1926, No. 21548, p. 1.

SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6116], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 30 Dec 1925-2 Jun 1926, No. 21548, p. 2.

SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6116], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 30 Dec 1925-2 Jun 1926, No. 21548, p. 3.

SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6116], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 30 Dec 1925-2 Jun 1926, No. 21548, p. 4

Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 21548

Date when Portrait was taken: 16-4-1926

Name: Alfred Bowen
(aka Roy Rutherford, William Roy Rutherford)

Native place: Peak Hill NSW

Year of birth: 11-10-1895

Arrived Ship:
in Colony } Year: BS

Trade or occupation
previous to conviction } Laborer

Religion: Presbyterian

Education, degree of: R & W

Height: 5' 6¼"

Weight On committal: 127
in lbs } On discharge:

Colour of hair: Dark brown

Colour of eyes: Hazel

Marks or special features: Scars on bridge of nose, right thumb, left knee & on calf of left leg. Mole on left upper arm.

(No. of previous Portrait .. 2569 Goulburn )

CONVICTIONS

Where and When

Offence.

Sentence

Kogarah PC
ditto
ditto
lodged

Barmedman PC

Central PC

ditto
ditto

Sydney Q.S

Central PC

ditto

Central PC

ditto

exed

ditto

Redfern PC

ditto

Central PC

ditto

exed

Newtown PC

Central PC

ditto

Redfern PC

Central PC

ditto

exed

Central PC

ditto

ditto
ditto

ditto

Redfern PC
ditto

CPC

ditto

17
17
17
18

17
17

17
28

22
22

3
3
3
3

12
12

2
2

4
4

1920
1920
1920
1920

1921

1923

1923
1923

1926

1928

1930

1933

1934

1935

1936

1937

1939

1940

1930

1941

1942

1941

1942

1942
1942

1942

1942
1942

1942

1943

Indecent language
Resist Constable
Malicious damage uniform

1) Profane language
2) Malicious damage Government
property

Indecent behaviour

Indecent language
Riotous

Indecently expose his person

Drunk

Indecent language

Indecent behaviour

ditto

Drunk

ditto

Drunk

Indecent language

ditto

Drunk

Indecent language

Drunk

ditto

Assault Police

Indecent behaviour

Assault Police Officer whilst in
the execution of his duty

ditto

Breach of Recognizance
Vide Police

Docket

Indecent language

Indecent behaviour

Stealing

License as an Inebriate revoked

Indecent behaviour

Drunk

Indecent behaviour

Indecent language

Stealing

Indecent language

Drunk

Indecent language

ditto

Assault constable

Indecent language

Have Supposed Stolen Money

Indecent language

Drunk

ditto

Indecent language
Drunk

ditto

Indecent language

ditto
Drunk

ditto

Indent language

Indecent behaviour

Drunk

£3 or 1 month HL
£2 or 1 month HL | Con
£2-6-3 or 14 days HL

1) £5-5-0 or 1 month HL

2) £5-5-0 or 1 month HL | concur

23/6 or 7 days HL

£2-3-6 or 14 days HL
23/6 or 7 days HL

12 months HL

13/6 or 24 hours H.L.

43/6 or 14 days H.L.

£1-3-6 or 7 days HL.

£2-4-0 or 1 day HL

19/- or 3 days HL

19/- or 48 hours HL

24/- or 4 days HL

64/- or 6 days HL

24/- or 2 days HL

64/- or 6 days HL

24/- or 2 days HL

14/- or 24 hours HL

24/- or 2 days HL

44/- or 4 days HL & sureties
or 20 days HL

44/- or 4 days HL & Sureties
or 14 days HL

£2 or 14 days HL

£1 or 2 days HL

42/- or 4 days HL

44/- or 4 days HL

Bound over for 12 months under
Sec 11 of “Inebriates” Act

44/- or 4 days & sureties or
7 days HL

Balance of 12 months
detention imposed 19/12/1934

£5.2.0 or 10 days HL

£5.4.0 or 10 days HL

44/- or 4 days HL

24/- or 2 days HL

34/- or 3 days HL

£5-4-0 or 10 days HL & ordered to find recognizance in £10 with two Sureties
in £5 each or one Surety in £10 to be
of Good Behaviour for 12 months or in
default 14 days HL. Accumulative

£3-4-0 or 6 days HL

1 month HL

64/- or 6 days HL

24/- or 4 days HL

£5/4/0 or 10 days

64/- or 6 days HL

£5-4-0 or 10 days

£5-2-0 or 10 days

£5-4-0 or 10 days HL

24/- or 48 hours 4653

24/- or 48 hours HL 4899

34/- or 3 days HL 5042

44/- or 4 days HL 5364

44/- or 4 days HL 5491

44/- or 4 days HL 5604

44/- or 4 days HL 5759

44/- or 4 days HL 6035

44/- or 4 days HL 293

£3-14 or 7 days 560

44/- or 4 days & sureties
or 14 days

44/- or 4 days 1595

24/- or 48 hours PD 842/34 &
£5-2 or 10 days | SP 1971

44/- or 4 days & sureties
or 14 days

44/- or 4 days 2678

£5-4 or 10 days 2944
£5-4 or 10 days | Concurrent

44/- or 4 days & sureties
or 1 month 3524

44/- or 4 days & sureties
or 14 days 7141 Concurrent

44/- or 4 days & sureties
or 10 days concurrent 7939

Recogs as Inde self in £20 to
be Good Behaviour for 12 months
PD 842/344

And 2 previous convictions for which See Photo No. as above

¹ The Cootamundra Herald, Tue 28 Oct 1913, p. 3. Emphasis added.

² The Cootamundra Herald, Tue 2 Dec 1913, p. 2. Emphasis added.

³ To view the digitised WWI service record (service number 5797, barcode 8072646) of William Roy Rutherford go to: www.naa.gov.au.

⁴ To view the digitised WWI service record (service number 398, barcode 3912865) of William Henry Folwell go to: www.naa.gov.au

⁵ SRNSW: NRS2232, [3/5978], Goulburn Gaol photographic description book, 22 Nov 1911-28 Oct 1914, No. 2562, p. 137, R5122.

⁶ SRNSW: NRS2232, [3/5978], Goulburn Gaol photographic description book, 22 Nov 1911-28 Oct 1914, No. 2569, p. 144, R5122.

⁷ The Daily Telegraph, Fri 16 Apr 1926, p. 9.

⁸ The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 16 Apr 1926, p. 8.

⁹ SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6116], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 30 Dec 1925-2 Jun 1926, No. 21548, p. –. Emphasis added.

Indecent Exposure