Henry Beresford Garrett
Henry Beresford Garrett (c.1818–3 September 1885) was a habitual criminal who served prison sentences in England, Tasmania, Victoria and New Zealand. He is the only bushranger to have a town named after one of his alias.
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| Born | 1818 Bottesford, England |
| Died | 3 September 1885 Wellington, New Zealand |
| Other names | Henry Beresford Garratt |
| Occupation | Copper |
| Conviction(s) | Armed robbery |
| Criminal penalty | Numerous sentences |
Bibliography
- Garrett, H. Recollections of convict life in Norfolk Island and Victoria. Dunedin, 1973
- Hill, R. S. Policing the colonial frontier. 2 vols. Wellington, 1986
- Tonkin, L. The real Henry Garrett. Dunedin, [1980]
References
- Green, David. "Henry Beresford Garrett". Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Retrieved 23 April 2017.
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