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Frederick Wordsworth Ward (aka Captain Thunderbolt) (May 15 1833-25 to May 1870) was an Australian bushranger renowned for escaping from Cockatoo Island with the help of his wife Mary Ann Bugg, and for committing over 200 crimes over six and a half years across the northern section of the state of New South Wales. (Wikipedia) For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.
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Was Captain Thunderbolt related to the Kowald family?
Bushranger Captain Thunderbolt was born Frederick Ward. It is unlikely he was related to the Kowald family, as the name Kowald is German in origin.
Did captain thunderbolt have a wife?
Yes Captain Thunderbolt does have a wife Her Name is Mary Ann Bugg
Did captain thunderbolt have a horse?
no he did not
What did the community think of captain thunderbolt?
The community thought Captain Thunderbolt was a hero because....... (Help Me Find A Site PLZ
Where was Captain Thunderbolt a bushranger?
Most of Captain Thunderbolt's activity was around Uralla, a small town in northern NSW country. He sheltered at a rock which became famously known as "Thunderbolt's Rock".
Who was captain Thunderbolts mum and dad?
Captain Thunderbolt's father was Michael Ward, a convict, and his mother's name was Sophia. Captain Thunderbolt's birth name was Frederick Wordsworth Ward.
Where did Captain Thunderbolt live?
Captain Thunderbolt, aka Frederick Ward, lived near the small NSW country town of Uralla. A rock originally known as "Split Rock" became known as "Thunderbolt's Rock".
What did people think of Captain Thunderbolt?
they thought he was a hero
When did Captain Thunderbolt die?
25th May 1870
How many times was Captain Thunderbolt in jail?
14598
Why did captain thunderbolt become a bush ranger?
because why?
Is there any family background on Captain Thunderbolt?
There is little family information on the Australian bushranger Thunderbolt. He was born Frederick Ward at Wilberforce near Windsor, NSW, in 1836 and, as an excellent horseman, his specialty was horse stealing.
