notice · 1846
An inquiry is made regarding George Rodgers, a commuted pensioner from the 73rd regiment, and his grandson, also named George Rodgers, who are believed to have come to the Colony.
George Rodgers. AN INQUIRY having been made, by a relative in England, respecting George Rodgers, …
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PersonGeorge Rodgers
PersonGeorge Rodgers
Personhis grandson
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialWilliam A'Beckett
Military73rd regiment
CourtSupreme Court
PlaceEngland
Placethis Colony
PlacePort Phillip
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceLatrobe-street
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 32, 13 August 1846.
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