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An inquiry is being made from England regarding John Winterbottom, who is believed to have emigrated to the Colony around 1832, and information is requested.
JOHN WINTERBOTTOM. ENQUIRY having been made from England re- specting John Winterbotton, …
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Person Of InterestJohn Winterbottom
Person Of InterestJohn Winterbotton
OfficialE. DEAS THOMSON
LocationSydney
Locationthis Colony
LocationEngland
Notice Date18th February, 1845
Emigration Yearabout the year 1832
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 17, 28 February 1845.
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