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A silver double case hunting watch, maker James Shepherd, found in 1824 on the ship 'Medina', is in the possession of John Usher and is being advertised by Chief Constable George Shirley.
NOTICE. Found in the possession of John Usher, per ship "Medina," 1824, free by servitude, …
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PersonJohn Usher
ShipMedina
PersonJames Shep- herd
OfficialGeorge Shirley
OfficialChief Constable
LocationWindsor
LocationEdinburgh
Found Date1824
Notice Date22nd April, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 33, 25 April 1845.
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