other · 1845
Information is requested regarding Thomas Muldoon, a blacksmith residing at Penshurst, Upper-Paterson, Paterson, who has disappeared from his home under suspicious circumstances.
A Person named Thomas Muldoon, blacksmith; residing at Penshurst, Upper-Paterson, Paterson, …
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OffenderThomas Muldoon
Roleblacksmith
PlacePenshurst
PlaceUpper-Paterson
PlacePaterson
MagistrateJohn Brown, Esquire, J.P.
PlaceGresford
OfficialClerk of Petty Sessions
OfficialRobert Studdert
LocationCarcoar
LocationPaterson
Notice Date2nd June, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 46, 10 June 1845.
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