other · 1845
CATARAQUI
[423] UNMARRIED MALES. No deaths occurred during the voyage amongst the adult Emigrants; …
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ShipCATARAQUI
ShipCATARAQUI
ShipCataraqui
OfficialJohn Patterson
OfficialActing Immigration Agent
PlaceLiverpool
PlaceSt. Paul's Island
PlaceKing's Island
Eventshipwreck
Departure Date20th April, 1845
Event Periodmiddle of July
Event Date3rd of August
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 90, 24 September 1845.
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