notice · 1846
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson advertises, 30 June 1846, that a relative in ENGLAND has enquired after GEORGE RODGERS, a commuted pensioner of the 73rd Regiment, and his grandson of the same name, both believed to have come to New South Wales; anyone able to give information is asked to write to the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney. A commuted pensioner took a land order in the colony instead of his English pension.
GEORGE RODGERS. ENQUIRY having been made by a relative in England, respecting George Rodgers, …
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PensionerGeorge Rodgers
GrandsonGeorge Rodgers
RolePensioner
Military Unit73rd Regiment
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationEngland
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date30th June, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 53, 30 June 1846.
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