notice · 1846
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson, Sydney, 30 June 1846, seeks information on George Rodgers, a commissioned pensioner of the 73rd Regiment, and his like-named grandson, both supposed to have come to New South Wales; a relative in England is searching for them.
GEORGE RODGERS. ENQUIRY having been made by a relative in England, respecting George Rodgers, …
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Person Of InterestGeorge Rodgers
Person Of InterestGeorge Rodgers
Person Of Interesthis grandson, bearing the same name
Officialcommissioned Pensioner
Military Unit73rd Regiment
PlaceEngland
Placethis Colony
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceSydney
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationEngland
Notice Date30th June, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 61, 21 July 1846.
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