notice · 1847
The Colonial Secretary's Office is seeking information about John and Robert Gower, who arrived in the colony in 1826 and received Certificates of Freedom in 1832.
JOHN AND ROBERT GOWER. NQUIRY having been made by their E brother in England, respecting John and Robert Gower, …
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OffenderJOHN AND ROBERT GOWER
OffenderJohn and Robert Gower
Roletransportation
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationEngland
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date31st December, 1846
Arrival Date3rd January, 1826
Certificate Date3rd April
Certificate Date4th May, 1832
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 5, 3 February 1847.
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