reward · 1839
Twenty pounds reward (or a conditional pardon) for the apprehension of J. Whitting alias John Whittle (per Exmouth) and J. Tompson alias Thomas Thompson (per Henry Porcher), absconders from Wangolla Estate believed to have murdered Michael Pecke on the night of 13 December 1838; full descriptions given. Colonial Secretary's Office, 22 Jan 1839.
[ 102 ] Colonial Secretary's Office. Sydney, January 22, 1839. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD; OR, A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
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LocationSydney
Notice DateJanuary 22, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 384, 23 January 1839.
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