notice · 1842
Joseph Cordingley, a convict transported per Florentia in 1828, is informed that he will hear of something to his advantage if he calls at the Police Office in Hartley.
[ 146 ] Police Office, Hartley, 1st January, 1842. NOTICE. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJoseph Cordingley
OfficialThomas Finn
RoleChief Constable
ShipFlorentia (1)
LocationHartley
LocationBraidwood
Notice Date1st January, 1842
Notice Date10th January, 1842
Convict Arrival Year1828
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 21 January 1842.
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