pardon · 1842
Absolute pardons granted to Isaac Clay, James Cook, and George Wood are available for collection at the Convicts' Office in Sydney upon payment of fees.
Convicts' Office, Sydney, 14th February, 1842. THE Absoluted Pardons granted to the under- mentioned persons are now …
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GranteeIsaac Clay
GranteeJames Cook
GranteeGeorge Wood
ShipSesostris
ShipEleanor
ShipMinerva
OfficialConvicts' Office
PlaceSydney
LocationSydney
Notice Date14th February, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 14, 18 February 1842.
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