runaway · 1843
Cox John
Cox John, Portland (1), Huntingdon, baker 6 years, 5 feet 34 inches and upwards, fair comp., brown hair, hazel eyes, …
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OffenderJohn Cox
OffenderCatherine Carroll
OffenderMary Carthy
OffenderMary Graham
OffenderHugh Hannigan
OffenderThomas Melior
OffenderAnn Phillips
OffenderSamuel Turner
OffenderRobert Wilson
OfficialThomas Ryan
PlacePortland
PlaceHuntingdon
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 46, 2 June 1843.
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People in this noticeCatherine Carroll · Mary Carthy · Mary Graham · Hugh Hannigan · Thomas Melior · Ann Phillips
Also on page 10RUNAWAYS APPREHENDED (signed Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk): a short list o · Two separate notices detail cattle impounded at West Maitland and Parr
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