other · 1846
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson seeks Jonathan Harrison, who arrived by the ship Portsea in 1838, formerly a private of the 52nd Regiment, later a shoemaker at Cunningham Creek near Yass; Superintendent C. J. La Trobe separately asks any Port Phillip resident who has seen the Chief Protector of Aborigines, unheard-of since about 24 March 1846, to report where he was last seen.
JONATHAN HARRISON. INQUIRY having been made respecting Jona- I than Harrison, by a relative, resident in Ireland, …
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PersonJonathan Harrison
PersonJona-
I than Harrison
PersonHarrison
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
OfficialChief Protector of Aborigines
LocationSydney
LocationIreland
LocationCharcoal Creek
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 26, 2 July 1846.
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