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Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson advertises an enquiry from a relative in Britain seeking two men named George Rodgers, a commuted pensioner of the 73rd Regiment and his grandson, believed to have emigrated to New South Wales.
INQUIRY having been made, by a relative commuted Pensioner from the 73rd regiment,and and his grandson, …
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PersonGeorge Rodgers
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date30th June, 1846
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 34, 27 August 1846.
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