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A small brown mare, branded DB on the off shoulder, suspected stolen by Wilson the bushranger, is in possession of the Border Police at Darling Downs.
STATE of the Female Factory, Parramatta, on the 1st December, 1845. …
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OffenderWilson
OfficialC. Rolleston
OfficialCom, of Crown Lands
Offenderbushranger
LocationDungog
LocationParramatta
LocationBundarra
LocationNew England
LocationDarling Downs
Notice Date1st December, 1845
State Date1st December, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 99, 5 December 1845.
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