notice · 1846
An inquiry is made regarding George Rodgers, a pensioner from the 73rd Regiment, and his grandson, also named George Rodgers, who are believed to have come to the Colony.
GEORGE RODGERS. INQUIRY having been made by a relative in England, respecting George Rodgers, …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
Person Of InterestGeorge Rodgers
Person Of InterestGeorge Rodgers
Person Of Interesthis grandson
Military Unit73rd Regiment
PlaceEngland
Placethis Colony
Placethis Office
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
Notice Date30th June, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 62, 24 July 1846.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
This person elsewhereGEORGE RODGERS 33 share this name
People in this noticehis grandson · E. Deas Thomson
Also on page 1This is the masthead and date line for the New South Wales Government · By command of the Governor and on the advice of the Executive Council · A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for infor
Elsewhere in this issuefree person · The Colonial Treasurer will auction occupation licences for portions o · Keith · J. Onus · All 88 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 21 July 1846 · 52 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 23 July 1846 · 32 notices
Similar noticesAn inquiry is made regarding George Rodgers, a commuted pensioner from 1846 · Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson advertises, 30 June 1846, that a re 1846 · The Colonial Secretary asks for news of George Rodgers, a commuted pen 1846 · An inquiry is made regarding George Rodgers, a commuted pensioner from 1846
Near this placeEngland · this Colony · this Office · Sydney