reward · 1846
Twenty-five pounds reward, or a conditional pardon to a prisoner of the Crown, offered by Governor FitzRoy (9 November 1846) for the apprehension of those who killed Mr Andrew Gregor and a female servant in his employment at the Pine River, Moreton Bay District; the notice attributes the killings to 'the native blacks'. Gregor's death is one of the recorded frontier killings on the Moreton Bay pastoral frontier.
WHEREAS it has been represented to His Excellency the Governor, that Mr. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 95, 13 November 1846.
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