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An inquiry is made from England regarding James Rogerson, his wife, and two children who emigrated to Port Phillip in 1840, requesting any information be communicated to the Colonial Secretary's Office.
JAMES ROGERSON. ENQUIRY having been made from England respecting James Rogerson, his wife, and two children, …
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Subject Of EnquiryJames Rogerson
PersonJames Rogerson
Personhis wife
Persontwo children
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationEngland
LocationPort Phillip
Notice Date2nd December, 1846
Emigration Year1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 101, 4 December 1846.
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