notice · 1849
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Ellen M'Cann, who emigrated from County Sligo via the ship 'GILMORE' in 1841.
C. J. LA TROBE: Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 15th September, 1849. ELLEN M'CANN. …
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OffenderEllen M'Cann
OffenderEllen M'Cann
OfficialSuperintendent's Office
OfficialSuperintendent's Office
ShipGILMORE
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationCounty of Sligo
LocationPlymouth
Notice Date15th September, 1849
Departure Date16th August, 1841
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 13 June 1849.
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