notice · 1849
Two separate notices request information regarding individuals: Edward Willacy, alias John Jones, a former prisoner, and Mary Stewart and Agnes Galloway or Stewart, who arrived in Port Phillip in 1841.
EDWARD WILLACY, alias JOHN JONES. NQUIRY having been made from England, respecting Edward Willacy, alias John Jones, …
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OffenderEDWARD WILLACY, alias JOHN JONES
OffenderEdward Willacy
OffenderJohn Jones
OffenderPrisoner of the Crown
PersonMary Stewart
PersonMary Stewart
PersonRobert Galloway
PersonWilliam
ShipThomas Arbuthnot
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 49, 31 October 1849.
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