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Information is requested regarding the residence of Thomas Seales, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip per ship Stratheden in January 1846.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE. THOMAS SEALES. Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 5th March, 1850. …
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OffenderThomas Seales
OfficialEdward Bell
ShipStratheden
LocationMelbourne
LocationPort Phillip
Notice Date5th March, 1850
Arrival DateJanuary, 1846
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 14, 3 April 1850.
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