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Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of William Redgate, whose wife is deceased and daughters are in an asylum in Sydney, to facilitate their reunion with him at the Mount Alexander Diggings.
INFORMATION is required at this Office respecting the present place of abode of WILLIAM REDGATE, whose Wife is dead, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderWilliam Redgate
Personhis two daughters
Persontheir Father
PersonBrother
OffenderRedgate
OfficialE. P. S. Sturt
LocationMelbourne
LocationSydney
LocationMount Alexander Diggins
Notice DateAugust 3rd, 1852
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 38, 22 September 1852.
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