other · 1854
Information is requested regarding James Gunton, a blacksmith who left Van Diemen's Land for the Gold Fields in September 1851 and has not been heard from for sixteen months.
837 Colonial Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 8th March, …
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PersonJames Gunton
RoleBlacksmith
PlaceCleveland
PlaceVan Diemen's Land
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date8th March, 1854
Departure DateSep- tember, 1851
Duration Since Last Contactsixteen months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 26, 31 March 1854.
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