notice · 1854
The Colonial Secretary's Office requests information about Edward Pascoe, also known as James Phillips, who arrived in the colony as a seaman in September 1853.
915 Colonial Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 8th April, 1854. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderEdward Pascoe
OffenderJames Phillips
OfficialHenry Moore, Esquire
OfficialJohn Foster
LocationPenzance
LocationCornwall
LocationSydney
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date8th April, 1854
Arrival DateSeptember, 1853
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 29, 11 April 1854.
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