notice · 1854
Information is requested regarding Thomas Benjamin Grasebrook, last heard of in Seymour, Victoria in April 1850.
INFORMATION is requested at this Office respecting THOMAS BENJAMIN GRASEBROOK, who left England in 1841, …
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OfficialJohn Foster
PlaceEngland
PlaceSeymour
PlaceColony of Victoria
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date22nd November, 1853
Departure Date1841
Last Known DateApril, 1850
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 32, 21 April 1854.
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