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Information is requested regarding James Gunton, a blacksmith who left Van Diemen's Land for the Victorian Gold Fields in September 1851 and has not been heard from by his family for sixteen months.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 8th March, 1854 INFORMATION is requested at this Office regarding JAMES GUNTON, …
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OffenderJames Gunton
OfficialJohn Foster
LocationMelbourne
LocationVan Diemen's Land
LocationCleveland
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date8th March, 1854
Departure DateSeptember, 1851
Duration Unheard Ofsixteen months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 35, 1854.
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