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Intelligence is requested regarding John Wennington, who arrived by the ship Gilmour in Van Diemen's Land around 1842 and received a Certificate of Freedom in January 1852.
By His Excellency's Command, JOHN FOSTER. G.9856. JOHN WENNINGTON, …
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OfficialJohn Foster
OffenderJohn Wennington
Shipship Gilmour
PlaceVan Diemen's Land
LocationMelbourne
Arrivalabout 1842
Certificate Of FreedomJanuary, 1852
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 92, 10 October 1854.
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