other · 1855
Information is sought regarding James Young, a carpenter who left Adelaide in October 1852, and was last seen at Daisy Hill with his uncle John Maze.
JAMES YOUNG, a native of Ireland, by trade a car- penter, who left Adelaide in October, 1852, by the Barbara Gordon, …
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Recorded in this notice
Missing PersonJames Young
RelativeJohn Maze
Occupationcarpenter
Occupationfarmer
ShipBarbara Gordon
LocationIreland
LocationAdelaide
LocationDaisy Hill
Locationthe Meadows
DepartureOctober, 1852
Last Seenabout six months ago
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 104, 19 October 1855.
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Near this placeIreland · Adelaide · Daisy Hill · the Meadows