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2734 DAVID WESTGATE BOWLES, formerly of Aldeby, Norfolk, who left England in the Posthumous on the 3rd of August, 1852, …
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PersonDavid Westgate Bowles
PlaceAldeby, Norfolk
ShipPosthumous
PlaceMount Alexander
PersonThomas Butcher
PersonMr. Sprott
PlaceMelbourne
PlacePlenty River
PersonThomas Milthorpe
PersonJames Byrne
ShipThames
PlaceGeelong
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 107, 26 October 1855.
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Near this placeAldeby, Norfolk · Mount Alexander · Melbourne · Plenty River · Geelong