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Property seized from John McKie, whose ticket of leave was cancelled, will be auctioned in Dungog on February 4th, 1845.
Criminal Court House, Sydney, 3rd January, 1845. Clerk of the Peace. …
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OffenderJohn M'Kie
OfficialThomas Abbott
OfficialClerk of the Peace
OfficialBench of Magistrates
Offenderprisoner
LocationSydney
LocationStroud
LocationDungog
Notice Date3rd January, 1845
Sale Date4th of February next
Ship Year1830
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 4, 14 January 1845.
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