notice · 1845
An inquiry is made regarding John Winterbottom, who may have emigrated to the Colony around 1832, with a request for information to be sent to the Colonial Secretary's Office.
JOHN WINTERBOTTом. ENQUIRY having been made from England re- specting John Winterbotton, …
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PersonJOHN WINTERBOTTом
PersonJohn Winterbotton
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
OfficialE. DEAS THOMSON
LocationSydney
Locationthis Colony
Notice Date18th February, 1845
Emigration Year1832
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 16, 25 February 1845.
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