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John Carter, who arrived in 1817 and received his Certificate of Freedom in 1823, is requested to report his current residence to the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding communication from his friends in England.
Sydney, 22nd March, 1845.. F Carter, who arrived per "Shipley," in the year 1817, …
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PersonF Carter
PersonJohn Carter
ShipShipley
PersonMr. Simmons
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationEngland
LocationSydney
Arrival1817
Certificate Of Freedom3rd of April, 1823
Notice Date22nd March, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 1 April 1845.
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