reward · 1845
Information is requested regarding the disappearance of Thomas Muldoon, a blacksmith, from Liverpool under suspicious circumstances.
A Person named Thomas Muldoon, blacksmith, disappeared from his home under suspicious circum- stances, …
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Missing PersonThomas Muldoon
OfficialJohn Brown, Esquire, J.P.
OfficialRobert Studdert
Roleblacksmith
MagistrateJ.P.
Official BodyBench of Magistrates
LocationLiverpool
LocationGresford
Notice Date10th June, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 49, 20 June 1845.
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