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Warden of district council
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John Dawson per'Lord Lyndoch' assigned servant
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Requesting that Captain P.P. King allow himself to be nominated as representative in the Legislative Council for the counties of Gloucester and Macquarie
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On list printed in the Gazette for New Commission of the Peace
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Calling a public meeting of the electors of co. Durham to discuss an address recently published by S.A. Donaldson
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Trustee Presbyterian Burial Ground and school house
Place:
Eagleton, Raymond Terrace
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William Archer and George Theedham found not guilty of killing a horse, the property of Kenneth Snodgrass. Witnesses Michael Henderson, Matthew Brady, Robert Russell, James Merry, Patrick Walsh, Malcolm Nicholson, Constable Thomas Jones, Michael Groden
First Name:
Kenneth the younger
Place:
Eagleton, Raymond Terrace
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William Archer and George Theedham found not guilty of wilfuly and maliciously killing a horse belonging to Kenneth Snodgrass the younger on 27th October 1843
First Name:
Lieut-Colonel Kenneth
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John Saward assigned servant
First Name:
Lieutenant-Col Kenneth
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Next in command to the Commander of the Forces in the Colony. Appointed Member of the Legislative Council in the room of John MacArthur
First Name:
Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth
Place:
Co. Gloucester, Parish Stockton. Commmencing at SW corner of Peppercorn's grant
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Lieut-Col Snodgrass & Maj. T.L. Mitchell - land grant in trust for Mrs. William McLean with reversion to Miss Janet Wright Snodgrass. 640 acres promised by Gov. Darling 6 April 1829
First Name:
Major Kenneth & Mrs
Ship:
George Canning 1828
Source:
Ancestry.com. New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922
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Major Snodgrass, wife and six children passengers from Scotland on the George Canning arriving on 23 December 1828
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Marriages p26
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From Eagleton. Witness at the marriage of Francis Wilkins Lodge and Amelia Helene Crummer
Place:
Co. Gloucester, Parish Stockton. Commmencing at SW corner of Peppercorn's grant
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Lieut-Col Snodgrass & Maj. T.L. Mitchell - land grant in trust for Mrs. William McLean with reversion to Miss Janet Wright Snodgrass. 640 acres promised by Gov. Darling 6 April 1829
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Passenger of board the Ceres steamer when she was wrecked off Norah Head
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Assigned 1 brickmaker
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Thomas Herwood per 'Prince George' assigned servant
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John Higgins per 'Prince George' assigned servant
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George Middleton per 'Prince George' assigned servant