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I AM trying to find relatives of my great-grandfather, John Martin Davis, who came to Australia in January, 1828.

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Fri, 06 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

He was born in Cork in 1799 and had six brothers one was in the 39th Regiment, a chaplain in the 18th Regiment and a surveyor in Dublin.

I know nothing of their parents.

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