Chain gang - convicts going to work nr. Sidney N.S. Wales, Sydney (1842)

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Chain gang - convicts going to work nr. Sidney N.S. Wales

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Chain gang - convicts going to work nr. Sidney N.S. Wales

1842Somewhere in Sydney The 1840s

Taken in 1842 somewhere in Sydney; the record doesn't say where.

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