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From: keith meintjes <>
Subject: 1820 Settler Families" (NEWCOMBE)
Date: 1 Mar 00 15:46:02 MST

According to Nash, Robert NEWCOMBE, 31, Cooper, was a member of Parkin's
party. No other Newcombes are listed.

Hockley's book says the same.

Keith
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"Brad S Wilson" <> wrote:


Marthie,
Thank you so much for the information from the Nash book.
Of course (as always), the more I find, the more questions I have.
Val de Kock had noted that Robert Newcombe was a member of "Bailie's party".
I just assumed that Val's Robert NEWCOMBE & this other Robert NEWCOMBE were
one
and the same.
Any thoughts on these 2 parties - Parkin's vs Bailie's? Could Bailie's party
have been an "inland" trek to a new settlement? Or perhaps Robert's wife &
children travelled with the Bailie party when they joined him.

Brad Wilson




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