Samuel Train

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Sameul Train placed an advertisement in the Queensland Times on 13 July 1867 cautioning the public "against giving Credit to my Wife (maiden name, Deborah Hayes), she having left her home without cause or provocation, and taking £7 of my money, with her." He signed the ad: Samuel Train, Chinaman.

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References (online)Caution against wife, 1867

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Samuel Train