Can you help find information on the following two people?
William Wilolen( may be spelt differently) immigrated to New South Wales, Australia in the 1800s and William Mears immigrated to New South Wales, Australia in the mid 1800s.
The Jewish records may have the details, I can not afford the fees for the information with ancestry.com.au. (They would possibly be Russian or Ukraine or Polish)
More than one William Mears migrated to Australia and cannot find any
William Wilolen.
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