Who was Frederick Pottinger?
Q: Who was Frederick Pottinger?
A: Frederick William Pottinger was a police inspector who was born on April 27, 1831, in India.
Q: What did Frederick Pottinger become famous for?
A: Frederick Pottinger became famous for leading the New South Wales police in their hunt for the bushrangers Ben Hall, John Gilbert, Frank Gardiner, and John Dunn.
Q: What is a bushranger?
A: A bushranger is a term used in Australia to describe a person who lived in the bush (outback) and survived by robbing people and stealing livestock.
Q: Where did Frederick Pottinger lead the police hunt for bushrangers?
A: Frederick Pottinger led the New South Wales police in their hunt for bushrangers in Australia.
Q: What were the names of the bushrangers that Frederick Pottinger hunted?
A: The bushrangers that Frederick Pottinger hunted were Ben Hall, John Gilbert, Frank Gardiner, and John Dunn.
Q: What is a police inspector?
A: A police inspector is a senior police officer who is responsible for managing police officers and ensuring law and order are upheld.
Q: When did Frederick Pottinger die?
A: Frederick Pottinger died in 1865, aged 34.
