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Icely, Thomas (1797–1874) |
| Born |
November 1797
Plympton, Devon, England
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| Died |
13 February 1874
Cook's River, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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| Occupation* | - Anglican lay leader (1818-1874) New South Wales, Australia
- grazier (cattle) (1818-1862) New South Wales, Australia
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- general merchant (1824-1827) New South Wales, Australia
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- copper mine owner (1839-1974) New South Wales, Australia
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