Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 1
This volume of the Australian Dictionary of Biography is the first of two for the period 1788-1850 and covers names A-H.
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Day, Edward Denny
(1801–1876)
police magistrate
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Deane, John Philip
(1796–1849)
musician
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de Gillern, William
(1787–1857)
soldier and settler
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Degraves, Peter
(1778–1852)
engineer, shipbuilder and factory owner
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de la Condamine, Thomas
(1797–1873)
soldier
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de Little, Robert
(1808–1876)
architect, builder and merchant
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de Mestre, Jean Charles Prosper
(1789–1844)
merchant
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Dickson, John
(1774–1843)
engineer, manufacturer, and grazier
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Dillon, Peter
(1788–1847)
adventurer
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Divine, Nicholas
(1739–1830)
superintendent of convicts
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Dixon, James
(1758–1840)
Roman Catholic priest
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Dixon, Robert
(1800–1858)
surveyor and explorer
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Dobie, John
(1794–1866)
naval surgeon and grazier
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Docker, Joseph
(1793–1865)
Church of England clergyman and settler
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Dodd, Henry Edward
(1752–1791)
farmhand
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Donohoe, John (Jack)
(1806–1830)
bushranger
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Dore, Richard
(1749–1800)
deputy judge advocate
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Douglass, Henry Grattan
(1790–1865)
doctor of medicine and public servant
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Dowling, Henry
(1780–1869)
Baptist minister
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Dowling, Henry
(1810–1885)
printer, publisher, bank manager and philanthropist
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Dowling, Sir James
(1787–1844)
judge
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Doyle, Cyrus Matthew
(1793–1855)
pastoralist
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Draper, Daniel James
(1810–1866)
Wesleyan Methodist minister
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Drennan, Frederick
(1779–1837)
public servant
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Driscoll, Cornelius
(1782–1847)
public servant and banker
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Druitt, George
(1775–1842)
military officer, public servant and settler
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Drummond, James
(1787–1863)
botanist and plant collector
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Drummond, John
(?–?)
public servant
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Drummond, Ralph
(1792–1872)
Presbyterian clergyman
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Dry, Richard
(1771–1843)
public servant and pastoralist
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Dry, Sir Richard
(1815–1869)
landowner and politician
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Drysdale, Anne
(1792–1853)
woman squatter
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Dulhunty, Robert Venour
(1802–1853)
landowner, commissioner of crown lands and magistrate
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Dumaresq, Edward
(1802–1906)
surveyor, public servant and landowner
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Dumaresq, Henry
(1792–1838)
public servant, landowner and grazier
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Dumaresq, William John
(1793–1868)
civil engineer
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Duncan, Handasyde
(1811–1878)
medical practitioner
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Duncan, William Augustine
(1811–1885)
journalist and public servant
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Dundas, Henry
(1742–1811)
British politician
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Dunlop, Eliza Hamilton
(1796–1880)
lyric writer and student of the Aboriginals
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Dunlop, James
(1793–1848)
astronomer
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Dunn, John
(1790–1861)
merchant and banker
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Duterrau, Benjamin
(1767–1851)
artist
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Dutton, Francis Stacker
(1818–1877)
politician
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Dutton, Frederick Hansborough
(1812–1890)
pastoralist
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Dutton, William
(1811–1878)
sea-captain and farmer
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Dutton, William Hampden
(1805–1849)
pastoralist
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Eagar, Edward
(1787–1866)
lawyer and merchant
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Eales, John
(1799–1871)
grazier and pioneer pastoralist
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Eardley-Wilmot, Sir John Eardley
(1783–1847)
lieutenant-governor