Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 3
This volume of the Australian Dictionary of Biography is the first of four for the period 1851-1890 and covers names A-C.
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Aarons, Joseph
(1821–1904)
pastoralist
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Abbott, Francis
(1799–1883)
watchmaker, amateur astronomer and meteorologist
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Abbott, Joseph
(1843–1903)
wool-broker and politician
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Abbott, Joseph Henry
(1830–1904)
businessman, civic leader and politician
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Abbott, Sir Joseph Palmer
(1842–1901)
solicitor and politician
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Abbott, Robert Palmer
(1830–1901)
solicitor and politician
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à Beckett, Sir Thomas
(1836–1919)
judge
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à Beckett, Thomas Turner
(1808–1892)
lawyer and politician
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à Beckett, Sir William
(1806–1869)
chief justice
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à Beckett, William Arthur
(1833–1901)
barrister
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Abigail, Francis
(1840–1921)
leather merchant, manufacturer and politician
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Adams, Francis William
(1862–1893)
poet, novelist, commentator and radical
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Adams, George
(1839–1904)
publican and lottery promoter
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Adams, Philip Francis
(1828–1901)
surveyor, viticulturist and astronomer
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Adams, Robert Patten
(1831–1911)
judge
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Adams, Walter
(1830–1892)
businessman, sugar planter and politician
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Adamson, Travers
(1827–1897)
lawyer, politician and public servant
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Agnew, Sir James Willson
(1815–1901)
medical practitioner and politician
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Ah Mouy, Louis
(1826–1918)
merchant and Chinese community leader
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Alderson, William Maddison
(1814–1884)
manufacturer and politician
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Alexander, Maurice
(1820–1874)
parliamentarian, merchant and philanthropist
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Allan, George Leavis
(1826–1897)
music dealer
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Allan, James Thomas
(1831–1912)
pastoralist and explorer
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Allan, William
(1840–1901)
pastoralist and politician
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Allen, Alfred
(1839–1917)
free-trade politician
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Allen, Sir George Wigram
(1824–1885)
solicitor, politician and philanthropist
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Allen, William Bell
(1812–1869)
manufacturer and politician
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Allen, William Johnston
(1839–1917)
manufacturer and protectionist politician
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Alleyne, Haynes Gibbes
(1815–1882)
medical practitioner
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Allingham, Christopher
(1829–1876)
explorer and pastoralist
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Allport, Morton
(1830–1878)
naturalist and solicitor
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Amess, Samuel
(1826–1898)
building contractor
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Anderson, John Gerard
(1836–1911)
educationist
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Anderson, John Wilson
(1840–1917)
estate agent and dairy farmer
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Anderson, Robert Stirling Hore
(1821–1883)
solicitor and parliamentarian
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Anderson, William
(1828–1909)
farmer and politician
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Anderson, William Acland
(1829–1882)
army officer
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Andrew, Henry Martyn
(1845–1888)
headmaster and professor
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Andrews, Edward William
(1812–1877)
newspaper proprietor and editor
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Andrews, Richard Bullock
(1823–1884)
lawyer
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Angas, John Howard
(1823–1904)
pastoralist, politician and philanthropist
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Angel, Henry
(1791–1881)
grazier
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Anivitti, Giulio
(1850–1881)
painter and art teacher
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Aplin, William
(1840–1901)
businessman, pastoralist and parliamentarian
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Appel, George
(1823–1910)
businessman, consul and public servant
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Archer, William
(1820–1874)
architect, naturalist, landowner and politician
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Archer, William Henry
(1825–1909)
statistician and public servant
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Archibald, Jules François
(1856–1919)
journalist
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Armit, William Edington (de Marguerittes)
(1848–1901)
policeman, journalist, explorer and public servant
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Armitage, Frederick
(1827–1906)
Anglican priest, headmaster and philologist