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Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 6

This volume of the Australian Dictionary of Biography is the fourth of four for the period 1851-1890 and covers names R-Z. [Read More]

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  1. Vickery, Ebenezer (1827–1906) merchant, manufacturer and philanthropist
  2. Vicars, John (1821–1894) manufacturer
  3. Verjus, Henri Stanislas (1860–1892) missionary
  4. Verdon, Sir George Frederic (1834–1896) politician and banker
  5. Venables, Henry Pares (1830–1890) educationist
  6. Vaughn, Robert Matterson (1833–1908) building contractor and politician
  7. Vaughan, Roger William Bede (1834–1883) Catholic archbishop
  8. Vaughan, Edmund (1827–1908) Catholic priest
  9. Vance, George Oakley (1828–1910) Anglican clergyman
  10. Vale, William Mountford Kinsey (1833–1895) politician and bookseller
  11. Vale, Richard Tayler (1836–1916) politician and bookseller
  12. Using Daeng Rangka (1845–1927) a captain in the Macassan trepanging industry of northern Australia
  13. Ulrich, Georg Heinrich Friedrich (George Henry Frederick) (1830–1900) geologist and mineralogist
  14. Uhr, Wentworth D'Arcy (1845–1907) overlander and prospector
  15. Tyson, James (1819–1898) pastoralist
  16. Tyrrell, William (1807–1879) Anglican bishop
  17. Tyas, John Walter (1833–1903) linguist, bibliophile and university registrar
  18. Twopeny, Richard Ernest Nowell (1857–1915) co-owner of Pastoral Review
  19. Turriff, Haldane Colquhoun (1834–1922) hospital nurse
  20. Turner, William (1837–1916) miner, politician and florist
  21. Turner, Martha (1839–1915) Unitarian preacher
  22. Turner, James Francis (1829–1893) Anglican bishop
  23. Turner, Henry Gyles (1831–1920) banker, historian and littérateur
  24. Turner, Charles Thomas (1862–1944) cricketer
  25. Turner, Alfred Allatson (1826–1895) explorer and civil servant
  26. Tully, William Alcock (1830–1905) surveyor
  27. Tulk, Augustus Henry (1810–1873) librarian
  28. Tufnell, Edward Wyndham (1814–1896) Church of England bishop
  29. Tucker, Albert Edwin (1843–1902) parliamentarian
  30. Tryon, Sir George (1832–1893) naval officer
  31. Trugernanner (Truganini) (1812–1876) Tasmanian Aboriginal
  32. Trouton, Frederick Henry (1826–1896) master mariner and company manager
  33. Trollope, Anthony (1815–1882) novelist and civil servant
  34. Troedel, Johannes Theodor Charles (1836–1906) lithographic printer
  35. Trickett, William Joseph (1843–1916) solicitor and politician
  36. Trickett, Edward (1851–1916) sculler
  37. Treacy, Patrick Ambrose (1834–1912) Catholic educationist
  38. Train, George Francis (1829–1904) merchant and entrepreneur
  39. Traill, William Henry (1843–1902) public servant, journalist and politician
  40. Tracy, Richard Thomas (1826–1874) physician
  41. Townsend, William (1821–1882) politician
  42. Towns, Robert (1794–1873) merchant and entrepreneur
  43. Town, Andrew (1840–1890) stud-breeder
  44. Torrens, Sir Robert Richard (1814–1884) public servant, politician and land titles law reformer
  45. Torreggiani, Elzear (1830–1904) Catholic bishop
  46. Torrance, George William (1835–1907) clergyman, organist and composer
  47. Torpy, James (1832–1903) miner and hotel-keeper
  48. Topp, Samuel St John (1850–1902) barrister
  49. Topp, Charles Alfred (1847–1932) educationist and civil servant
  50. Topp, Arthur Maning (1844–1916) journalist
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