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Name	Frank Hugh Hann
Born	19 October, 1846 England
Died	23 August, 1921 (aged 74) Cottesloe, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Cultural Heritage	English Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
Related Entries	[View as tree] Hann, William (brother) Cunningham, Arthur Henry (nephew) Edkins, Edward Rowland (business partner) Drake-Brockman, Frederick Slade (acquaintance) Barnett, Emily Caroline (acquaintance) Bates, Daisy May (acquaintance)
Passenger Ship *	John Knox (1851)
Occupation *	station manager (1865-1870) Queensland, Australia grazier (cattle) (1875-1894) Queensland, Australia explorer (1898-1907) Western Australia, Australia
Key Events *	settler/indigenous contact (grazier)
Legacies *	Frank Hann National Park (Qld) (eponym) Hann River (Qld) (eponym) Mount Hann (Qld) (eponym)
Key Places *	Kimberley goldfields (WA) (goldminer, 1897)
Properties *	Lolworth (Qld) (station manager) Lawn Hill (Qld) (co-owner, 1875-1894)

* Dates are approximate