Life Summary - Montague David (Monty) Miller - Australian Dictionary of Biography

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Miller, Montague David (Monty) (1839–1920)

	Miller, Montague David (Monty) (1839–1920)
Born	7 July, 1839 Clarendon , Tasmania , Australia
Died	17 November, 1920 (aged 81) Perth , Western Australia , Australia
Religious Influence	Atheist
Related Entries [View as tree]	Walker, Thomas (friend) Siebenhaar, Willem (colleague) Sawtell, Olaf (colleague) Burnside, Robert Bruce (judge)
Occupation*	anarchist (1853-1897) Victoria, Australia carpenter (1853-1897) Victoria, Australia goldminer (1854-1855) Victoria, Australia carpenter (1897-1920) Western Australia, Australia socialist (1897-1920) Western Australia, Australia trade union official (1897-1920) Western Australia, Australia anti-conscriptionist (1917-1917) Western Australia, Australia labour historian (1920-1920) Western Australia, Australia
Key Events*	Eureka Stockade (Vic), 1854 (rebellious miner)
Key Organisations*	Industrial Workers of the World (Perth) (member) Social Democratic Federation (Perth) (founder)
Key Places*	Ballarat goldfields (Vic) (goldminer, 1854-1855)
Political Activism*	anarchist anti-conscriptionist (World War I) Marxist

* Dates are approximate