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Windeyer, Richard (1806–1847)

	Windeyer, Richard (1806–1847)
Born	10 August 1806 London , Middlesex , England
Died	2 December 1847 Launceston , Tasmania , Australia
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Windeyer, William Charles (son) Windeyer, Mary Elizabeth (daughter-in-law) Windeyer, Charles (father) Windeyer, Archibald (uncle) Thompson, John Malbon (nephew) Windeyer, Margaret (granddaughter) Windeyer, William Archibald (grandson)
Occupation*	barrister (1835-1847) New South Wales, Australia grazier (unspecified) (1838-1847) New South Wales, Australia Member of Upper House (1843-1847) New South Wales, Australia winemaker (1845-1847) New South Wales, Australia
Key Events*	Myall Creek Massacre, 1838 (witness)
Key Organisations*	Australian School Society (NSW) (committee member, 1833-1847) Benevolent Society of New South Wales (committee member, 1835-1847) New South Wales Bar Association (member, 1835-1847) Sydney Technical College (committee member, 1836-1847) Aborigines Protection Society (NSW) (member, 1837-1847) New South Wales Temperance Society (member, 1837-1847) Debating Society (Sydney) (founding president, 1838-1847)
Stately Homes*	Tomago House (NSW) (first owner, 1842-1847)

* Dates are approximate

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