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Electorates
- MLC South-East Province 22 May 1910 – 21 May 1922
- Contested Albany 22 March 1924
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Personal Information |
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12 April 1851 |
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Albany, Western Australia |
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16 February 1926 |
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Albany, Western Australia |
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Albany Cemetery, Western Australia |
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Son of Hugh, master mariner, and Emily Hind |
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Married 8 August 1881, Albany to Grace Cheyne Moir (born circa April 1854 and died circa April 1932), daughter of Andrew and Emily Trimmer
Children: three sons and four daughters |
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Church of England |
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Businessperson |
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Began work at the age of 10 years
Merchant, coastal trade and whaler at Albany until 1881 when developed a business in the town |
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Albany Municipal Council nine years
Mayor 1902–1909 |
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Member Albany School Board
Justice of the Peace
Lived in retirement in Albany after 1922 |
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Albany Advertiser, 17 February 1926.
Battye, JS. The Cyclopedia of Western Australia, vol 1, p. 329–30.
Erikson, Rica. The bicentennial dictionary of Western Australians, pre-1829-1888, Volume III.
Garden, DS. Albany: A Panorama of the Sound from 1827.
West Australian,17 February 1926. |
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