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Thomas Ham (1821–1870)

Thomas Ham, n.d.

Thomas Ham, n.d.

State Library of Queensland, 161014

An old and respected resident of Brisbane, Mr. Thomas Ham, passed away this week. Mr. Ham was for some years in business as an engraver, and since the organisation of a lithographic staff has held the appointment of Government engraver. The pioneer spirit was strong in Mr. Ham; he was amongst the first to take up land upon the Hotham and Albert rivers, where he engaged in cotton and sugar growing. At the time of his decease, he had a plantation at Redcliffe; he had the strongest faith in this country for the production of cotton and sugar, and followed his faith by works. Mr. Ham's genial and unassuming nature won him a large circle of friends, by whom his loss will be severely felt.

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'Ham, Thomas (1821–1870)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/ham-thomas-3700/text24168, accessed 19 April 2024.

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Thomas Ham, n.d.

Thomas Ham, n.d.

State Library of Queensland, 161014

Life Summary [details]

Birth

17 February, 1821
Teignmouth, Devon, England

Death

8 March, 1870 (aged 49)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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