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Watt, Thomas (1833–1913)

	Watt, Thomas (1833–1913)
Born	12 July, 1833 Renfrewshire , Scotland
Died	1 July, 1913 (aged 79) Port Broughton , South Australia , Australia
Cultural Heritage	Scottish
Religious Influence	Methodist
Related Entries [View as tree]	Watt, Sarah (wife) Everingham, Sarah (sister-in-law) Everingham, Matilda (sister-in-law) Everingham, Mary Ann (sister-in-law) Everingham, James Henry (brother-in-law) McGrath, James (brother-in-law) Sly, James (brother-in-law) Everingham, Nathaniel (brother-in-law) Everingham, Matthew James (brother-in-law) Catt, Alfred (employer)
Passenger Ship*	Magdalena (1853) (assisted immigrant)
Occupation*	business agent (1863-1883) South Australia, Australia Methodist lay leader (1863-1903) South Australia, Australia shop/store owner (1883-1903) South Australia, Australia
Workplaces*	John Dunn & Co (employee)

* Dates are approximate

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