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Wentworth, William Charles (1790–1872) |
| Born |
1790
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| Died |
20 March,
1872
(aged ~ 82)
Wimborne, Dorset, England
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- Wentworth, Sarah (wife)
- Fisher, Thomasine (daughter)
- Wentworth, Fitzwilliam (son)
- Wentworth, D'Arcy Bland (son)
- Wentworth, Mary Jane (daughter-in-law)
- Wentworth, D'Arcy (father)
- Hill, Richard (brother-in-law)
- Todhunter, Francis James (nephew by marriage)
- Hill, James Richard (nephew by marriage)
- Hill, William Charles (nephew by marriage)
- Hill, Alfred (nephew by marriage)
- Hill, Henry Todhunter (nephew by marriage)
- Hill, Robert Allen (nephew by marriage)
- Fisher, Donelly (grandson)
- Wentworth, William Charles (grandson)
- Wardell, Robert (friend)
- Milson, James (friend)
- Nicholson, Charles (acquaintance)
- Martin, James (acquaintance)
- Horsley, John (associate)
- de Mestre, Jean Charles Prosper (client)
- Leichhardt, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig (patron of)
- Dangar, Thomas Gordon (educational sponsor)
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| Occupation* | - grazier (sheep) (1811-1872) New South Wales, Australia
- landowner (1811-1872) New South Wales, Australia
- provost marshal (1811-1816) New South Wales, Australia
- explorer (1813-1813) New South Wales, Australia
- contemporary-affairs commentator (1816-1819) New South Wales, Australia
- barrister (1824-1827) New South Wales, Australia
- newspaper owner (1824-1829) New South Wales, Australia
- political activist (1824-1854) New South Wales, Australia
- pro-transportationist (1824-1840) New South Wales, Australia
- grazing industry leader (1843-1855) New South Wales, Australia
- Member of Upper House (1843-1854) New South Wales, Australia
- educational reformer (1848-1854) New South Wales, Australia
- Member of Upper House (1861-1862) New South Wales, Australia
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