Peter MacVean (1828–1896)
Dr. [Peter] MacVean died suddenly at Korong Vale to-day while on his periodical professional visit to that township. The particulars to hand are meagre, but it appears he was seized with a fit while walking down the street, and was carried into one of the private houses and died within a few minutes. Dr. Rinder, who had been telegraphed for, was absent in the country, and three hours elapsed before his arrival. Dr. MacVean was an old identity, having practised his profession in the district for 30 years after relinquishing squatting pursuits and the ownership of the Mount Greenock and Torpichen stations.
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Related Entries in NCB Sites
- MacVean, Margaret (mother)
- MacVean, Alexander (father)
- Cameron, Margaret (sister)
- Hill, Mary (sister)
- MacVean, Annie (sister)
- McRae, Elizabeth (sister)
- MacVean, John Hugh (brother)
- MacVean, Hugh (brother)
- MacVean, Allan (brother)
- MacVean, John (brother)
- MacVean, Hannah (sister-in-law)
- Were, Anne Isabella (niece)
- MacVean, Armstrong Poliah (nephew)
- MacVean, Alexander (nephew)
- Macvean, Duncan (nephew)
- MacVean, John (nephew)
- MacVean, Jessie Davina (niece by marriage)
- MacVean, Jane Marian (niece by marriage)
Citation details
'MacVean, Peter (1828–1896)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/macvean-peter-19990/text31155, accessed 11 September 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
21 June,
1828
Ardgour,
Argyll,
Scotland
Death
21 July,
1896
(aged 68)
Wedderburn,
Victoria,
Australia
Cause of Death
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