Lockyer, Edmund, 1784-1860
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Lockyer, Edmund, 1784-1860
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Lockyer, Edmund, 1784-1860
Lockyer, Edmund
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Lockyer, Edmund
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Founder of Albany. Arrived in Sydney in 1825. In 1826 he left for W.A. aboard the "Amity" in charge of a party of convicts and a detachment from the 39th Regiment, to claim W.A. for the British. He established a military settlement at Frederickstown (now Albany) on King George Sound. His family were pioneers, associated with the building of Shenton's Mill in South Perth, some settling in Northam.
Commandant of the expedition sent from Sydney in 1826 to found a settlement at King George's Sound, Western Australia. He was later Police Magistrate, Parramatta. He was granted land at Goulburn 1835 which became Lockyersleigh. He was also Serjeant-at-Arms and Usher of the Black Rod to the Legislative Council.
Customs-house agent in Plymouth, England.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2003054586
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Aboriginal Australians
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Great Britain
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Albany (W.A.)
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Australia--Western Australia
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Plymouth (England)
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Atlantic Ocean
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King George Sound (W.A.)
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Australia--King George Sound (W.A.)
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Western Australia
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Australia--Albany (W.A.)
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Australia--Western Australia
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