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The death occurred at Ballarat last week of Mr William Chisholm, 81, one of the best-known mining managers in Victoria. Born at Fife, [[Scotland]] he arrived in this State in 1852 and settled in Ballarat a year later. He saw the Eureka Stockade fight.<ref>Weekly Times, 23 September 1922.</ref> | The death occurred at Ballarat last week of Mr William Chisholm, 81, one of the best-known mining managers in Victoria. Born at Fife, [[Scotland]] he arrived in this State in 1852 and settled in Ballarat a year later. He saw the Eureka Stockade fight.<ref>Weekly Times, 23 September 1922.</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 30 August 2017
Obituary
The death occurred at Ballarat last week of Mr William Chisholm, 81, one of the best-known mining managers in Victoria. Born at Fife, Scotland he arrived in this State in 1852 and settled in Ballarat a year later. He saw the Eureka Stockade fight.[1]
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- ↑ Weekly Times, 23 September 1922.
