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Biographical Register of the Australian Labour Movement, 1788-1975

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  1. Walker, Alfred (?–1898) compositor, journalist and trade union leader
  2. Walford, Frank (1882–1969) journalist
  3. Walbank, Charles James (Charlie) (1880–1965) shearer and fettler
  4. Vroland, Anton William (1874–1957) educationist
  5. Viskich, Ivan (John) (1908–1999) miner
  6. Vine, Thomas Walter (1796–1882) carpenter
  7. Vine, Charles Boniface (1828–1915) carpenter
  8. Vinall, Charles Thomas (Charlie) (1882–1962) miner and trade union official
  9. Vidulich, John Joseph (Jack) (1901–1970) journalist
  10. Vickers, Cyril Thomas (1921–2004) coal miner
  11. Vernon, Arthur John (1859–1947) labourer
  12. Venables, Sydney Harold (Syd) (1886–1959) miner
  13. Vaughan, Sidney James (Sid) (1924–1990) painter
  14. Varty, William (Bill) (1881–1955) coal miner
  15. Valentine, John Crozier (1881–1949) railways employee
  16. Uren, Thomas (Tom) (1921–2015) politician
  17. Upham, Frederick Pearce (Fred) (1855–1910) engineer and pattern maker
  18. Tyler, Peter (1803–1842) compositor
  19. Tylee, Sidney Walter (Sid) (1897–1976) blacksmith
  20. Tweedie, David Lindsay (Dave) (1868–1919) miner
  21. Turner, William Howard (Bill) (1881–1947) trade union official and mayor
  22. Turner, Henry Burton (Harry) (1892–1960) railway guard
  23. Turnbull, Ada Louisa (1861–1899) community activist
  24. Tunnecliffe, Bertha Louise (1881–1974) political activist
  25. Tunaley, Thomas (Tom) (1882–1929) joiner and mayor
  26. Tully, Murray Alexander (1911–1977) blacksmith
  27. Tucker, John Benjamin (1845–1926) wharf labourer and politician
  28. Tucker, Charles (Charlie) (1901–1960) miner
  29. Truscott, Edwin (Ted) (1865–1937) coal miner
  30. Truscott, Arthur Edgar (1882–1975) coppersmith
  31. Troy, Michael Francis (Frank) (1877–1953) miner, trade union leader, and politician
  32. Tripp, Edward Clavell (Ted) (1900–1979) political organizer
  33. Tripovich, John Matthew (Jack) (1907–1976) railway employee and politician
  34. Triggs, Reginald Arthur (Reg) (1904–1983) trade union official
  35. Trewin, Douglas Walter (Doug) (1897–1957) railways employee
  36. Trevorrow, Paterson William (Jock) (1890–1979) instrument maker
  37. Trenfield, Andrew Rudham Percy (1883–1959) railway employee
  38. Treglown, Arthur Charles (1928–1982) miner
  39. Traise, James (1859–1887) coal miner
  40. Trainer, Percival John (Percy) (1886–1947) arbitration court official
  41. Torkington, Albert (1904–1990) gas fitter
  42. Toomey, John (1850–1925) seaman
  43. Toomey, James (?–?) coal miner and trade union official
  44. Toohey, John Sidney (Sid) (1881–1952) printer and trade union official
  45. Toohey, James Philip (Jim) (1909–1992) joiner and politician
  46. Toohey, Anne Howard (Annie) (1885–1956) political activist
  47. Tonkin, Miriam (1928–2025) women's activist
  48. Tonkin, John Trezise (1902–1995) teacher and premier
  49. Timmann, August Adolph (1860–1908) factory foreman
  50. Tillett, Benjamin (Ben) (1860–1943) socialist public speaker
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