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Holder, Sir Frederick William (1850–1909)

first Speaker of the House of Representatives

Frederick Holder, by Mendelssohn & Co, 1900s

Frederick Holder, by Mendelssohn & Co, 1900s

National Library of Australia, 23386143

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Frederick Holder, by Mendelssohn & Co, 1900s

Frederick Holder, by Mendelssohn & Co, 1900s

National Library of Australia, 23386143

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Birth

12 May, 1850
Happy Valley, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Death

23 July, 1909 (aged 59)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Cause of Death

brain hemorrhage

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