Bland, William (1789–1868)
William Bland (1789-1868), attributed to Richard Read, c1845-49
Biographical Entries
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- Bland, William (son)
- Smeathman, Henry Osborne (stepson)
- Wentworth, William Charles (friend)
- Nichols, George Robert (friend)
- Lang, John (family friend)
- Campbell, Francis Rawdon (colleague)
- Martin, James (acquaintance)
- Rodius, Charles (artist)
- Moss, Mrs (patient)
- Still, Alexander (patient)
- Terry, Samuel (patient)
- Wardell, Robert (patient)
- Pinkerton, William (patient)
- Thompson, Samuel (educational sponsor)
- Smeathman, Henry Osborne (educational sponsor)
- Hill, William (educational sponsor)
- Lane, William (educational sponsor)
- Redman, William (educational sponsor)
- Hill, Charles Henry (educational sponsor)
- Erskine, George Lynch (educational sponsor)
- Minter, Robert Brownrigg (educational sponsor)
- Nightingale, William Frederick (educational sponsor)
- Marley, Bailey (educational sponsor)
- Armstrong, William Francis (educational sponsor)
- Redman, Robert Harris (educational sponsor)
- Drysdale, Thomas Andrew (educational sponsor)
- Still, George Johnstone (educational sponsor)
- Flood, James (educational sponsor)
- Moses (educational sponsor)
- Moses (educational sponsor)
- Girard, Francis Napoleon (educational sponsor)
- Dobson, Edward West (educational sponsor)
- Jones, Edmund (educational sponsor)
- Curtis, James (educational sponsor)
- Girard, Alfred Michael (educational sponsor)
- Harnett, Maurice (educational sponsor)
- Mayne (educational sponsor)
- Mayne (educational sponsor)
- Clarke, John Henry (educational sponsor)
- Brown, Jabez (educational sponsor)
- Hutchinson, Stephen (educational sponsor)
- Brown, William (educational sponsor)
- Rodque, William (educational sponsor)
- Stokes, Henry Edward (educational sponsor)
William Bland (1789-1868), attributed to Richard Read, c1845-49
State Library of New South Wales, Original : P2/250
Life Summary [details]
Birth
5 November,
1789
London,
Middlesex,
England
Death
21 July,
1868
(aged 78)
New South Wales,
Australia
Cause of Death
Cultural Heritage
Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
Passenger Ship
Occupation
- benefactor (general)
- convict
- emancipist
- inventor
- landowner
- Member of Upper House
- prisoner
- pro-transportationist
- surgeon