George Thomas Brotheridge (1824–1827)
Additional Resources and Scholarship
- death notice, Sydney Gazette, 3 October 1827, p 3
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Brotheridge, Maria (mother)
- Brotheridge, Thomas (father)
- Brotheridge, Infant (sister)
- Stewart, Esther (aunt)
- Johnston, Julia (aunt)
- Johnston, Isabella (aunt)
- Weston, Blanche (aunt)
- Johnston, George (uncle)
- Johnston, Robert (uncle)
- Johnston, David (uncle)
- Nichols, Isaac (uncle by marriage)
- Stewart, James (uncle by marriage)
- Weston, George Edward (uncle by marriage)
- Johnston, Esther (grandmother)
- Johnston, George (grandfather)
- Nichols, Isaac David (cousin)
- Nichols, George Robert (cousin)
- Nichols, Charles Hamilton (cousin)
- Pryce, Emma (cousin)
- Perry, Julia Marie (cousin)
- Weston, Edward Henry (cousin)
- Johnston, George Horatio (cousin)
- Weston, Frederick (cousin)
- Johnston, Robert Percival (cousin)
- Weston, Esther Emily (cousin)
- Johnston, Algernon (cousin)
- McDougall, Blanche Eliza (cousin)
- Johnston, Leslie Norman (cousin)
- Johnston, Selina (cousin)
- Smith, Isabella (cousin)
- Johnston, David Frederick (cousin)
- Dickinson, Penelope Brooks (cousin)
- Johnston, George Robert (cousin)
- Weston, Francis Jenkins (cousin)
- Johnston, Percival (cousin)
- Johnston, Eliza Christina (cousin)
- Murray, Frances Gordon (cousin)
- Johnston, Charles Albert (cousin)
- Johnston, Bruce David (cousin)
- Smart, Augusta Alice (cousin)
- Collings, Julia Margaret (cousin)
- Johnston, Edward Charles (cousin)
- Johnston, Arthur Alfred (cousin)
Citation details
'Brotheridge, George Thomas (1824–1827)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/brotheridge-george-thomas-25753/text, accessed 12 May 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
30 December,
1824
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
24 June,
1827
(aged 2)
Mauritius
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