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Samuel Eugene (Sam) Deed (1858-1931) miner, trade unionist and poet
Birth: 14 April 1858 at Black Forest, South Australia, son of English parents Samuel Deed (1826-1910), born at Hammersmith, London, and Elizabeth (Betsy), née Cook (1832-1909), born at Wilcot, Wiltshire. Marriage: 7 February 1893 at St Patrick’s Church, Adelaide to native-born Mary Ann O’Sullivan (1862-1932). They had three sons. Death: 20 June 1931 at Peterborough, South Australia. Religion: Catholic.
Sources
Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill), 22 June 1931; Brian Kennedy Silver, sin and sixpenny ale; a social history of Broken Hill (Melbourne, 1978) pp 115-116 & 122.
'Deed, Samuel Eugene (Sam) (1858–1931)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/deed-samuel-eugene-sam-33349/text41646, accessed 8 November 2024.
14 April,
1858
Black Forest, Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia
20 June,
1931
(aged 73)
Peterborough,
South Australia,
Australia
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