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Andrew Galloway (1862-1934) coal miner and trade union leader
Birth: 2 January 1862 at Wallacestone, Sleman, Stirlingshire, Scotland, son of Andrew Galloway (1837-1895), miner, and Janet née McLuckie (1835-1897). Marriages: (1) 26 June 1888 at Mount Kembla, New South Wales, with Presbyterian forms, to Margaret Fraser (d.1894). They had two sons and one daughter. (2) 24 April 1896 at the bride’s home in Korumburra, Victoria, to, Emma Jane, née Easton, late Blakeney (1854-1943) a widow, born in Hobart, Tasmania. They had no children. Death: 23 January 1934 in South Perth. Religion: Church of Christ.
Sources
Outtrim News; Great Southern Advocate; CRDMU MSS, Battye Library; information from Mrs. Kemp, Perth; P. D. Gardner, Too old to rat: the radical miners of South Gippsland 1893-1904 (Ensay, Victoria, 1994).
Peter D. Gardner, 'Galloway, Andrew (1862–1934)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/galloway-andrew-33690/text42166, accessed 1 September 2024.
2 January,
1862
Wallacestone,
Stirlingshire,
Scotland
23 January,
1934
(aged 72)
South Perth, Perth,
Western Australia,
Australia
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