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John (Jack) Millard (1867-1931) builders’ labourer and trade union leader
Birth: 31 January 1867 in Hobart, Tasmania, son of native-born parents Samuel Millard (Milward) (1819-1885), mason, later shipwright, and Elizabeth, née O’Brien. Marriage: 29 June 1889 in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, with Free Church of England rites, to Katey Donohue [also known as Spurrier] (1872-1931). They had five daughters and four sons. Death: 27 December 1931 in private hospital at Randwick, Sydney, New South Wales. Religion: Anglican.
Sources
Labor Daily, 13 January 1927, p 7: photo and biog details; Australian Worker (Sydney), 30 December 1931, p 1; Ellis, 1932; Humphrey McQueen, We built this country: builders’ labourers and their unions, 1787 to the future (Port Adelaide, 2011).
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Jack Millard, n.d.
Labor Daily (NSW), 28 December 1931, p 6
31 January,
1867
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
27 December,
1931
(aged 64)
Randwick, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia