Morrison, Alexander (1829–1903)
Alexander Morrison, n.d.
Australian Town and Country Journal, 1 September 1888, p 444
Biographical Entries
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- Mitchell, Eliza Fraser (daughter)
- Robson, Kate Isabel (daughter)
- Morrison, Alexander Fraser (son)
- Morrison, James (son)
- Morrison, Henry Howard (son)
- Morrison, Herbert Dykes (son)
- Mitchell, Edward Fancourt (son-in-law)
- Robson, Ernest Iliff (son-in-law)
- Morrison, George (brother)
- Morrison, Robert (brother)
- Morrison, George Ernest (nephew)
- Morrison, Reginald Herbert (nephew)
- Morrison, Charles Norman (nephew)
- Mitchell, Isabel Mary (granddaughter)
- Mitchell, Janet Charlotte (granddaughter)
- Morrison, Herbert Fraser (grandson)
- Macadam, John (work colleague)
- Weigall, Albert Bythesea (work colleague)
- Sutherland, Alexander (work colleague)
- Rendall, Charles Henry (work colleague)
- Andrew, Henry Martyn (colleague)
- Spencer, Walter Baldwin (colleague)
- Marshall-Hall, George William Louis (colleague)
- Wyselaskie, John Dickson (acquaintance)
- Ormond, Francis (acquaintance)
- Cumming, John (acquaintance)
- Ham, Cornelius Job (acquaintance)
- Strong, Charles (acquaintance)
- MacFarland, John Henry (acquaintance)
- Price, Thomas Caradoc (pupil)
- Harper, Andrew (pupil)
- Garbutt, John (pupil)
- Hood, Joseph Henry (pupil)
- Shiels, William (pupil)
- Watson, Archibald (pupil)
- Monash, John (pupil)
- Dowling, Robert Hawker (artist)
Alexander Morrison, n.d.
Australian Town and Country Journal, 1 September 1888, p 444
Life Summary [details]
Birth
3 February,
1829
Edinkillie,
Moray,
Scotland
Death
31 May,
1903
(aged 74)
Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
Cause of Death
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- Blind Asylum (Melbourne)
- Goldsbrough, Mort & Co Ltd
- University of Melbourne (council)
- Ormond College (University of Melbourne)
- Aborigines Protection Board (Vic)
- National Mutual Life Association of Australia Ltd