Paterson, Andrew Barton (Banjo) (1864–1941)
Biographical Entries
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Paterson, Alice Emily (wife)
- Paterson, Rose Isabella (mother)
- Paterson, Andrew Bogle (father)
- Lumsdaine, Rose Florence (sister)
- Paterson, Emily Jessie (sister)
- Paterson, Mary Edith (sister)
- Paterson, Grace Sterling (sister)
- Paterson, Gwendoline Alexa (sister)
- Paterson, Hamilton Howison (brother)
- Lumsdaine, Edwin Sandys (brother-in-law)
- Paterson, Emily S. (aunt)
- Barton, Nora Clarina (aunt)
- Barton, Robert Darvall (uncle)
- Barton, Charles Hampden (uncle)
- Barton, Edward Hugh (uncle)
- Barton, Henry Francis (uncle)
- Barton, Arthur Stirling (uncle)
- Barton, Mrs (aunt by marriage)
- Barton, Cecilia Flora (aunt by marriage)
- Murray-Prior, Thomas Lodge (uncle by marriage)
- Paterson, John (uncle by marriage)
- Barton, Emily Mary (grandmother)
- Barton, Robert Johnson (grandfather)
- Kennedy, Beryl Doris (niece)
- Whiting, Ruth E. (niece)
- Spowers, Rosamund Sandys (niece)
- Lumsdaine, Edwin Ralph (nephew)
- Spowers, Allan (nephew by marriage)
- Paterson, John Edward (cousin)
- Barton, Roger Furnivall (cousin)
- Barton, Francis Maxwell (cousin)
- Daley, Victor James (friend)
- Mahony, Francis (friend)
- May, Philip William (friend)
- Morant, Harry Harbord (friend)
- Lawson, Henry (friend)
- Brady, Edwin James (friend)
- Mant, John Francis (family friend)
- Rich, George Edward (classmate)
- Morrison, George Ernest (acquaintance)
- Terry, George A. (acquaintance)
- Lindsay, Norman Alfred (acquaintance)
- Longstaff, John Campbell (artist)
- Truman, Ernest Edwin Philip (collaborator)
- Teale, Leonard George (influenced)
- Arlen, Albert (related entry)
- Stone, Walter William (related entry)
Banjo Paterson, c.1890
National Library of Australia, 22199070
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Paterson, Barty
Birth
17 February,
1864
Narrambla,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
5 February,
1941
(aged 76)
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
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