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Way, Sir Samuel James (1836–1916)

chief justice and lieutenant-governor

Samuel Way, by J. Hubert Newman, c.1905

Samuel Way, by J. Hubert Newman, c.1905

State Library of South Australia, B 7506

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Samuel Way, by J. Hubert Newman, c.1905

Samuel Way, by J. Hubert Newman, c.1905

State Library of South Australia, B 7506

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Birth

11 April, 1836
Portsmouth, Hampshire, England

Death

8 January, 1916 (aged 79)
North Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

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