Life Summary - Edmund Lockyer

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Lockyer, Edmund (1784–1860)

Lockyer, Edmund (1784–1860)
Born	21 January, 1784 Plymouth, Devon, England
Died	10 June, 1860 (aged 76) Woolloomooloo, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Cause of Death	influenza
Cultural Heritage	English Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
Occupation *	defence forces personnel (British) (1825-1827) New South Wales, Australia explorer (1825-1825) Queensland, Australia commandant/supervisor of convicts (1826-1827) Western Australia, Australia grazier (sheep) (1827-1860) New South Wales, Australia magistrate (1827-1830) New South Wales, Australia surveyor (1828-1828) New South Wales, Australia immigration promoter (1842-1842) New South Wales, Australia public servant (1852-1860) New South Wales, Australia

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Lockyer, Edmund (1784–1860)