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Charles Gavan Duffy
Irish nationalist, journalist, poet and Australian politician (1816-1903)
- Child of John Duffy and Anne Gavan
- Married to Emily McLaughlin, Susan Hughes, Louise Hall
- Dated 12 April 1816 CE – 9 February 1903 CE
Overview
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Roles and affiliation
Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.
Offices held 4
- 7 July 1852 CE – 3 March 1856 CE member of the 16th Parliament of the United Kingdom
- 19 June 1871 CE – 10 June 1872 CE Premier of Victoria Number 8 in the sequence
- 1 August 1876 CE – 1 February 1880 CE Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
- 22 May 1877 CE – 9 February 1880 CE Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Family tree
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The family as a list · 17
Family 17
- child of (mother) Anne Gavan Peerage person ID=384263
- child of (father) John Duffy (1769-1827)
- parent of (child) Anna Eva Gavan Duffy Peerage person ID=384285
- parent of (child) Bryan Gavan Duffy (1886-1956)
- parent of (child) Charles Gavan Duffy Australian public servant (1855-1932)
- parent of (child) Frank Gavan Duffy Australian judge (1852–1936)
- parent of (child) George Gavan Duffy Irish politician, barrister and judge (1882-1951)
- parent of (child) Geraldine Mary Gavan Duffy (1865-1955)
- parent of (child) Harriet Gavan Duffy (1859-1951)
- parent of (child) John Gavan Duffy solicitor and politician in Victoria, Australia (1844–1917)
- parent of (child) Louise Gavan Duffy Irish nationalist (1884–1969)
- parent of (child) Philip Cormac Gavan Duffy (1861-1954)
- parent of (child) Susan Gavan Duffy (1847-1933)
- parent of (child) Thomas Gavan Duffy (1888-1941)
- married to Louise Hall (died 1888)
- married to Susan Hughes (died 1880)
- married to Emily McLaughlin (died 1845)
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