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Playing cards at J. Young's Inn when Const. Walker, Kedwell and Sims entered the Inn
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Title deed to be delivered on application
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Consignee of gold brought down by the Rose steamer from the Hanging Rock gold fields
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Maitland Burial Ground
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Died on 6th January 1860 at the residence of L.W. Levy. Aged 45
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Henry Emanuel
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Henry Emanuel Cohen was born at Port Macquarie in December 1840. The family removed to Sydney in 1848 and to Goulburn in 1855 and the youth Henry was educated at different schools in Sydney and Goulburn. In 1856 he became an assistant in the house of David Cohen and Co. at West Maitland where he remained until 1864. During the four succeeding years he was engaged in commercial pursuis and in 1868 he went to England to read for the bar, to which he was called in June 1871. He left London on his return to NSW at the end of September 1871, and was a passenger by the Rangoon which was wrecked at Galle. In December 1874 Mr. Cohen became member for West Maitland and was a supporter of the Parkes Administration. He accepted office as Treasurer under Mr. Farnell in December 1877 and retired when that Ministry went out of office in 1878
First Name:
Henry Emanuel
Source:
Biographical Register of the New South Wales Parliament 1856-1901 C.N. Connolly (Online)
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Henry Emanuel Cohen - Barrister. B. 1 Dec. 1840 Port Macquarie, NSW, s. Abraham and Sophia; m. 17 May 1884 Sophie, d. Leo and Emilie Frank; 2s. D. 5 Jan. 1912 at sea; buried Syd. Jewish. Ed. Goulburn and Syd. At 16 became clerk with David Cohen & Co., W. Maitland, where remained 8 years. Opened store, Cohen & Co., with twin brother at Bathurst, 1864; closed down 1867. To London where studied at Middle Temple; called to Bar June 1871; returned to NSW, where became barrister specializing in commercial cases; acting Dist Court judge 1881-82; returned to Bar; acting Supreme Court judge 1895; Supreme Court judge 1896-1902; 1st pres. Arbitration Court 1902-05; Supreme Court judge 1905-11. Chmn of dirs Hosp. Saturday Fund of NSW 1894; pres. St John Ambulance Assn for many years; on bd York Street Synagogue from 1874, pres, for some years; member bd Montefiore Jewish Home. MLA for W. Maitland 21 Dec. 1874-9 Nov. 1880, 7 Dec. 1882-7 Oct. 1885. Col Treas. 18 Dec. 1877-20 Dec. 1878; Min. of Justice 5 Jan. 1883- 6 Oct. 1885
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Henry Emanuel M.L.A
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Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of the Time
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Born at Port Macquarie in Dec. 1840. Moved with his parents to Sydney in 1848 and to Goulburn in 1855. In 1856 became an assistant in the house of David Cohen and Co., West Maitland where he remained until 1864. Called to the Bar in London in June 1871 and returned to Aust. on the 'Rangoon' in 1874. Became a Member for West Maitland and accepted the Office of Treasurer in 1877. Retired in 1878'
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Clerk at Mr. Wiseman's stores
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Claim for inclusion on electoral list allowed
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Calling for public meeting to discuss the re-introduction of transportation
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Granted title deeds to land in Maitland on 4 January 1836
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Sydney Monitor/ An Organised Banditti, p.88
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Innkeeper at Shamrock Inn. Bailed up by bushrangers at the Inn on 1st December
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Maitland Burial Ground
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Son of William and Sarah. Died aged 15 months
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General Muster of New South Wales 1823, 1824, 1825
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Came free. Apprentice to Mr. Nowland