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Born August 25, 1799 • Greenock • Scotland
Died August 8, 1878 (aged 78) • Sydney • Australia
Founder Australian Presbyterian Church
Ian Fairweather
Australian painter
Frazer, Ian; Gardasil
Ian Frazer
Scottish-born Australian immunologist
Streeton, Arthur
Australian artist
John Hewson
Australian politician
Eduardo Paolozzi
British artist
Tommy Burns
Scottish association football player and manager
Alexander Monro, tertius
Scottish physician, anatomist, and educator
Jack Patten
Australian Aboriginal leader
Helmut Newton
Australian photographer
Harold Gatty
Australian-born aviator
David Octavius Hill
Scottish painter
Robert Adamson
Scottish photographer
Ian Bannen
Scottish actor
Ian Maclaren
Scottish author
Sally Morgan
Australian author
Alexander MacMillan
Scottish publisher
Sir Keith Macpherson Smith
Australian pilot
William Maclure
American geologist
Sir Ross Macpherson Smith
Australian pilot
John McDouall Stuart
Australian explorer