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Name	Edward Foord Bromley
Born	8 July, 1852 Hamilton, Tasmania, Australia
Died	23 December, 1934 (aged 82) Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Religious Influence	Catholic Freethinker Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.
Related Entries	[View as tree] Prior, Charles (colleague) Pirani, Henry Broughton (colleague) Moloney, Thomas (colleague) Casey, Henry (colleague) McCarthy, William (colleague) Roche, Thomas Lombard (colleague)
Occupation or Descriptor *	schoolteacher (1871-1875) Victoria, Australia drover (1875-1880) Victoria, Australia police officer (1880-1884) Queensland, Australia pedlar (1884-1890) Queensland, Australia auctioneer (1892-1894) Queensland, Australia shop/store owner (1892-1894) Queensland, Australia gaoled trade unionist (1894-1898) Queensland, Australia prisoner (1894-1898) Queensland, Australia shop/store owner (1903-1918) Queensland, Australia commission agent (1918-1925) Queensland, Australia
Key Events *	Shearers' Strike (1894) (sympathiser)
Groups *	Coombemartin Station (Qld) 'perjurers' (member)
Key Places *	St Helena Island Prison (Qld) (prisoner, 1894-1898)

* Dates are approximate

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