Life Summary - Francis Woodward

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Woodward, Francis (1846–1905)

	Woodward, Francis (1846–1905)
Born	22 June, 1846 Goulburn , New South Wales , Australia
Died	14 September, 1905 (aged 59) Newtown, Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	heart disease
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Congregational
Related Entries [View as tree]	Lysaght, Andrew Augustus (political adversary)
Occupation*	solicitor (1870-1895) New South Wales, Australia free trade politician (1887-1891) New South Wales, Australia Member of Lower House (1887-1891) New South Wales, Australia insolvent (1896-1896) New South Wales, Australia prisoner (1896-1898) New South Wales, Australia thief (1896-1896) New South Wales, Australia
Key Events*	Bulli mine disaster (1887) (miners' supporter)
Key Organisations*	Albert Memorial Hospital (Wollongong, NSW) (commitee member) Freemasons (member, ?-1905) Wollongong Agricultural Society (NSW) (president, 1883)
Key Places*	Parramatta Gaol (NSW) (inmate, 1896-1898)
Workplaces*	Parliament of New South Wales (Leg. Assembly - member, 1887-1891)

* Dates are approximate

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Woodward, Francis (1846–1905)