Hayward (III), Isaac J.

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Agent TypePersonActivities & OccupationsGold minersSurveyorsGenderMaleHistoryIsaac Hayward was born in England in 1837. His parents and siblings immigrated to Australia, arriving in Victoria in November 1852 and immediately joined the army of gold seekers in Ballarat. Two years later he took part as a digger in the rebellion in 1854 at the Eureka Stockade. He followed mining pursuits and travelled all over Australia and New Zealand. Hayward finally settled with his family in Gippsland and worked as a carpenter. A prominent member of the community, he died in 1905.

Accession

[1976.0080] PAPERS OF ISAAC JOHNSON THOMAS HAYWARD (III)

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Group of four men from Ballarat who attended a 1904 Jubilee Celebration of the 1854 Eureka Riots.

Dates

Date1837-1905

Names

Given NameIsaacMiddle NameJohnson ThomasFamily NameHayward (III)

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Hayward (III), Isaac J.