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Joseph Wild

Explorer of New South Wales, Australia · Historical Figures · Lived 1773 to 1847 · aged 74

Joseph Wild (1759-1837) was a British-Australian convict, explorer, shepherd, constable and conveyor. He is most recognised for his contributions to the "discovery of Canberra", Sutton Forest, Jervis Bay, Bathurst, Wildes Meadow, and the discovery of Lake George and the Molongolo River.

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Category
Historical Figures
Type
Historical Figure
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1773 to 1847 · aged 74