Gideon Scott Lang b. 1819

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Lang was a sketcher, author and pastoralist, who arrived from Scotland in 1841. He later became a Member of the Legislative Assembly in New South Wales.
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child of
Andrew Lang
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child of
Margaret Lang
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associate of
H. R. Smith
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spouse of
Elizabeth Jane Cape
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associate of
Henry Robinson Smith
1819
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References [<ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1865), 'The Aborigines of Australia, in their Original Conditions, and in their Relations with the White Man'.>, <ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1863), 'Independence of the Riverina District of Australia: Collection of Papers and Articles in Reference Thereto'.>, <ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1845), 'Land and Labour in Australia', Publication advocating for better squatter's rights.>, <ExternalResource: (1967), 'Gideon Scott Lang', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 2, Pike, D. (ed.), Melbourne, Vic.>, <ExternalResource: Burmester, C.A. (1982), 'National Library of Australia: Guide to the Collections', Canberra, ACT (Volume 4).>] [<ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1865), 'The Aborigines of Australia, in their Original Conditions, and in their Relations with the White Man'.>, <ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1863), 'Independence of the Riverina District of Australia: Collection of Papers and Articles in Reference Thereto'.>, <ExternalResource: Lang, Gideon Scott (1845), 'Land and Labour in Australia', Publication advocating for better squatter's rights.>]