Further Reading
Robert Logan Jack, Northmost Australia, George Robertson and Co., 1922
In addition to the obituary, the following article appeared in the Brisbane Courier 6 April 1889
A Townsville telegram dated 5 April states that William Hann of Maryvale Station, one of tho oldest of the northern pioneers, committed suicide by drowning', in the bay in front of the Queen's Hotel during Thursday night.
This suggests that the drowning was not accidental and took place at night.
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| Name | Hann, William |
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| Date of birth | 1837 |
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| Date of death | 1889 |
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