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Thomas Mitchell moved to Australia with his 12 kids and wife because he was offered to be John Oxley's assistant surveyor but the job was in NSW so they moved so he could have the job.
Major Thomas Mitchell, explorer of Australia, was born in Craigend, Scotland, on either June 15 or 16, 1792.
Thomas Mitchell was 63 years old when he died on 5 October 1855. He died in Carthona, Darling Point, Sydney, Australia due to Bronchitis.
The indigenous people of Australia did not assist Thomas Mitchell and his men. The Aborigines learnt from experience that Mitchell and his men were to be feared, and that they should stay away from them. On a number of occasions, Mitchell's men killed Aborigines, and at one stage even actively conducted an ambush, and subsequent massacre, of them.
Thomas Mitchell died from bone cancer
Thomas Mitchell was born on July 11, 1892.
Thomas Mitchell Peirce was born in 1865.
Thomas B. Mitchell died in 1876.
Thomas Walter Mitchell was born in 1906.
Thomas Walter Mitchell died in 1984.
Thomas R. Mitchell was born in 1783.
Thomas Mitchell was a British explorer and surveyor who, in 1836, led an expedition through central and western New South Wales. He discovered vast pastoral lands, which he dubbed "Australia Felix," recognizing their agricultural potential. His findings contributed significantly to the expansion of settlement in Australia, encouraging agriculture and grazing, and ultimately shaping the economic development of early Australia. Mitchell's reports and maps facilitated further exploration and settlement, influencing land policies and the growth of the pastoral industry.