Thomas Mitchell explored on four different occasions.
His first expedition was to investigate rumours of a north-flowing river situated in northern New South Wales: a river that did not exist, but stories of which were spread by an escaped convict. He departed in November 1831.
Mitchell's second journey set out on 7 April 1835 from Boree Station, to follow and map the course of the Darling River which Sturt had discovered some years earlier.
On his third journey, Mitchell discovered the rich farming country of western Victoria, which he named "Australia Felix", or "Happy Australia". This journey was in 1836.
Mitchell departed on his fourth and final expedition on 16 December 1845, with Edmund Kennedy as his second in command, in search of a great river that he believed must flow from southern Queensland to the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Thomas Mitchell died from bone cancer
Thomas Mitchell was born on July 11, 1892.
Thomas B. Mitchell died in 1876.
Thomas Mitchell Peirce was born in 1865.
Thomas R. Mitchell was born in 1783.
Thomas Walter Mitchell was born in 1906.
Thomas Walter Mitchell died in 1984.
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Sir Thomas Mitchell died in Sydney in October 1855.
Sir Thomas Mitchell was born on June 16, 1792.
Sir Thomas Mitchell was born on June 16, 1792.
Charles Mitchell Thomas was born on 1846-10-01.