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Maconochie, Alexander (1787 - 1860)

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Geographer and Penal reformer
Born: 11 February 1787  Edinburgh, Scotland.  Died: 25 October 1860  Morden, Surrey, England.
Alexander Maconochie was the first Professor of Geography, University of London from 1833. He had published on affairs in the Pacific and from 1836 worked for J. Franklin in Hobart Town. Later he was Superintendent of the penal settlement at Norfolk Island 1840-44.

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