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Cunningham, Richard (1793 - 1835)

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Born: 12 February 1793  Wimbledon, Surrey, England.  Died: 15 March 1835  New South Wales, Australia.
Richard Cunningham was Superintendent of Sydney Botanic Garden and Colonial Botanist 1832-35. He visited New Zealand in 1833-34 and was killed while on T.L. Mitchell's 1835 expedition to ascertain the course of the Darling River.

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