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Haughton Forrest

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of London and later in the 31st Royal Monmouth Light Infantry. After advancing to the rank of captain, he resigned his commission to take a civil service position with the British Post Office. In 1858, he married a widow, Henrietta Bunce (1824-1893). They had two sons, one of whom died in infancy,
22: 111:, where he held a number of municipal positions including Bailiff of Crown Lands, Inspector of Nuisances and Superintendent of Police. In 1881, he surrendered all of those offices and moved to Wellington Hamlets, a suburb of 130:. In the course of an almost seventy-year career, he produced over 3,000 paintings in various formats and media. His estate was very modest and it is only in recent years that interest in his paintings has revived. 92:
and two daughters. Shortly after the wedding, they settled in southern England, where he sailed and began painting. There is no record of an education in the arts, so it may be assumed that he was self-taught.
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In 1875, perhaps trying to emulate his father's career as a planter, he took up a land grant in Kittoland, an English settlement in the state of
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forced them to leave. After travelling a bit, they settled in Jamaica, where his father owned sugar plantations. He attended the
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He was one of ten children born to a military family. His father, Thomas, was an
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Boulogne-sur-Mer
Melton Mowbray
Australian
maritime scenes
equerry
Queen Victoria
July Revolution
Manning's School
Jamaica
Wiesbaden
Honourable Artillery Company
Paraná
Tasmania
Ringarooma River
Sorell
Hobart
Mount Wellington
John Watt Beattie
pictorial stamps
The Bridge at Corra Lynn Corra Lynn, Tasmania
Corra Lynn
The Queen of the South, off Bruny Island
Bruny Island
4 pence stamp from 1889 depicting Russell Falls
Russell Falls
The original painting
Strickland Avenue, Hobart, with Mount Wellington

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