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Valentine Fleming (judge)

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in 1854. He was knighted in 1856 and retired on a pension of £1000 a year at the end of 1869, but was acting Chief Justice in the absence from Tasmania of his successor from 1872 to 1874. From March to May 1874 Fleming administered the Tasmanian government.
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He died near Reigate, England on 25 October 1884. He married twice: once to Elizabeth Oke, daughter of Charles Buckland, and second to Fanny Maria, daughter of William Seccombe, who survived him.
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He built a home in Hobart in 1846 that was subsequently occupied by
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In 1841 Fleming was appointed commissioner of insolvent debtors,
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The Struggle for Self-Government in Tasmania 1842–1856
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English Australian
Solicitor-General
Attorney-General
Chief Justice of Van Diemen's Land
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Tuam
County Galway
John Hunter Gowan II
Trinity College, Dublin
called to the bar
Gray's Inn
Hobart Town
Van Diemen's Land
Legislative Council
Supreme Court of Van Diemen's Land
Sir William Lambert Dobson
Serle, Percival
"Fleming, Valentine"
Dictionary of Australian Biography
Angus & Robertson
Fleming, Sir Valentine (1809–1884)
Australian Dictionary of Biography
MUP
John Pedder
Chief Justice of Van Diemen's Land
Francis Smith
Categories
Chief justices of Tasmania
Judges of the Supreme Court of Tasmania

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