William Patrick Auld

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William Patrick Auld (born May 27, 1840 in Stalybridge (England), † September 2, 1912 in Adelaide ) was an Australian winemaker, wine merchant and explorer. He was the son of Patrick Auld.

Life

He took part in the 6th research expedition led by John McDouall Stuart (December 1861 - December 1862), which successfully crossed Australia from south to north. He was also a member of the Boyle Finniss and Frederick Henry Litchfield expedition in 1864 to select a capital for the Northern Territory . During this expedition an incident occurred that led to Aulds being charged with the murder of an Aboriginal man .

For many years he managed his father's Auldana vineyard and was valued as a winemaker and wine connoisseur.

personal data
SURNAME Auld, William Patrick
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Australian winemaker, wine merchant and explorer
DATE OF BIRTH May 27, 1840
PLACE OF BIRTH Stalybridge (England)
DATE OF DEATH September 2, 1912
Place of death Adelaide