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George Hamilton (12 March 1812 – 2 August 1883), was a pioneer overlander, artist, settler, and police officer in the Colony of South Australia, serving as Commissioner of Police for fifteen years.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Navy Midshipman Alfred Mundy People from Herefordshire Hubert Hamilton Alexander Tolmer Commissioners of the South Australia Police Gisborne, Victoria William Strutt (artist) 1812 births 1883 deaths Adelaide Club English emigrants to Australia People educated at Harrow School Royal Navy officers Bruce Hamilton (British Army officer) Aide-de-camp West Terrace Cemetery William C. F. Robinson William John Peterswald Adelaide Club Eyre Peninsula Edward Bate Scott Harrow School Herefordshire Australian artists 19th-century Australian public servants Burials at West Terrace Cemetery Military personnel from Herefordshire Port Phillip South Australia Police Order of the Bath Peter Warburton South Australian Art Gallery Vice-regal Victorian Goldfields
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