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Andrew Mclean 1855

Andrew Mclean of Collingwood Australia was born in 1855 in Collingwood to William Henry Mcfarland and Jane Hill Mcfarland. Andrew Mclean has siblings Elizabeth Anna Mclean, Ethel Graham Mcfarland, Henry Oneill Mcfarland, Alice Mcfarland, Austin Hill Mcfarland, Norman Mcfarland, and Myra Hobian Mcfarland.

Andrew Mclean

Collingwood Australia

1855

Collingwood, Australia

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In 1855, in the year that Andrew Mclean was born, on November 17th, David Livingstone, a Scottish missionary and explorer, became the first known European to see Victoria Falls. He named the falls in honor of Queen Victoria but locally it was - and is - Mosi-oa-Tunya, which means "The Smoke That Thunders".

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In 1866, on May 10th, the "banker's bank" - London bank Overend, Gurney and Company - collapsed, beginning the Panic of 1866. Unemployment went up to 8% and wages went down. Only about 16% of joint-stock companies - a company whose stock is owned jointly by the shareholders - weathered the Panic.

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