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Unitarians have a quaint habit of listing people of note who have been active
Unitarians or have held Unitarian beliefs exness.
Unitarianism has an illustrious heritage of leaders in arts and letters, politics,
science, education and humanitarianism so allow us to drop some names.
Catherine Helen Spence (1825–1910)
Yes the lady on the Australian five dollar note, Catherine Helen Spence, journalist,
social reformer and novelist is one of ours. Click
here for a short article by the Reserve Bank of Australia on our most prominent
Unitarian exness sign up. (Image courtesy of the
Reserve Bank of Australia)
For more information about a woman lauded in her day as the ‘Grand Old Woman of Australia’,
click here.
Other Australian Unitarians of Note
- Sir William a'BECKETT (1806 - 1869)-
First Chief Justice of Victoria (1852-1857)
- Victor JAMES - Unitarian Minister, Leader in the Anti-Vietnam War Moratorium
- Bernard O'DOWD (1866-1953) - Poet
- Thomas Fyshe PALMER (1747-1802) - one of the 'Scottish Martyrs' exness forex broker, Australian
Convict.
- Henry Giles TURNER - prominent Melbourne banker and public figure
New Zealand Unitarians of Note
- Jane Maria ATKINSON (1824-1914) - Taranaki pioneer
- James CHAPPLE (1865 -1947) - Unitarian Minister, and controversialist
- William JELLIE - Unitarian Minister
- Martha KING (1802/3-1897) - NZ's first botanical artist
- Harriet MORISON (1862-1925) - leading early NZ trade unionist and suffragist
- Mary RICHMOND (1853- 1949) - educationalist
- Robert STOUT (1844 - 1930) - Premier and Chief Justice
International Unitarians of Note
For non Antipodean Unitarian and Universalist Biographies, visit the Dictionary
of Unitarian and Universalist Biography
For more information about this page please contact Neville
Buch.
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