About Samuel Gason
Lived 1845 – 1897 (aged 51). Samuel Gason was a British police officer and publican.
Samuel Simco Gason (2 June 1845, Adelaide–11 Apr 1897, Gibsons Camp) was an early settler of the Flinders Ranges described as having had a colourful contribution to early South Australian history.
Mount Gason on the Northern Territory/South Australian Border is named after him.
Works
"The Dieyerie Tribe" in The Native Tribes of South Australia (1879)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Samuel Gason?
Australian trooper
When was Samuel Gason born?
Samuel Gason was born on 2 June 1845 in Adelaide.
When did Samuel Gason die?
Samuel Gason died on 11 April 1897.
What was Samuel Gason's occupation?
Samuel Gason was a police officer and publican.
What nationality was Samuel Gason?
Samuel Gason was British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Samuel Gason. https://biography.guide/samuel-gason/
MLA: "Samuel Gason." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/samuel-gason/.
Chicago: "Samuel Gason." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/samuel-gason/.
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