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- The Grenville Advocate was a newspaper that served the Scarsdale area in later half of the 19th century. It was established by printer Johann Hermann Vogt who, along with his wife Maria Elisabeth (née Kellner, a former operatic singer) and family, arrived in Melbourne, Australia, on the Marco Polo on 6 December 1856. The family lived at Kew before later settling in the Scarsdale district. Journalist and editor, George Leonard Vogt (1848–1937), also worked on the Grenville Advocate. The son of Johann and Maria, he was born on 1 November 1848 at Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Upon the death of his father in 1864, George was apprenticed to a Ballarat printer. From there he developed a deep interest in political reform movements. (en)
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- The Grenville Advocate was a newspaper that served the Scarsdale area in later half of the 19th century. It was established by printer Johann Hermann Vogt who, along with his wife Maria Elisabeth (née Kellner, a former operatic singer) and family, arrived in Melbourne, Australia, on the Marco Polo on 6 December 1856. The family lived at Kew before later settling in the Scarsdale district. (en)
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