Person

Bracker, Frederick John Henry (1798 - 1870)

Born
1798
Mecklenburg, Germany
Died
7 May 1870
Warroo, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
wool grower

Summary

Frederick Bracker arrived in New South Wales in 1829 and remained when he was chosen to manage a run by the Aberdeen Co, called Rosenthal. He managed Rosenthal until 1849. He was considered an authority in wool-growing who farmers and squatters turned to for advice. He experimented with lucerne and introduced the first horse-powered steel roller mill, the first to produce flour from his own wheat. Rosenthal and his other property, Warroo, became training places for aspiring squatters.

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