Charles Pattison

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Challenge Cup Competition
DOB : July 27 1855, Melbourne
DOD : December 13 1920, Essendon
Career: 1875

Recruited from North Melbourne.

Probably Charles Pattison who lived in Barry Street Carlton and attended Scotch College from 1863-74 and played with North Melbourne 1874, 1877, 1879-80
Charles Pattison became Mayor of Essendon in 1906 and passsed away in 1920 aged 65.

1875 May 8
Pattison named in The Argus as playing for a Carlton First Twenty team against a Carlton 25 in a scratch match at Royal Park.

1875 June 26
Pattison played against his former team North Melbourne at Royal Park.

1875 Light but active, and a fair kick, rather too fond of holding the ball; played last season with North Melbourne.
(The Footballer. 1875. p27)

1876 C. Pattison transferred to Essendon

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