Richard Agg

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Victorian Football Association
Career: 1879.


1879 Second Twenty/Reserves; Plenty of weight and uses it to advantage.
(The Footballer 1879. p29)

1879 May 03
Agg was named in the Carlton Second Twenty team that played Rising Sun in Royal Park.

1879 May 24
Agg was named in the Carlton Second Twenty team that played Lincoln United on Princes Oval.

Possibly Richard Henry Agg, 1856 - 1883
Was with Albert Park in 1875.
There is only one Agg in Births/Deaths/Marriages with the first name starting with an R.
(Ref. 'R' of Ad)

Richard Henry Agg died, after a lingering illness on 28 December 1883 at 59 Leicester-street Fitzroy, aged 27 (Age 29 Dec. p5)
Burial took place at the St.Kilda Cemetery, 30 December. (Age 29 Dec. p12)

Blueseum has been in contact with an Agg family member and unfortunately no image of Richard has survived.

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