Thomas Reibey

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Thomas Reibey (born 24 September 1812; Died 10 February 1912) was an Australian politician and Premier of Tasmania from 20 July 1876 until 9 August 1877. He was born in Hadspen, Tasmania.

Preceded by Alfred Kennerley	Premier of Tasmania 1876-1877	Succeeded by Philip Fysh

Premiers of Tasmania
Champ \| Gregson \| Weston \| Smith \| Chapman \| Whyte \| Dry \| Wilson \| Innes \| Kennerley \| Reibey \| Fysh \| Giblin \| Crowther \| Douglas \| Agnew \| Dobson \| Braddon \| E. Lewis \| Propsting \| Evans \| Earle \| Solomon \| Lee \| Hayes \| Lyons \| McPhee \| Ogilvie \| Dwyer-Gray \| Cosgrove \| Brooker \| Reece \| Bethune \| Neilson \| Lowe \| Holgate \| Gray \| Field \| Groom \| Rundle \| Bacon \| Lennon

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