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Gilbert Casey
Gilbert Stephen Casey (1856 – 2 October 1946) was a trade unionist, agitator of the early Australian labour movement and a utopian socialist.
== Personal life ==
Gilbert Stephen Casey was born in 1856 in County Clare, Ireland, the son of Patrick Casey, a storeman, and his wife Susan (née O'Dea). With little formal education, Casey went to sea and came into contact with trade unionism. He probably immigrated to Queensland, Australia, in October 1883 and worked as a seaman, bushworker, coalminer and wharflabourer.〔
On 14 October 1883 Casey married his first wife, Alice Tighe (née Shile), who had already been married twice before. She left him in 1895 in New Australia and he then married Maria Antonia Sosa, a Paraguayan woman.
With Maria and their two sons, Casey raised cattle at ''La Novia'', "dabbled in sidelines" at Asuncion, and wrote occasional letters and articles for the Australian Labor press. Casey was for many years the chief of police at ''New Australia'',〔Sullivan, Rodney, ('Casey, Gilbert Stephen (1856–1946)' ), Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, (accessed 9 July 2011 ).〕 until he died on 2 October 1946 in New Australia, Paraguay.
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