Background
Waylen was born in Point Walter, Western Australia, son of Alfred Waylen and his wife, née Bailey.
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Alfred Waylen
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A. R. Waylen qualified as Member Royal College of Surgeons Engineering, Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries (London), and L.Mid.R.C.S. Engineering in 1856. He entered the colonial service in April 1859 as medical officer Swan District, and was for sixteen years in the Imperial medical service in charge of the Guildford convict depot and out-stations. He was appointed colonial surgeon in August 1873, medical officer of Perth prison in 1876, and was also president of the Medical Board and of the Central Board of Health.
Doctor Waylen, who was an Doctor of Medicine Doctor Waylen was one of the pioneers of the wine industry in Western Australia.
Waylen died childless in Guildford, Western Australia, Australia on 10 January 1901.
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Of Melbourne and a J. P. of Western Australia, and was a member of the Perth Commission for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, visited England in 1890.
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Australia