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William Coghill (c. 1784-1860) was a pioneer pastoralist and squatter of the Port Phillip District in 1837. Coghill was born in Scotland, probably in 1783/1784, and arrived in New South Wales on board the Mangles in 1824, captained by his brother John. William and John were both retired Master Mariners. In November 1837, William and his two brothers traveled from the Monaro Plains, New South Wales, to the Port Phillip District with partner John Stuart Hepburn and 2000 sheep. By April 1838, the Coghills had established runs at Piangil, Glendaruel and Glendonald near Clunes. From August 1838 until June 1849 William settled at Glendonald station on Coghills Creek, but then moved to Tullamarine.