31 December, and was buried in the Melbourne General Cemetery. In December 1853, he had married Jane Sarah, daughter of Samuel Hood Lord Bridport. She survived him Legacy Several places have been named after him, most notably: Mount Hotham the town of Hotham (now North Melbourne) the federal Division of Hotham the Sir Charles Hotham Hotels in Melbourne and Geelong roads including Hotham Streets in Preston, Collingwood, East Melbourne, Traralgon, Cranbourne, Hughesdale, Lake Wendouree, Lower Templestowe and Seddon; Hotham Road, Niddrie; and Hotham Avenue in Mount Macedon. See also References Victorian Public Record Office transcripts of Hotham's despatches regarding the Goldfields Governors of Victoria (Australia) 1806 births 1855 deaths Royal Navy officers People from Framlingham Colony of Victoria people Lieutenant-Governors of Victoria 19th-century Australian public servants Officers of the West Africa Squadron Burials at Melbourne General Cemetery