When was Edmund Barton born?

Edmund Barton was born on 1849-01-18.

What events was Edmund Barton involved in?

wife of first Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Edmund Barton

What events was Edmund Barton involved in?

representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia

What events was Edmund Barton involved in?

representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia

What events was Edmund Barton involved in?

representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia

Edmund Barton

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Born — Life — 1849-01-18
Edmund Barton was born on 1849-01-18.
Married Jane Barton — Family — 1877-12-28
wife of first Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Edmund Barton
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1879-08-26
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1880-11-09
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1880-11-22
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1882-11-23
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1882-11-30
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1883-01-03
presiding officer of the lower house in the New South Wales Parliament
Stopped serving as Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1887-01-31
presiding officer of the lower house in the New South Wales Parliament
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council — Career — 1887-03-08
public office in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Attorney General of New South Wales — Career — 1889-01-17
Chief law officer for the state of New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council — Career — 1889-01-17
Government office in the state of New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Attorney General of New South Wales — Career — 1889-03-07
Chief law officer for the state of New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council — Career — 1889-03-07
Government office in the state of New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council — Career — 1891-06-12
public office in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Attorney General of New South Wales — Career — 1891-10-23
Chief law officer for the state of New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Attorney General of New South Wales — Career — 1893-12-14
Chief law officer for the state of New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1894-06-25
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council — Career — 1897-05-12
public office in New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council — Career — 1898-07-18
public office in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1898-11-23
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly — Career — 1900-03-01
representative elected by the voters in New South Wales, Australia
Began serving as Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom — Career — 1901-01-01
Edmund Barton had a position held connection with Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom.
Began serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1901-01-01
Head of Government of Australia
Began serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia) — Career — 1901-01-01
Australian ministerial position
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1901-01-01
country in Oceania
Began serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 1901-03-30
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Received Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George — Recognition — 1902-06-26
appointment in the Order of St Michael and St George
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1903-09-24
Head of Government of Australia
Stopped serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia) — Career — 1903-09-24
Australian ministerial position
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1903-09-24
country in Oceania
Stopped serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 1903-09-30
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Began serving as Justice of the High Court of Australia — Career — 1903-10-05
judicial position in Australia
Died — Life — 1920-01-07
Edmund Barton died on 1920-01-07.