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Robert Homburg

Robert Homburg, Snr

Australian politician and judge (1848-1912).

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Statements about Robert Homburg

Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Date of Birth

3/10/1848

Date of Death

3/23/1912

Given Name

Robert

Position Held

Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(4/8/1884 - 5/2/1902)
Electoral District
:
Gumeracha
Replaces
:
William Haines
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Group
:
National Defence League
Start Time
: 4/8/1884
End Time
: 5/2/1902
Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court
(2/24/1905 - 3/23/1912)
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Start Time
: 2/24/1905
End Time
: 3/23/1912
Attorney-General of South Australia
(8/19/1890 - 6/21/1892)
Start Time
: 8/19/1890
End Time
: 6/21/1892
Attorney-General of South Australia
(10/15/1892 - 6/16/1893)
Start Time
: 10/15/1892
End Time
: 6/16/1893
Attorney-General of South Australia
(7/4/1904 - 2/24/1905)
Start Time
: 7/4/1904
End Time
: 2/24/1905
Minister of Education
(7/4/1904 - 2/24/1905)
Start Time
: 7/4/1904
End Time
: 2/24/1905

Occupation

Politician
Lawyer
Judge

Country of Citizenship

Australia
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
(1893 - )
Start Time
: 1893
Duchy of Brunswick
( - 1893)
End Time
: 1893

Image

Family Name

Q36976115

Child

Place of Birth

Brunswick

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English
German

Place of Death

Medindie

Member of Political Party

National Defence League

Religion or Worldview

Lutheranism

Employer

G. And J. Downer

Number of Children

8

Place of Burial

North Road Cemetery

Described by Source

The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Homburg, Robert

Writing Language

English
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