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Francis Bathurst Suttor
Francis Suttor
Australian pastoralist, politician, and sheep and horse breeder (1839-1915).
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Statements about
Francis Bathurst Suttor
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
4/30/1839
Date of Death
4/4/1915
Sex or Gender
Male
Given Name
Francis
Position Held
16 items
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(1/2/1875 - 1/26/1887)
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
(2/27/1889 - 6/13/1891)
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(6/17/1891 - 6/25/1894)
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(7/27/1898 - 6/12/1900)
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
(6/12/1900 - 4/4/1915)
Minister of Justice and Public Instruction
(3/22/1877 - 8/16/1877)
Minister of Justice and Public Instruction
(12/21/1878 - 4/30/1880)
Minister for Justice
(5/1/1880 - 8/10/1880)
Postmaster-General of New South Wales
(8/11/1881 - 11/13/1881)
Minister for Education
(11/14/1881 - 1/4/1883)
Postmaster-General of New South Wales
(2/26/1886 - 1/19/1887)
Minister for Education
(1/17/1889 - 3/7/1889)
Chief Secretary of New South Wales
(4/30/1892 - 9/13/1892)
Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council
(6/12/1900 - 5/23/1903)
Vice-President of the Executive Council
(6/12/1900 - 5/23/1903)
President of the New South Wales Legislative Council
(5/23/1903 - 4/4/1915)
Described by Source
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Occupation
Place of Birth
Place of Death
Award Received
Family Name
Image
Father
Sibling
Country of Citizenship
Relative
Politician
Pastoralist
Horse Breeder
Bathurst
Darling Point
Knight
(12/1/1903)
Point in Time
:
12/1/1903
Q16872925
William Henry Suttor Senior
William Henry Suttor Junior
Australia
George Suttor
Kinship to Subject
:
Paternal Grandfather
Walter Herbert Mayne
Kinship to Subject
:
Sororal Nephew
Electoral District
:
Bathurst
Elected In
:
1874–75 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1877 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1880 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1882 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1884 Bathurst Colonial By-Election
Elected In
:
1885 New South Wales Colonial Election
Elected In
:
1886 Bathurst Colonial By-Election
End Cause
:
Unelected
Member of Political Party
:
Protectionist Party
Start Time
:
1/2/1875
End Time
:
1/26/1887
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
2/27/1889
End Time
:
6/13/1891
Electoral District
:
Bathurst
Elected In
:
1891 New South Wales Colonial Election
End Cause
:
Unelected
Member of Political Party
:
Protectionist Party
Start Time
:
6/17/1891
End Time
:
6/25/1894
Electoral District
:
Bathurst
Elected In
:
1898 New South Wales Colonial Election
End Cause
:
End of Legislative Term
Member of Political Party
:
Protectionist Party
Start Time
:
7/27/1898
End Time
:
6/12/1900
End Cause
:
Death
Start Time
:
6/12/1900
End Time
:
4/4/1915
Part Of
:
Second Parkes Ministry (1877)
Start Time
:
3/22/1877
End Time
:
8/16/1877
Part Of
:
Third Parkes Ministry (1878–1883)
Start Time
:
12/21/1878
End Time
:
4/30/1880
Part Of
:
Third Parkes Ministry (1878–1883)
Start Time
:
5/1/1880
End Time
:
8/10/1880
Part Of
:
Third Parkes Ministry (1878–1883)
Start Time
:
8/11/1881
End Time
:
11/13/1881
Part Of
:
Third Parkes Ministry (1878–1883)
Start Time
:
11/14/1881
End Time
:
1/4/1883
Part Of
:
Jennings Ministry (1886–87)
Start Time
:
2/26/1886
End Time
:
1/19/1887
Part Of
:
Second Dibbs Ministry (1889)
Start Time
:
1/17/1889
End Time
:
3/7/1889
Part Of
:
Third Dibbs Ministry (1891–1894)
Start Time
:
4/30/1892
End Time
:
9/13/1892
Part Of
:
Lyne Ministry (1899–1901)
Part Of
:
See Ministry (1901–1904)
Start Time
:
6/12/1900
End Time
:
5/23/1903
Part Of
:
Lyne Ministry (1899–1901)
Part Of
:
See Ministry (1901–1904)
Start Time
:
6/12/1900
End Time
:
5/23/1903
End Cause
:
Death
Start Time
:
5/23/1903
End Time
:
4/4/1915
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Suttor, Hon. Francis Bathurst
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