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Alfred Deakin
The Honourable Alfred Deakin
Australian politician (1856–1919).
Statements about
Alfred Deakin
Country of Citizenship
Australia
Position Held
Prime Minister of Australia
(9/24/1903 - 4/27/1904)
Replaces
:
Edmund Barton
Replaced By
:
Chris Watson
Series Ordinal
:
2
Start Time
:
9/24/1903
End Time
:
4/27/1904
Attorney-General for Australia
(1/1/1901 - 9/24/1903)
Replaced By
:
James Drake
Start Time
:
1/1/1901
End Time
:
9/24/1903
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(3/30/1901 - 4/23/1913)
Replaced By
:
Charles McGrath
Electoral District
:
Ballarat
Start Time
:
3/30/1901
End Time
:
4/23/1913
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia)
(7/5/1905 - 11/13/1908)
Replaces
:
George Reid
Replaced By
:
Lee Batchelor
Start Time
:
7/5/1905
End Time
:
11/13/1908
Prime Minister of Australia
(7/5/1905 - 11/13/1908)
Replaces
:
George Reid
Replaced By
:
Andrew Fisher
Start Time
:
7/5/1905
End Time
:
11/13/1908
Prime Minister of Australia
(6/2/1909 - 4/29/1910)
Replaces
:
Andrew Fisher
Replaced By
:
Andrew Fisher
Start Time
:
6/2/1909
End Time
:
4/29/1910
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
(2/18/1879 - 7/8/1879)
Replaces
:
John Smith
Replaced By
:
Robert Harper
Electoral District
:
West Bourke
Start Time
:
2/18/1879
End Time
:
7/8/1879
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
(July 1880 - March 1889)
Replaces
:
Robert Harper
Electoral District
:
West Bourke
Start Time
:
July 1880
End Time
:
March 1889
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
(April 1889 - October 1900)
Replaced By
:
Edward Warde
Electoral District
:
Essendon and Flemington
Start Time
:
April 1889
End Time
:
October 1900
Occupation
Politician
Diplomat
Journalist
Poet
Member of Political Party
Protectionist Party
Place of Birth
Melbourne
Place of Death
Melbourne
Educated At
Melbourne Law School
Image
Date of Birth
8/3/1856
Date of Death
10/7/1919
Instance Of
Human
Medical Condition
Alzheimer's Disease
Given Name
Alfred
Commons Gallery
Alfred Deakin
Family Name
Deakin
Cause of Death
Alzheimer's Disease
Spouse
Pattie Deakin
(1882 - )
End Time
:
unknown value
Start Time
:
1882
Unnamed
:
1919
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Described by Source
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Deakin, Hon. Alfred
Dictionary of National Biography, Third Supplement
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Deakin, Alfred
Sex or Gender
Male
Child
Vera Deakin White
Ivy Brookes
Stella Deakin
Work Location
Canberra
Name in Native Language
Alfred Deakin
Place of Burial
St Kilda Cemetery
Coordinate Location
:
37.8621°S 145.0011°E
Writing Language
English
Sibling
Catherine Deakin
Father
William Deakin
Image of Grave
Award Received
Australian Media Hall of Fame
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
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