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George Pearce

Sir George Pearce

West Australian politician (1870-1952).

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Country of Citizenship

Australia

Date of Birth

1/14/1870

Date of Death

6/24/1952

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Occupation

Politician

Given Name

George

Position Held

Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom

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Mount Barker
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Australia)
Member of the Australian Senate
(3/29/1901 - 6/30/1938)
Electoral District
:
Western Australia
Start Time
: 3/29/1901
End Time
: 6/30/1938
Pearce
Elwood
Diplomat
Minister for Defence
(1/6/1932 - 10/12/1934)
Replaces
:
Ben Chifley
Replaced By
:
Archdale Parkhill
Start Time
: 1/6/1932
End Time
: 10/12/1934
Minister for Defence
(9/17/1914 - 12/21/1921)
Replaces
:
Edward Millen
Replaced By
:
Walter Massy-Greene
Start Time
: 9/17/1914
End Time
: 12/21/1921
Minister for Defence
(4/29/1910 - 6/24/1913)
Replaces
:
Joseph Cook
Replaced By
:
Edward Millen
Start Time
: 4/29/1910
End Time
: 6/24/1913
Minister for Defence
(11/13/1908 - 6/2/1909)
Replaces
:
Thomas Ewing
Replaced By
:
Joseph Cook
Start Time
: 11/13/1908
End Time
: 6/2/1909
Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order
Australian Labor Party
Western Australia
Carpenter
Emu War
George Pearce
Criterion Used
:
State of Australia
George Pearce
Kinship to Subject
:
Uncle