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Edmund Lonsdale

Australian politician.

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Member of Political Party

Date of Death

10/4/1913

Date of Birth

10/31/1843

Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

Edmund

Occupation

Politician

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Position Held

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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Place of Birth

Family Name

Work Location

Canberra

Name in Native Language

Edmund Lonsdale

Writing Language

English

Place of Death

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Bricklayer
Building Contractor
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(6/25/1891 - 6/25/1894)
Electoral District
:
New England
End Cause
:
Unelected
Elected In
:
1891 New South Wales Colonial Election
End Time
: 6/25/1894
Start Time
: 6/25/1891
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(7/24/1895 - 7/8/1898)
Electoral District
:
Armidale
End Cause
:
Unelected
Elected In
:
1895 New South Wales Colonial Election
End Time
: 7/8/1898
Start Time
: 7/24/1895
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(7/3/1901 - 10/31/1903)
Electoral District
:
Armidale
End Cause
:
Unelected
Elected In
:
1901 New South Wales State Election
End Time
: 10/31/1903
Start Time
: 7/3/1901
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
(9/10/1907 - 10/4/1913)
Electoral District
:
Armidale
End Cause
:
Resignation
Elected In
:
1907 New South Wales State Election
Elected In
:
1910 New South Wales State Election
End Time
: 10/4/1913
Start Time
: 9/10/1907
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(12/16/1903 - 12/12/1906)
Electoral District
:
New England
Replaces
:
William Sawers
Replaced By
:
Frank Foster
End Cause
:
Unelected
Elected In
:
1903 Australian Federal Election
End Time
: 12/12/1906
Start Time
: 12/16/1903
Free Trade Party
( - 1901)
End Time
: 1901
Liberal Reform Party
(1901 - )
Start Time
: 1901
Lonsdale
Uralla
Morpeth