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James Boucaut
James Penn Boucaut
Australian politician and judge (1831-1916).
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Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
2/1/1916
Date of Birth
10/29/1831
Sex or Gender
Male
Award Received
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
(1898)
Given Name
James
Penn
Country of Citizenship
Australia
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Position Held
14 items
Place of Birth
Place of Death
Occupation
Religion or Worldview
Number of Children
Family Name
Work Location
Native Language
Name in Native Language
Relative
Described by Source
Writing Language
English
Premier of South Australia
(3/28/1866 - 5/3/1867)
Series Ordinal
:
11
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
Henry Ayers
Member of Cabinet
:
First Boucaut Ministry
Start Time
:
3/28/1866
End Time
:
5/3/1867
Premier of South Australia
(6/3/1875 - 6/6/1876)
Replaces
:
Arthur Blyth
Replaced By
:
John Colton
Start Time
:
6/3/1875
End Time
:
6/6/1876
Premier of South Australia
(10/26/1877 - 9/27/1878)
Replaces
:
John Colton
Replaced By
:
William Morgan
Start Time
:
10/26/1877
End Time
:
9/27/1878
Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court
(9/25/1878 - 2/24/1905)
Start Time
:
9/25/1878
End Time
:
2/24/1905
Attorney-General of South Australia
(10/23/1865 - 5/3/1867)
Member of Cabinet
:
First Boucaut Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
First Hart Ministry
Start Time
:
10/23/1865
End Time
:
5/3/1867
Attorney-General of South Australia
(1/22/1872 - 3/4/1872)
Start Time
:
1/22/1872
End Time
:
3/4/1872
Minister of Lands
(6/3/1875 - 2/2/1876)
Start Time
:
6/3/1875
End Time
:
2/2/1876
Minister of Public Works
(2/2/1876 - 6/6/1876)
Start Time
:
2/2/1876
End Time
:
6/6/1876
Treasurer of South Australia
(10/26/1877 - 9/27/1878)
Start Time
:
10/26/1877
End Time
:
9/27/1878
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(12/9/1861 - 11/9/1862)
Replaces
:
Richard Davies Hanson
Electoral District
:
City of Adelaide
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Parliament of South Australia
Together With
:
Thomas Reynolds
Together With
:
Matthew Moorhouse
Together With
:
Philip Santo
Together With
:
Samuel Bakewell
Together With
:
William Parkin
Start Time
:
12/9/1861
End Time
:
11/9/1862
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(3/9/1865 - 4/5/1868)
Electoral District
:
West Adelaide
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
3/9/1865
End Time
:
4/5/1868
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(4/15/1868 - 4/13/1870)
Electoral District
:
The Burra
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
4/15/1868
End Time
:
4/13/1870
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(8/10/1871 - 2/9/1875)
Electoral District
:
West Torrens
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
8/10/1871
End Time
:
2/9/1875
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(2/22/1875 - 9/25/1878)
Electoral District
:
Encounter Bay
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
2/22/1875
End Time
:
9/25/1878
Mylor
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Politician
Judge
Lawyer
Autobiographer
Stockperson
Horse Breeder
Anglicanism
7
Boucaut
South Australia
English
James Penn Boucaut
Alexander McCulloch
Kinship to Subject
:
Wife's Father
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Boucaut, Hon. James Penn
English
Point in Time
:
1898
Series Ordinal
:
1
Series Ordinal
:
2
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