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William Milne
Sir William Milne
Entrepreneur and politician in South Australia (1822–1895).
Wikipedia | William Milne (Politician)
Statements about
William Milne
Date of Death
4/23/1895
Instance Of
Human
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Birth
5/17/1822
Given Name
William
Position Held
11 items
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(3/9/1857 - 4/20/1868)
Member of the South Australian Legislative Council
(3/19/1869 - 4/19/1881)
Minister of Lands
(8/21/1857 - 9/1/1857)
Minister of Lands
(7/5/1859 - 5/9/1860)
Minister of Lands
(7/22/1864 - 8/4/1864)
Minister of Lands
(3/28/1866 - 5/3/1867)
Minister of Public Works
(2/19/1862 - 7/4/1863)
Minister of Public Works
(8/4/1864 - 3/22/1865)
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(5/30/1870 - 1/22/1872)
President of the South Australian Legislative Council
(7/25/1873 - 4/19/1881)
Member of the Corporation of the City of Burnside
(8/14/1856 - )
Occupation
Politician
Country of Citizenship
Place of Birth
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Family Name
Member of Political Party
Award Received
Residence
Name in Native Language
Work Location
Native Language
Relative
Place of Death
Member Of
Described by Source
Candidacy in Election
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Australia
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Anachronism
Glasgow
English
Milne
Politician Before the Emergence of Political Parties
Knight Bachelor
Glasgow
William Milne
South Australia
English
William Bundey
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
Lancelot Stirling
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
Crafers
Glen Osmond
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Source Considered Most Trustworthy
Adelaide Club
(1863 - )
Start Time
:
1863
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Milne, Hon. Sir William
1857 Onkaparinga Colonial Election
Electoral District
:
Onkaparinga
Series Ordinal
:
1
Electoral District
:
Onkaparinga
Parliamentary Term
:
1st Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Group
:
Politician Before the Emergence of Political Parties
Elected In
:
1857 Onkaparinga Colonial Election
Start Time
:
3/9/1857
End Time
:
4/20/1868
Parliamentary Term
:
9th Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Group
:
Politician Before the Emergence of Political Parties
Start Time
:
3/19/1869
End Time
:
4/19/1881
Replaces
:
Charles Bonney
Replaced By
:
Marshall MacDermott
Series Ordinal
:
2
Member of Cabinet
:
Baker Ministry
Start Time
:
8/21/1857
End Time
:
9/1/1857
Replaces
:
John Neales
Replaced By
:
John T. Bagot
Member of Cabinet
:
Hanson Ministry
Start Time
:
7/5/1859
End Time
:
5/9/1860
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
7/22/1864
End Time
:
8/4/1864
Member of Cabinet
:
First Boucaut Ministry
Start Time
:
3/28/1866
End Time
:
5/3/1867
Replaces
:
John Lindsay
Replaced By
:
William Townsend
Series Ordinal
:
8
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Waterhouse Ministry
Start Time
:
2/19/1862
End Time
:
7/4/1863
Member of Cabinet
:
First Blyth Ministry
Start Time
:
8/4/1864
End Time
:
3/22/1865
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Hart Ministry
Start Time
:
5/30/1870
End Time
:
1/22/1872
Start Time
:
7/25/1873
End Time
:
4/19/1881
End Time
:
unknown value
Start Time
:
8/14/1856
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