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William Watt

William Alexander Watt

Australian politician (1871-1946).

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Instance Of

Human

Date of Death

9/13/1946

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

William

Position Held

Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
(10/14/1897 - 11/1/1900)
Electoral District
:
North Melbourne
Replaces
:
George Prendergast
Replaced By
:
George Prendergast
Start Time
: 10/14/1897
End Time
: 11/1/1900
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(9/5/1914 - 7/5/1929)
Electoral District
:
Balaclava
Replaces
:
Agar Wynne
Replaced By
:
Thomas White
Start Time
: 9/5/1914
End Time
: 7/5/1929
Premier of Victoria
(5/18/1912 - 12/9/1913)
Replaces
:
John Murray
Replaced By
:
George Elmslie
Series Ordinal
:24
Start Time
: 5/18/1912
End Time
: 12/9/1913
Premier of Victoria
(12/22/1913 - 6/18/1914)
Replaces
:
George Elmslie
Replaced By
:
Alexander Peacock
Start Time
: 12/22/1913
End Time
: 6/18/1914
Speaker of the House of Representatives
(2/28/1923 - 1/12/1926)
Replaces
:
Elliot Johnson
Replaced By
:
Littleton Groom
Series Ordinal
:5
Start Time
: 2/28/1923
End Time
: 1/12/1926
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Treasurer of Australia
(3/27/1918 - 7/28/1920)
Replaces
:
John Forrest
Replaced By
:
Joseph Cook
Start Time
: 3/27/1918
End Time
: 7/28/1920

Occupation

Politician
Accountant
Merchant

Country of Citizenship

Australia

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Date of Birth

11/23/1871

Place of Birth

Barfold

Place of Death

Toorak

Family Name

Watt

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

Canberra

Name in Native Language

William Watt

Writing Language

English
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