Toombul, Queensland, Australia
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- Member, Toombul Divisional Board 1885Appointed to the Toombul Division Board in 1885 and re-elected unopposed for a further three years.
- Member for Toombul, Queensland Legislative Assembly FROM 10 APR 1893 TO 8 MAY 1926Held the Legislative Assembly seat of Toombul continuously from 10 April 1893 to 8 May 1926, succeeding Michael Gannon and being succeeded by Hugh Russell. Over that period the register records his affiliations changing from Ministerialist to Opposition, back to Ministerialist, then Liberal, Nationalist and finally the Queensland United Party (Nationalist and Country Party). In July 1925 he announced he would retire at the 1926 election and did not contest it.
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- Residence 1903Clerk. Living with wife Ann and children.
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People here
- James Jenkins Campbell
- Emilie Frances Christina Morton
- George Heinrich Naumann
- Cameron Fitzherbert Evans
- Malweene Anna Schloss
- Hermann Naumann
- Elizabeth Born
- George Heinrich Naumann
- Heinrich Fredrick Giesemann
- Thomas Arthur Atherton
- Jane Bardsley
- Wilhelm Friederick Beckmann
- Bridget Coll
- Edward Beckman
- Caroline Fiedler
- August Ferdinand Pacholke
- Karl August Polzin
- Charles Wesley Zillman
- Maurice Wilson Lange Zillman
- Leslie Norman Grams
- Emma Mathilda Grams
- Albert Patrick Freese
- Andrew Lang Petrie