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What was sir Edmund Barton religion?
edmund barton's religion
Who was Edmund barton's wife?
Jane Mason Ross. After she married Edmund Barton, she became Jane Mason Barton
What is Edmund Barton known for?
Biographies do not list a middle name for Edmund Barton. His childhood nickname was 'Toby', and he has since been referred to as "Edmund Toby Barton", but whether Toby was actually his middle name is unknown.
Did Edmund barton umpire cricket?
yes Edmund definitely did
How did Edmund Barton die?
1849 - Edmund Barton was born in Glebe, Sydney 1868 - Barton graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts (Classics) 1870 - Barton achieved his Master of Arts 1891 - Barton proposed his plan for Federation at the National Australasian Convention 1901 - Barton became Australia's first Prime Minister 1903 - He resigned as Prime Minister and was sworn in as a High Court Judge
When did Edmund Barton Die?
Sir Edmund Barton died on 7 January 1920 at the age of 70.
Where and when did Sir Edmund Barton die?
Sir Edmund Barton died of a heart attack in Medlow Bath in New South Wales on 7 January 1920.
What is Edmund barton's real name?
sir Edmund barton
What year did Edmund Barton?
Edmund Barton died on 1920
What was sir Edmund Barton religion?
edmund barton's religion
How old was Edmund Barton when he graduated?
Edmund Barton was 18 when he graduated
What are the names of Sir Edmund Barton's brothers?
Edmund Barton has 3 siblings in His family: George Burnett Barton, Ellen Barton, Harriet Barton.
What are the names of the brothers of Edmund Barton?
Edmund Barton has 3 siblings in His family: George Burnett Barton, Ellen Barton, Harriet Barton.
What was Edmund Barton's Childhood like?
Edmund Barton childhood was like a normal person
Who was Edmund barton's wife?
Jane Mason Ross. After she married Edmund Barton, she became Jane Mason Barton
Did Edmund Barton support labor or liberal?
Neither. Edmund Barton was with the Protectionist Party.
Who was Sir Edmund Barton?
Sir Edmund Barton was the first Australian Prime Minister.
