Alexander Peacock - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1861 birth 1933 death Australian person of Scottish descent Head of government of Australian states and territories Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly Chief president of the Australian Natives' Association Australian Freemason Australian politician awarded knighthoods Person from Creswick, Victoria Premier of Victoria Premier of Victoria in office Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
rdfs:label	Alexander Peacock
owl:sameAs	dbr:Alexander_Peacock
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skos:prefLabel	Alexander Peacock
skos:altLabel	Peacock Ministerial <br />Alexander Peacock Alex Peacock Peacock I Peacock II Peacock III Sir Alexander Peacock
clgo:birthDate	1861-06-11
clgo:birthPlace	British Empire Creswick, Victoria Victoria (Australia)
clgo:birthYear	1861
clgo:deathDate	1933-10-07
clgo:deathPlace	Australia Creswick, Victoria Victoria (Australia)
clgo:deathYear	1933
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:spouse	Millie Peacock
is clgo:firstLeader of	1914 Victorian state election
is clgo:secondLeader of	1902 Victorian state election 1924 Victorian state election
is clgo:spouse of	Millie Peacock

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