Adolphus Barton
Adolphus Henry Everand Barton | |
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| Born | 1846 London, England |
| Died | 1916-05-20 |
| Occupation(s) | Pastoralist, stock and station agent, politician |
| Years active | 1864–1907 |
| Known for | Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Carnarvon (1904–1907) |
Adolphus Henry Everand Barton (1846 – 20 May 1916) was a pastoralist and served as a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly.
Early life
Barton was born in London to parents William Henry Barton and Sarah Hannah. He received his education at Melbourne Church of England Grammar School. Following two years of pastoral work experience in New Zealand, he took over management of his father's Armadilla Station starting in 1864. Subsequently, he established himself in Stanthorpe as a stock and station agent and also operated Farley's Hotel as its licensee.
Political career
Before his election to the Queensland Legislative Assembly, Barton was a member of the Stanthorpe Divisional Board. He represented the Carnarvon electorate from 1904 until 1907. Additionally, he held the position of Chairman for the Stanthorpe Hospital Committee, acted as Vice-President of the Board of Agricultural Association, and fulfilled duties as a Trustee for the Stanthorpe General Cemetery.
Personal life
In 1876, Barton married Emma Churchill, who passed away in 1946. Together, they had two sons and five daughters. Barton died in 1916 and was laid to rest at Stanthorpe General Cemetery.