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- Fred_Bamford abstract "Frederick William "Fred" Bamford (11 February 1849 – 10 September 1934) was an Australian politician.Bamford was born in Dubbo, New South Wales and educated at Toowoomba, Queensland. He left school at 14 and worked as a carpenter around the Toowoomba area. In September 1871 he married Mary Ann Miller. He and a partner set up a cabinet-making business in Mackay in 1882 but he went bankrupt in 1884.".
- Fred_Bamford activeYearsEndDate "1925-10-03".
- Fred_Bamford activeYearsStartDate "1901-03-30".
- Fred_Bamford birthDate "1849-02-11".
- Fred_Bamford birthPlace Dubbo.
- Fred_Bamford birthYear "1849".
- Fred_Bamford deathDate "1934-09-10".
- Fred_Bamford deathYear "1934".
- Fred_Bamford party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Fred_Bamford party Nationalist_Party_of_Australia.
- Fred_Bamford region Division_of_Herbert.
- Fred_Bamford successor Lewis_Nott.
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Conscription.
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Dubbo.
- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Kanaka_(Pacific_Island_worker).
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Mackay,_Queensland.
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Paddy_Glynn.
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLink Shire_of_Bowen.
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- Fred_Bamford wikiPageWikiLinkText "Fred Bamford".
- Fred_Bamford birthDate "1849-02-11".
- Fred_Bamford birthPlace "Dubbo, New South Wales".
- Fred_Bamford constituencyMp Division_of_Herbert.
- Fred_Bamford dateOfBirth "1849-02-11".
- Fred_Bamford dateOfDeath "1934-09-10".
- Fred_Bamford deathDate "1934-09-10".
- Fred_Bamford deathPlace "Sydney".
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- Fred_Bamford honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Fred_Bamford name "Bamford, Frederick William".
- Fred_Bamford name "Fred Bamford".
- Fred_Bamford nationality "Australian".
- Fred_Bamford occupation "Cabinet maker".
- Fred_Bamford parliament "Australian".
- Fred_Bamford party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Fred_Bamford party "Nationalist".
- Fred_Bamford placeOfBirth "Dubbo, New South Wales".
- Fred_Bamford placeOfDeath "Sydney".
- Fred_Bamford predecessor "New seat".
- Fred_Bamford shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Fred_Bamford spouse "Mary Ann Miller".
- Fred_Bamford successor Lewis_Nott.
- Fred_Bamford termEnd "1925-10-03".
- Fred_Bamford termStart "1901-03-30".
- Fred_Bamford title Minister_for_Home_Affairs_(Australia).
- Fred_Bamford title "Member for Herbert".
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- Fred_Bamford years "1901".
- Fred_Bamford years "1916".
- Fred_Bamford description "Australian politician".
- Fred_Bamford description "Australian politician".