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Thomas Chapman (Australian politician)

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His exact birth year is unclear but 1815 is widely accepted, although his baptism date is registered as 18 Dec 1814 (Biggleswade, Bedfordshire); this article uses the birth year from the
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after four years out of ministry, on 2 August 1861 he held office until 20 January 1863 a total of 18 months making him the second longest serving Premier after
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and became a leading merchant during the early 1850s. He married Catherine Swan and had four daughters and five sons. Chapman was an advocate against the
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at around 1841 with his younger brother George (George returned to England after having married in Tasmania). He set up a business in
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at the time. While Premier he also took up his old job of Colonial treasurer from November, 1862 until January, 1863.
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Chapman served 26 years because for a period of time 1864-1866 he was not a member of parliament due to bankruptcy
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was created in 1856 Chapman became a minister under Tasmania's first responsible government headed by
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During his time in parliament; Chapman served in six electorates, in both chambers.
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Chapman is noted as being a good public speaker and an excellent financier.
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Many of these electorates no longer exist they are based on the towns of
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Although his term as Premier ended he became Colonial Treasurer again in
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from 2 August 1861 until 20 January 1863. He served as a member of the
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from 28 October 1851 until August, 1856. Resigned to contest in the
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from 8 November 1862 until May, 1864. Resigned because of bankruptcy
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from 1 September 1871 until August, 1873. Resigned to contest in
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ministries. Or from 1857 after Champ's resignation, until 1861.
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for 26 years from August 1856 until his death in 1884.
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Thomas Daniel Chapman

Premier of Tasmania
William Weston
James Whyte
President
Tasmanian Legislative Council
Frederick Innes
Walter Gellibrand
Biggleswade
Bedfordshire
England
United Kingdom
New Town
Tasmania
United Kingdom
Premier of Tasmania
Tasmanian Parliament
Tasmania
Hobart
transportation of convicts
Van Diemens Land
Tasmanian Legislative Council
Tasmanian House of Assembly
William Champ
William Champ
Gregson
Weston
Smith
Premier

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