Downer family
The Downer family has played a significant role in the South Australian and Australian political and social sphere since the early days of European settlement.
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Name | Birth name | Alive | Occupation | Office | Parents | Spouse | Notes |
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Henry Downer | 1811 – 1870 | Jane Field | arrived on the Eden in 1838[1] | ||||
George Downer | Alexander George Downer | 1839 – 1916 | Barrister, journalist, businessman | Henry Downer and Jane Downer (née Field) | unmarried | ||
John Downer | John William Downer | 1843 – 1915 | Partner in the legal firm G & J Downer | Premier of South Australia 1885 – 1887, 1892 – 1893 |
Henry Downer and Jane Downer (née Field) | Una Stella Haslingden Russell | |
Henry Edward Downer | 1836 – 1905 | lawyer, businessman, politician | Henry Downer and Jane Downer (née Field) | Maria Martin Haggar | |||
Alick Downer | Alexander Russell Downer | 1910 – 1981 | Minister for Immigration, Australian 1958 – 1963 |
John William Downer and Una Stella Haslingden Downer (née Russell) | Mary Isobel Gosse | ||
Mary Downer | Mary Isobel Gosse | 1924 – 2014 | James Hay Gosse and Joanna Lang Gosse (née Barr Smith) | Alick Downer | |||
Alexander Downer | 1951 – | Minister for Foreign Affairs 1996 – 2007 |
Alick Downer and Mary Downer (née Gosse) | Nicola Robinson |
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