RE-MEMBER (FORMER MEMBERS)
William Dixon Campbell Denovan
- Born
- 20 December 1829 (Edinburgh, Mid-Lothian, Scotland)
- Died
- 13 July 1906
- Parents
- Francis Garden, shipbroker and consul, and Margaret
- Marriage
Religion: Presbyterian?
Marital Status: Unmarried
- Education
- Local schools and opened school at Cupar (Fife)
- Career
Mining investor
Arrived Melbourne Oct 1852; mining Mount Alexander and Bendigo and joined protest against the licence system; prominent in red-ribbon movement and Goldfields Reform League; member of first Sandhurst court 1855; Journalist Ballarat and Bendigo; gold buyer Bank of Victoria 1856; mine manager 1860; sharebroker 1867 and a founder of local stock exchange; at first successful in mining speculations, then suffered financial loss; prominent in Loyal Liberal Association, Bendigo Liberal Association and local land leagues.
Bendigo city councillor 1877, town clerk 1879-1892
| House | Electorate | Start | End | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legislative Assembly | Sandhurst | 1 August 1861 | 1 July 1862 | Resigned |
*The Start date for Members elected after 1900 is the date they were elected. The start date for pre-1900 Members is the date they were sworn in.
- Speeches
- References
References: Australian Dictionary of Biography, 4
Data Source: Thomson, K & Serle, G, 'A Biographical Register of the Victorian Legislature 1851-1900', ANU Press, 1972
Last updated: 29th April 2019