John See
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Sir John See (Born in Yelling, Huntington, England, October 14, 1844; died in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia, January 31, 1907) was a member of the New South Wales Legislature from November 26, 1880 to June 15, 1901, and was then Premier of New South Wales from 1901-1904.
He was married, and fathered ten children, seven of whom survived him.
| Preceded by: William Lyne |
Premier of New South Wales 1901-1904 |
Succeeded by: Thomas Waddell |
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| Donaldson | Cowper | Parker | Forster | Robertson | Martin | Parkes | Farnell | Stuart | Dibbs | Jennings | Reid | Lyne | See | Waddell | Carruthers | Wade | McGowen | Holman | Storey | Dooley | Fuller | Lang | Bavin | Stevens | Mair | McKell | McGirr | Cahill | Heffron | Renshaw | Askin | Lewis | Willis | Wran | Unsworth | Greiner | Fahey | Carr | Iemma | |
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