Mr William LEE (1794 - 1870)**
- Date of Birth: 01/04/1794
- Place of Birth: Norfolk Island, New South Wales, Australia
- Date of Death: 18/11/1870
- Place of Death: Kelso, New South Wales, Australia
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Parliamentary Service
| Position | Start | End | Period | Notes |
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| Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly | 8 Apr 1856 | 11 Apr 1859 | 3yr(s) 4day(s)
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| Member for Roxburgh | 8 Apr 1856 | 19 Dec 1857 | 1yr(s) 8mth(s) 12day(s)
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| Member for Roxburgh | 27 Jan 1858 | 11 Apr 1859 | 1yr(s) 2mth(s) 16day(s)
2nd (1858 - 1859) | |
| Petition of Peter Rawlings Committee No.5 | 4 Jun 1856 | 18 Mar 1857 | 9mths 15days
1st (1856 - 1857) | |
| Impounding Laws Committee No. 10 | 15 Aug 1856 | 18 Mar 1857 | 7mths 4days
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| Petition of Mr David Cross Committee No.24 | 9 Dec 1856 | 18 Mar 1857 | 3mths 10days
1st (1856 - 1857) | |
| Scab and Catarrh in Sheep Committee No.9 | 23 Oct 1857 | 18 Dec 1857 | 1mth 26days
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| Scab and Catarrh in Sheep Committee No.14 | 27 Apr 1858 | 26 Nov 1858 | 7mths
2nd (1858 - 1859) | |
| Bathurst School of Arts Bill Committee No.16 | 30 Apr 1858 | 26 Nov 1858 | 6mths 28days
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| State of the Magistracy Committee No.17 | 18 May 1858 | 26 Nov 1858 | 6mths 9days
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| Railway Services of Thomas Woore Esq. Committee No.24 | 2 Jul 1858 | 26 Nov 1858 | 4mths 25days
2nd (1858 - 1859) | |
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Qualifications, occupations and interests
Pastoralist. Known as William Pantoney Junior, until c.1817/18, when name changed to William Lee. Spent early years on Norfolk Island. Lived at Windsor in 1814 and was issued with government cattle in 1816. One of the first settlers at Bathurst in 1818, receiving a large land grant at Kelso. Purchased much land at Molong. At a later time toook up stations becoming a big squatter. At death had land both freehold and leasehold in Wellington, Emu Plains, Bathurst, and Lane Cove.
Personal
Son of William Pantoney and Sarah Smith, convicts. Married Mary Dargin on 26 March 1821 and had issue, 4 daughters and 6 sons. Church of England
Additional Information
Biography and portrait in ‘Australian Men of Mark’, Volume 1. Sydney, [?1889] , page 289
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