About William Forster McCord
Lived 1837 – 1898 (aged 60). William Forster McCord was a politician and station (Australian agriculture).
William Forster McCord (5 October 1837 – 14 April 1898) was a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly.
Biography McCord was born at Clonturk, County Longford, Ireland, the son of Charles McCord and his wife Martha (née Foster). He was educated in Longford and travelled to the United States with his father before arriving in New South Wales in 1857. After his arrival he established Coonambula Station at Eidsvold in what had now become Queensland in 1863 and also acquired the Cania run. and was buried in the Gayndah Cemetery.
Public career McCord was the Chairman of the Eidsvold Divisional Board from 1880 until 1898. At the 1896 Queensland colonial election, he won the seat of Burnett in the Queensland Legislative Assembly. He held the seat until his death two years later.
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Who was William Forster McCord?
Australian politician
When was William Forster McCord born?
William Forster McCord was born on 5 October 1837 in Clonturk.
When did William Forster McCord die?
William Forster McCord died on 14 April 1898 in Gayndah.
What was William Forster McCord's occupation?
William Forster McCord was a politician and station (Australian agriculture).
What nationality was William Forster McCord?
William Forster McCord's recorded nationality: Irish Australian.
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