Political families of South Australia

Angas

• George Fife Angas MLC 1851–1857, 1857–1866

  Bagot

• Captain Charles Hervey Bagot MLC 1844–51, 1851–53, 1857–61, 1865–69

  Baker

• John Baker MLC 1851–61, 1863–72 and Premier 1857–57

Bakewell

• Samuel Bakewell MHA 1860–62
• his brother William Bakewell MHA 1857–60, 1862–64

  Bardolph

• Ken Bardolph architect and Labor MLC 1941–1964
• Doug Bardolph journalist and Lang Labor and Labor MHA for Adelaide 1933–1944

  Basedow

• Martin Peter Friedrich Basedow MLC 1894–1900

  Blyth

• Sir Arthur Blyth KCMG CB MLC 1855–57; MHA for Gumeracha 1857–68, 1870–75, for North Adelaide 1875–77, Premier 1864–65, 1871–72 and 1873–75
• Neville Blyth MHA for East Torrens 1860–67, for Encounter Bay 1868–70 and North Adelaide 1877–78

  Brookman

• Norman Brookman MLC 1941–1949 Son of Sir George Brookman

  Butler

• Sir Richard Butler MHA for Yatala 1890–1902; MHA for Barossa 1902–24; Premier March 1905 – July 1905

• Mark Butler (MHR for Port Adelaide 2007–

  Castine

• Col. John William Castine MHA for Wooroora 1884–1902

  Cooke

• Ebenezer Cooke MHA for Flinders 1875–82

  Corcoran

• Jim Corcoran MHA for Victoria 1945–47, 1953–56; MHA for Millicent 1956–1962.

  Cowan

• Thomas Cowan MHA for Yatala 1875–78.
• James Cowan MHA for Yatala 1890

  Darling

• John Darling Sr. MHA for West Adelaide 1870–71, 1876–78; Yatala 1878–1881; Stanley 1885–1887 then MLC 1888–1897

  Dashwood

• George Frederick Dashwood MLC 1843–1844

  Davenport

• Robert Davenport, brother of Samuel, MLC, electoral district of Hindmarsh, 1851–1854.
• Sir Samuel Davenport, brother of Robert, MLC, 1846–1848, 1855–1857 and 1857–1866.
• George Davenport was a Queensland politician, son of Robert and Samuel's older brother Francis who had preceded them to South Australia

  Dawkins

• Boyd Dawkins MLC for Midlands 1962–1982.

  Downer

• Sir John Downer MHA for Barossa 1878–1901; Australian Senate 1901–03; MLC 1905–07; Premier 1885–1887
• Henry Edward Downer MHA for Encounter Bay 1881–96

  Duncan

• Sir John Duncan MHA for Port Adelaide 1871–75, MHA for Wallaroo 1875–1877, MHA for Wooroora 1884–90, MLC 1891–1896, 1900–1913.

  Dunn

• John Dunn MHA for Mount Barker 1857–68; MLC 1869–77

Dutton

• Francis Stacker Dutton seventh Premier of South Australia
• Frederick Hansborough Dutton, his brother, MLC 1852–1853

Everard

• Dr. Charles George Everard MLC 1857–69

  Giles

• William Giles, colonial manager and MLC 1851–54.

  Glyde

• William Dening Glyde MLC 1882–1887
• Samuel Dening Glyde, his brother, MHA for Sturt 1885 to 1887

Goldsworthy

• Roger Goldsworthy MHA for Kavel 1970–92; Deputy Premier 1979–82

  Gordon

• Sir David John Gordon MLC for Midlands 1913–1944

  Grainger

• John Grainger, non-official MLC 1851–1855

  Hall

• Steele Hall Premier of South Australia 1968–70, Senator for South Australia 1974–77, MHR for Boothby 1981–96
• Joan Hall MHA for Coles 1993–2002, MHA for Morialta 2002–2006.

  Hart

• Captain John Hart CMG MHA for Port Adelaide 1857–59, 1862, 1862–66; Premier 1865–66

  Hawker

• George Charles Hawker MHA for Victoria 1858–65, 1875–83

  Hill

• Murray Hill MLC 1965–88

  Henning

• Rudolph Wilhelm Emil Henning MHA for Albert 1878–1884

  Homburg

• Robert Homburg MHA for Gumeracha 1884–1902; MHA for Murray 1902–05

  Hussey

Jelley

• David Jelley MLC 1906–07 died after sitting only one session
• James Jelley MLC 1912–33; member of Hill and Gunn Ministries

  Kelly

• Hugh Craine Kelly MHA for Wooroora 1890 to 1891 when he died in buggy accident
• Robert Kelly succeeded his brother as member for Wooroora 1891 to 1893
• their cousin John Robert Kelly was MHA for Encounter Bay 1890 to 1896

  Kingston

• Sir George Strickland Kingston MLA for The Burra and Clare 1856–1860, 1861–1862; MLA for Stanley 1862–1880

  Lake

• James Andrew Trehane Lake MHA for Barossa 1871–75
• His brother George Hingston Lake MHA for Burra 1890–96

  Lindsay

• John Lindsay, MHA for Encounter Bay 1860–65 and The Sturt 1870–71
• Charles Lindsay MHA for Flinders 1862–65

  McLachlan

• James McLachlan Sr. MHA for Wooroora 1893–1902

  Mildred

• Henry Mildred MHA for Noarlunga 1857–1860; East Torrens 1860–1865; MLC 1866–1873

  Milne

• Sir William Milne MHA for Onkaparinga 1857–1868; MLC in 1869, 1873–1881

  Morphett

• John Morphett MLC 1843–1955, 1857–1973
• George Morphett MHA for West Torrens 1860–61

  Newland

• Simpson Newland CMG. MHA for Encounter Bay 1881–87

Pearce

• George Pearce, MHA for East Torrens 1868–1870

  Price

• Thomas Price MHA for Sturt 1893–1902; MHA for Torrens 1902–1909; Premier 1905–1909

  Playford

• Thomas Playford Sr. MLA for Onkaparinga 1868–71; MLA for East Torrens 1875–1887; MLA for Newcastle 1887–1890; MLA for East Torrens 1890–1894; MLA for Gumeracha 1899–1901; Premier 1887–89, 1890–92

  Randell

• William Randell "Captain Randell" MHA for Gumeracha 1893–1899.

  Riddoch

• John Riddoch was MHA for the Victoria 1865–1870 and 1871–1873
• His brother George Riddoch was MHA for the Victoria 1893–1896 and MLC 1901–1909

  Rudall

• Samuel Bruce Rudall MHA for Barossa 1906–15

  Sandford

• Alexander Wallace Sandford MLC 1897–1902

  Shannon

• David Shannon MHA for Light 1858–60
• James Shannon, half-brother of David, MHA for Light 1878–81
• John Wallace Shannon , MHA for Yorke Peninsula 1896–02; MHA for Wallaroo 1902–05; Senator for South Australia 1914–20.

  Solomon

• Emanuel Solomon MLA for West Adelaide 1862–65; MLC 1867–71. His oldest brother Moss Solomon was father of Judah Moss Solomon

Stirling

• Edward Stirling MLC 1857–65

  Stow

• Randolph Isham Stow QC. MHA for West Torrens 1861–62; MHA for Victoria 1862–65; MHA for East Torrens 1866–68; MHA for Light 1873–75, 1875
• Augustine Stow MHA for West Torrens 1862–65; MHA for Flinders 1866–68

  Vardon

• Joseph Vardon Senator for South Australia 1907–1913

  Venning

• Howard Maxwell Venning MHA for Rocky River 1968–79

  Verran

• John Verran MHA for Wallaroo from 1901–1918, First Labor Premier of South Australia 1910–1912

  von Doussa

• Alfred von Doussa, MLC 1901–1921
• Louis von Doussa, MHA for Mount Barker 1889–1902, MLC for Southern District 1903–1905

  Weatherill

• George Weatherill MLC 1986–2000

  White

• James White MHA for Light 1871, 1875–81

  Williams

• Thomas Williams non-official MLC.

  Wilson

• Sir Keith Wilson Senator for South Australia 1938–1944 and MHR for Sturt 1949–1954, 1955–1966

  Wright

• John David "Jack" Wright MHA for Adelaide 1971–85; Deputy Premier 1982–85

  Young

• Charles Burney Young MLC 1878–1880