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{{PM
|dob=18 January
|yob=1849
|birthplace=Glebe, New South Wales
|dod=7 January
|yod=1920
|prec=Alfred Deakin
|wife=Jean Barton
|party=Protectionist Party
}}
The '''Rt Hon. Sir Edmund Barton''' was the first [[Prime Minister]] of [[Australia]], and had been in politics in the [[New South Wales]] colonial parliament and involved with the [[Federal Convention, Australia|Federal Convention]] which led to the [[federation]] of the Australian [[colony|colonies]].
Barton also led a delegation to [[London]] to oversee the passage of the Constitution Bill through the British Parliament, which became Australia's [[constitution]].
== Source ==
* National Museum of Australia [http://www.nma.gov.au/education/school_resources/websites_and_interactives/primeministers/edmund_barton/ Edmond Barton]
{{Australian Prime Ministers}}
|dob=18 January
|yob=1849
|birthplace=Glebe, New South Wales
|dod=7 January
|yod=1920
|prec=Alfred Deakin
|wife=Jean Barton
|party=Protectionist Party
}}
The '''Rt Hon. Sir Edmund Barton''' was the first [[Prime Minister]] of [[Australia]], and had been in politics in the [[New South Wales]] colonial parliament and involved with the [[Federal Convention, Australia|Federal Convention]] which led to the [[federation]] of the Australian [[colony|colonies]].
Barton also led a delegation to [[London]] to oversee the passage of the Constitution Bill through the British Parliament, which became Australia's [[constitution]].
== Source ==
* National Museum of Australia [http://www.nma.gov.au/education/school_resources/websites_and_interactives/primeministers/edmund_barton/ Edmond Barton]
{{Australian Prime Ministers}}