20 August 1928) farmer, member for Victoria (April 1870 – July 1871) in the South Australian House of Assembly Evans family Stan Evans (born 1930) (MP for three electorates: Onkaparinga, Fisher and Davenport) 1968–1993. Father; Iain Evans (born 1959) (MP for Davenport) 1993–2014. Liberal Opposition Leader 2006–2007. Deputy Liberal Opposition Leader 2005–2006. Liberal government minister 1997–2002. Son. Farrell family David Farrell (1891–1953), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Maryborough George Farrell (1895–1966), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Rockhampton, his brother Ferguson family Jack Ferguson (1924–2002) (MP for Merrylands) 1959–62, 1968–84 and Fairfield 1962–68. Deputy Premier of New South Wales 1976–84. Sons; Laurie Ferguson (born 1952) (MHR for Reid) 1990–2010. Martin Ferguson (born 1953) (MHR for Batman) 1996–2013. Minister in the Rudd Government Fong Lim family Alec Fong Lim (1931–1990) (Lord Mayor of Darwin) 1984–90. His daughter; Katrina Fong Lim (1961–) (Lord Mayor of Darwin) 2012–. Fraser family Sir Simon Fraser (1832–1919) (Senator for VIC) 1901–06. Grandson; Malcolm Fraser (1930–2015) (MHR for Wannon) 1955–83. Minister in the Holt, McEwen, Gorton and McMahon Ministries. 22nd Prime Minister of Australia 1975–83. Goldsworthy–Chapman family Roger Goldsworthy MHA, AO (1929 –) first Member for Kavel 1970–1992, 3rd Deputy Premier of South Australia 1979–1982, various ministries, father of Mark Goldsworthy (1956 –) third and current Member for Kavel since 2002 Grant Chapman (1949–) (Roger Goldsworthy's brother-in-law) MHR for Kingston, Senator for South Australia Gullett family Henry Gullett (1837–1914) was a member of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1908 till 1914. Sir Henry Gullett (1878–1940) was the nephew of the New South Wales politician of the same name. He won the Victorian seat of Henty of the House of Representatives and held it from 1925 till his death in 1940 in a plane crash, at which time he was a government minister. Jo Gullett (1914–1999) won his father’s old seat of Henty in the House of Representatives and held it from 1946 to 1955. During some of that time he also served as government whip. Groom family William Henry Groom his sons: Littleton Ernest Groom Henry Littleton Groom Hamer family Sir Rupert "Dick" Hamer (1916–2004), 39th Premier of Victoria 1972–1981. His younger brother; David Hamer (1923–2002) (MHR for Isaacs) 1969–1974. Australian Senator for Victoria 1978–1990. His grandfather-in-law; Sir William Murray McPherson (1865–1932) 31st Premier of Victoria, Treasurer of Victoria. Member for Hawthorn (1913–30). His father; Thomas McPherson, Mayor of Melbourne (1870–71) The