Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for West Moreton (1861–1867) and Ipswich (1870–1873) Benjamin's brother Robert Cribb (1805—1893), Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for East Moreton (1859–1859), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Town of Brisbane (1860—1863) and East Moreton (1863—1867) Benjamin's son Thomas Bridson Cribb (1845—1913), Member of the Queensland Legislative Council (1893—1896), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Ipswich (1896—1904), Treasurer of Queensland (1901—1903), Member of the Queensland Legislative Council (1913) Benjamin's son James Clarke Cribb (1856–1926), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Rosewood (1893—1896), Bundamba (1899—1912) and Bremer (1912—1915) Benjamin's brother-in-law and business partner John Clarke Foote (1822—1895), Member of the Queensland Legislative Council (1877—1895) John's brother James Foote (1829–1895), Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for West Moreton (1873—1878), Bundamba (1880—1888) and Rosewood (1892—1893) Darling family John Darling Sr. (1831–1905), South Australian House of Assembly Member (MHA) for West Adelaide 1870 – 1871 John Darling Jr. (1852–1914), MHA 1896 – 1905, 11th Leader of the Opposition (SA) Douglas family John Douglas – Premier of Queensland 1877–1879. Son; Henry Douglas – state member for Cook 1907–1915. Grandson; Alex Douglas – state member for Gaven 2006 and 2009–2015. Alex Douglas is also a nephew of Bob Katter and cousin of Rob Katter (see Katter family below) Ian Douglas – Queensland Political Candidate 2004 State Election – Electorate: Toowoomba North, National Party Downer family Sir John Downer (1843–1915), (MP for Barossa) 1878–1901. Premier of South Australia 1885–87 1892–93. (Senator for SA) 1901–03. (MLC for Southern District) 1905–15. Sir Alexander Russell Downer, "Alick" (1910–1981), (MHR for Angas) 1949–64. Senior Minister in the Menzies Ministry. Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 1964–72. Alexander John Downer, (born 1951), (MHR for Mayo) 1984–2008. Leader of the Australian Opposition 1994–95. Senior Minister in the Howard Government. High Commissioner to the UK 2014–2018. His daughter Georgina Downer ran unsuccessfully for Liberal party preselection for the seat of Goldstein prior to the 2016 federal election, and was the unsuccessful Liberal candidate for the 2018 Mayo by-election and the 2019 federal election. Dunn family John Dunn Snr. South Australian miller and philanthropist, sat in both Houses of the Parliament of South Australia his sons: John Dunn Jnr. South Australian miller, sat in both Houses William Henry Dunn miller and farmer, member of the Legislative Assembly for Onkaparinga John Dunn Snr's son-in-law and nephew: William Paltridge (married Elizabeth Dunn ca.1835 –