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Morton, Mark Fairles (1865–1938)

	Morton, Mark Fairles (1865–1938)
Born	28 September, 1865 Nowra , New South Wales , Australia
Died	28 September, 1938 (aged 73) Nowra , New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	heart disease
Cultural Heritage	English Scottish
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Morton, Sarah Emily (wife) Morton, Jane (mother) Morton, Henry Gordon (father) Fuller, Sarah Cunningham (mother-in-law) Fuller, George Lawrence (father-in-law) Morton, Philip Henry (brother) Morton, Oswald Gordon (brother) Morton, Henry Douglas (brother) Morton, Alfred John (brother) Morton, Arthur Richard (brother) Morton, Septimus (brother) Morton, Frederick Sydney (brother) Fuller, Robert Miller (brother-in-law) Fuller, William Frederick (brother-in-law) Palmer, Thomas Draper (brother-in-law) Anderson, Thomas Primrose (brother-in-law) Fuller, Archie Douglas (brother-in-law) Fuller, George Lawrence (nephew by marriage) Fuller, John Bryan (nephew by marriage)
Education*	Numbaa Public school (NSW) (student, 1872-1878) Hurstville College (Goulburn, NSW) (student, 1879-1883)
Occupation*	auctioneer (1880-1901) New South Wales, Australia stock and station agent (1880-1901) New South Wales, Australia bowler (1900-1938) New South Wales, Australia bowls administrator (1900-1938) New South Wales, Australia liberal/conservative politician (1901-1920) New South Wales, Australia Member of Lower House (1901-1920) New South Wales, Australia liberal/conservative politician (1922-1938) New South Wales, Australia Member of Lower House (1922-1938) New South Wales, Australia
Clubs*	Australian Club (Sydney) (member)
Workplaces*	Goldsbrough, Mort & Co Ltd (employee)

* Dates are approximate