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Robert Ramsay (Queensland politician)
Robert Ramsay (19 March 1818 - 5 July 1910) was a member of the Queensland Legislative Council, the Queensland Legislative Assembly, and the eighth Treasurer of Queensland.
==Early life==
Ramsay was born in London, England in 1818 to Captain Robert Ramsay and his wife Margaret (née Cruikshank) and was educated in Edinburgh and at Harrow.〔 He arrived in Sydney in 1839 and after gaining pastoral experience in New South Wales and Queensland he took up Rosalie Plains on the Darling Downs in 1848.〔(Ramsay, Robert (1818–1910) ) — Australian Dictionary of Biography. Retrieved 9 March 2015.〕
Later that year he went into partnership with Louis Hope and together they acquired Cooyar, Lagoon Creek Downs, Kilcoy and other stations in the Burnett area. He visited England in 1865-1866 and on his return purchased 35,000 acres of the original Eton Vale station from Arthur Hodgson.〔
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