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Frances Bickford
Frances bickford, wife of John Pepperell Bickford.
John Pepperell Bickford
John Pepperell Bickford, husband of Frances Bickford.
Mrs. Frances Bickford
Mrs. Frances Bickford (Wife of John Pepperrell Bickford).
Mrs. S. Bickford
Mrs. Sarah Bickford, wife of Humphrey Harding Bickford.
Caricature of George T. Bill
Caricature of George T. Bill, M.A. Principal of Moonta School Mines and Advanced Day School. (Note on back of original says "yours truly on of his tribe".
Sergeant Birt
Sergeant Birt, stationed at Murray Bridge as a mounted constable.
John McConnell Black
John McConnell Black (1855-1951) was a Scottish botanist who emigrated to Australian in 1877. He documented and illustrated thousands of floras in South Australia. His volumes were indispensible to botanists studying indigenous and naturalised vegetation of the arid regions of South Australia.
Rev. John Blacket
Rev. John Blacket was a Methodist minister born in Kent Town. He served thirteen Methodist circuits, mainly in the country. He wrote eight books of philosophy and history, most famously "History of South Australia" about the first thirty years of South Australian settlement.
S. G. Blackman, Sheriff
Stanley George Blackman, Sheriff of South Australia; Marshall in Admiralty; Returning Officer (Adelaide District); Deputy Marshall of the High Court of Australia. Born at Hindmarsh January 23, 1886. Eldest son of GH Blackman. Educated at public school, Agricultural School and Pulteney Street School. Entered Sheriff's Office in 1903. Active service in Belgium and France in the Australian Imperial Forces. Sheriff October 1928. Married Ada, 2nd daughter of Herbert Tolhurst.
George E.Blackmore
George E. Blackmore in the uniform of the Bushman's Corps.
Walter Blake and Family
Walter Blake and family: he was Chairman of the Balaklava District Council, 1892-94.
Thomas William Blano
Thomas William Blano: Station officer of South Australian Fire Brigade.
Hon. Albert Percy Blesing
Hon. A. P. Blesing (1879-1949) Minister of Agriculture from 1933-1944. Farmer and politician. He was a founding member of the Country Party Association. When Percy refused to resign from his portfolio his good friend Tom Playford submitted the resignation of his entire cabinet and formed a new one without Percy.
Mr Harry Blinman
Harry Blinman, Under Secretary Bulter Ministry.
Robert Blinman and Family
Robert Thomas Blinman (1810-1880) with his wife Hannah, nee Hunt and their son William (born 1847) and daughter Ellen Joan Jacobs Blinman (born 1854). Robert Blinman's wooden leg is visible.
John Henry Smyth Blood
John Henry Smyth Blood of Blood's Creek second son of Dr M. Blood. He was born in County cCare and grew up in Kapunda. He worked on the construction team establishing the Overland Telegraph where he later became the Post Master and Telegraph Officer at the Peake Station. He held the position of Grand Master of the Freemason Lodge. John married Mary Enock and they had five children. He died at Auburn aged 49
Mrs Mary Ann Blood
Mrs Mary Ann Blood, wife of Dr Matthew H. S. Blood. Marianne was born April 4, 1816 in County Clare. She married Matthew her third cousin when she was 17. They had 11 children. Dr Matthew Henry Smyth Blood was born in County Clare and became a qualified medical practitioner in 1831. His family sailed for South Australia aboard the "Success" arriving in 1848. In Kapunda he was Mines Doctor until 1860. He founded the Kapunda Freemason's Lodge of which he became the first Master. He was Kapunda's first mayor and loved by many in the town. He died aged 75.
Matthew Henry Smyth Blood
Dr Matthew Henry Smyth Blood was Kapunda's first resident general practitioner. He was also a keen amateur photographer and Mayor of Kapunda.
Matthew Henry Smyth Blood
Dr Matthew Henry Smyth Blood was born in County Clare and became a qualified medical practitioner in 1831. His family sailed for South Australia aboard the "Success" arriving in 1848. In Kapunda he was Mines Doctor until 1860. He founded the Kapunda Freemason's Lodge of which he became the first Master. He was Kapunda's first mayor and loved by many in the town. He died aged 75.
Mr Lewis Bloomfield
Lewis Bloomfield: Renowned horseman and breeder. Late of Old Loves Creek Station came for Messrs Parker and Walher to Henleury in 1887 as horse-breaker. Purchased Loves Creek Station from Albert Wallis in 1911.
Dr. W.A.S. Blue
Studio view of Dr. W.A.S. Blue of Strathalbyn, South Australia.
Robert Blunt
Robert Blunt.
Sir Arthur Blyth
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir Arthur Blyth, in seven eighths view. He was Premier of South Australia three times:1864-1865, 1871-1872 and 1873-1875, later Agent General for South Australia in London. He was appointed K.C.M.G. in 1877 and C.B. in 1886.
Sir Arthur Blyth
Sir Arthur Blyth was Premier of South Australia three times - 1864-1865, 1871-1872, 1873-1875. He was born in Birmingham and arrived in South Australia on board the Ariadne in 1839. He supported the Torrens Real Estate Act but little other legislation was passed during his terms in government.
Sir Arthur Blyth
[On back of photograph] Upper body portrait of a bearded Sir Arthur Blyth wearing the KCMG insignia after his investiture in 1877 (when he was appointed Agent General for South Australia in London). He was made CB in 1886. He was ninth Premier of South Australia with three separate terms.
Sir Arthur Blyth
Ambrotype portrait of Sir Arthur Blyth, seated and wearing a long coat with a waistcoat and checked trousers. The buttons of his shirt, watch chain and a ring on his finger have been tinted gold. In his hand is a rolled scroll with the date 'Aug. 1857'. In an embossed leather case with a gilt metal frame. Sir Arthur Blyth was Premier of South Australia three times, 1864-65, 1871-72, 1873-75. He was also Agent General for fifteen years. He arrived in South Australia with his parents in 1839 on board the "Ariadne". He was a founder of the Adelaide Club, a devout Anglican and a governor of St Peter's Collegiate School
Sir Arthur Blyth
Portrait of Sir Arthur Blyth who was Premier of South Australia three times. He was appointed Agent General for South Australia in London in 1877
T. W. Boehm
Traugott Wilhelm Boehm graduate of Lobethal Theological College in 1854. He was the founder of the Hahndorf Academy in 1857. The highly successful school came to an end when the government grant was abolished. Boehme was forced into insolvency but the school continued under DJ Byard. The school was taken over by the Lutheran Church and it eventually became Concordia College
John James Bonnar
John James Bonnar, Solicitor at Strathalbyn.
Bonner, John James
John James Bonner, Solicitor of Strathalbyn.