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R.G. Jacomb Hood
R.G. Jacobs Hood.
Richard Hooper
Richard Hooper M.P.
Reverend Canon Hopcraft
Reverend Canon W. S. Hopcraft, Rector of St. John's, Halifax Street.
Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Sir Alexander Gore Arkwright Hore-Ruthven, Governor of South Australia.
Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven and Lady Zara Ruthven
Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven and Lady Zara Ruthven.
Zara Hore-Ruthven
Zara Hore-Ruthven, wife of Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven.
Reverend Canon Homabrook
Reverend Canon C.S. Homabrook, Rector of St. Paul's Church.
John Ainsworth Horrocks
John Ainsworth Horrocks.
John Ainsworth Horrocks
John Ainsworth Horrocks.
Helen Kay Hoskin
Helen Kay Hoskin, whilst acting Principal Archivist.
Helen Kay Hoskin
Helen Kay Hoskin, Archivist.
Helen Kay Hoskin
Helen Kay Hoskin, Archivist.
Helen Kay Hoskin
Helen Kay Hoskin. Archivist.
Helen Kay Hoskin
Helen Kay Hoskin, Archivist.
James Hosking
James Hosking, appointed Inspector of Schools in South Australia, 1874.
Reverend John Hotham
Reverend John Hotham, First Congregational Minister of Port Elliot.
Reverend S. J. Houison
Reverend S.J. Houison of St. Oswald's Church.
Amos William Howard
Amos William Howard, discoverer of Subterranean clover. This species of clover is used in farming to produce a dense crop and also for longer lasting grazing pasture. Amos William Howard of Mount Barker supplied information and seeds for farmers in temperate climates around the world. Many struggling farmers benefited from his generosity. This photograph shows AW Howard holding a mass of subterranean clover
Amos William Howard
Amos William Howard.
Beaumont Charles Beaumont Howard
Charles Beaumont Howard.
Walter Howchin
Professor Walter Howchin, geologist and methodist clergyman. In 1901-23 he was governor of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery and honorary palaeontologist to the museum. Short, with a white beard, in old age he still searched in the field for geology speciments. Several fossils were named after him. Buried in Mitcham cemetery. He contributed a chapter on the geology of the Morpeth district to Wilson's Handbook to Morpeth and Neighbourhood, 1876.
Walter Howchin
Professor Walter Howchin geologist and methodist clergyman. In 1901-23 he was governor of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery and honorary palaeontologist to the museum. Short, with a white beard, in old age he still searched in the field for geology speciments. Several fossils were named after him. Buried in Mitcham cemetery. This photograph was taken in 1932 at the age of 87 years.
Katherine Howard
Katherine Howard.
Colonel Howland and family
Colonel Howland and family of Mt Gambier. Names of family reading left to right - Muriel Mary Howland, Cyril Howland, Arthur Howland, (seated) Mrs. Osborne (formerly Curl)-Col.Howland's mother-in-law), Col.Frederick Henry John Howland, Mary Jane Howland (nee Curl), and (small girl in bonnet) Clarice Edith Howland.
Colonel F. H. Howland
Colonel F.H. Howland, Leader of First Contingent to the Boer War from South Australia.
Colonel F.H. Howland
Colonel F.H. Howland. A researcher has provoded the following information: 'Howland is wearing his Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps. His 1st South Australian Mounted Rifles did not return from South Africa until 30 November 1900, and QSAs were issued only after the end of the war on 31 May 1902. I would think this photograph was taken on his receipt of the QSA in 1902 or 1903.'
Andrew Howley
Andrew Howley of Port Lincoln.
Edith Hubbe
Edith Hubbe, South Australian teacher.
Captain S.G. Hubbe
Captain S. G. Hubbe.
Samuel Grau Hubbe
Samuel Grau Hubbe.