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Thomas Johnston
Captain Thomas Johnston' s obituary can be found in The Register 28th August, 1889. He was a seafaring man from Scotland and arrived in South Australia in 1853. He returned later as a member of the crew onboard the steamer 'Lady Emma' which brought the 'Albury' and 'Gundagai' in sections from Scotland. He was owner and captain of the steamer 'Jolly Miller' in Goolwa which was the first iron steamer built in South Australia from raw materials. In 1869 the 'Jolly Miller' was impounded by Customs Officers for carrying illegal goods.
Thomas Johnston
Captain Thomas Johnston, Mr G. Ritchie and Captain George Johnston.
Thomas Johnston and family
Thomas Johnston and family.
Walter Lindsay Johnston
Walter Lindsay Johnston Government Statistician and Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages August 1929. He was the son of Andrew Johnston. Born September 15, 1869 at Kadina. He was educated at Norwood Public School and Caterer's Commercial College. Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society. Entered SA Civil Service November 24, 1884. Served in Marine and Customs Dept., Chief Secretary's Office for 16 years (often acting as secretary and shorthand reporter to Royal Commission and select committees. Assisted Government Statistician Nov. 1, 1904. Government Statistician July 1, 1916. Registrar General of Births, Deaths and Marriages August 5, 1928. He married Emily Marion, eldest daughter of Charles Scrymgour on October 24, 1894. She died in 1914. They had one son and two daughters. Recreation: gardening, reading and bowls. Address: 1 Cedar Avenue, Millswood.
F.H. Jones
F.H. Jones owner of Bleriot monoplane.
James William Jones
James William Jones.
Mr and Mrs Pegleg Jones
Mr and Mrs Pegleg Jones, possibly from a whaling family residing near Victor Harbor. Mr Jones' wooden leg is visible.
Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones of Moonta.
Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones of Moonta.
Reverend Walter Jones
Reverend Walter Jones had lived in Gawler during the last twenty years of his life working for the Congregational Church. He left in 1901 to take a position in Brisbane. He had always acted on his principle that to be a Christian was to be a good citizen
Paul Joseph (Rev)
Paul Joseph. Possibly the Rev Paul Joseph a young congregational minister who started to erect a new city temple which was proposed for religious activists. He was the former pastor of the Hindmarsh Congreational Church. After not receiving an expected inheritance the young man enlisted as a private in the Australian Expeditionary Force for service abroad in August 1916. The site for the temple was possibly the residence of the late Sir Samuel Way (Montefiore).
Percy Joyner
Percy Joyner, Lands Title Office.
C. R. Jury
Lieutenant Charles Rischbieth Jury.
Reverend Andreas Kappler
Reverend Andreas Kappler.
Reverend Andreas Kappler
Reverend Andreas Kappler.
August Ludwig Christian Kavel
August Ludwig Christian Kavel (1798-1860) was a born leader and Lutheran pastor born in Berlin. Kavel heard of George Fife Angas and went to England. Angas advanced money to enable Kavel and two hundred of his congregation to live in Adelaide. They arrived in 1838 and leased land which became Klemzig, named after on of Kavel's German parishes. They expanded to land in Hahndorf and later to the Barossa Valley.
Robert and Annie Kay
Robert Kay and his wife Ann (Annie) Kay, nee Catcheside/Catchside.
Herbert John Keyes.
Herbert John Keyes, Acting Principal Librarian.
W. Kekwick
W. Kekwick.
John Kelly
John Kelly arrived in South Australia aboard the 'Lady Bute' in 1839. Associated with Messrs. Kelly Brothers, well known farmers around Woodside. He died aged 72 years.
Mrs E.O. Kelsey
Mrs E.O. Kelsey.
H. Kempe
Pastors H. Kempe, W.F. Schwarz and L.G. Schulze, first missionaries at Finke River Mission.
Chaplain G.W. Kendrew
Reverend G.W. Kendrew.
William Kennedy
William Kennedy, first Dean of North Adelaide. A month's mind was held in 1897 for the repose of the soul of the late Very Rev. Dean Kennedy at St Laurence's Church in North Adelaide.The congregation were told how he performed missionary work at the Kadina mission, edited the "The Catholic Monthly", he wanted the young and old to have the opportunity to read, he planned to build a presbytery and a boy's school, a new convent for the Sisters of St Joseph and the erection of the beautiful Dominican Priory Chapel
George Wyndham Kennion
Bishop George Wyndham Kennion (1845-1922) was Anglican Bishop of Adelaide for 12 years. During this time many churches were built, the clergy numbers increased from 50 to 75 and progress was made in the building of the cathedral.
George Wyndham Kennion
George Wyndham Kennion was born at Harrogate, England, and in 1882 was chosen by Archbishop Tait to be the second bishop of Adelaide. During his twelve years in the diocese many churches were built, considerable progress was made in the building of the cathedral, and the number of clergy increased from 50 to 75.
George Wyndham Kennion
George Wyndham Kennion.
Kerr Family
Standing: Mary Shepherd, Meg Kerr and Charles Kerr. Sitting:John Kerr, Agnes Kerr and Margaret Collins.
Charles Kerr
Charles Kerr, Mary Shepherd and John Kerr.
Janet Kerr
Janet Kerr, member of a pioneer family, died 1869 at 24 years old.