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Jeanne Marianne Kreusler
Mrs Jeanne Marianne Kreusler.
Johanne Christiane Fredericke Kreusler
Johanne Christiane Frederike Kreusler, nee Leopold / Leopoldt, of the Barossa Valley.
F.C. Krichauff, Photographer
F.C. Krichauff, photographer standing with a camera.
F.E.H.W. Krichauff
F.E.H.W. Krichauff.
James H.C. Langdon
James Henry Cornwall Langdon, City Surveyor.
Descendants of Johann Friedrich Lange and Elizabeth (nee Schache)
Descendants of Johann Friedrich Lange and Elizabeth (nee Schache) photographed at the Christian Lange Reunion held at Tanunda on 22 November 1981.
Descendants of Maria Schulz
Descendants of Maria Elizabeth (Lange) Schulz photographed at the Christian Lange reunion held at Tanunda on 22 November 1981.
Descendants of Johann Christian Lange
Descendants of Johann Christian Lange photographed at Christian Lange reunion held at Tanunda on 22 November 1981.
Maria Ottilie Dohnt holding the daughter of Peter and Belinda Niemz
Maria Ottilie Dohnt holding the daughter of Peter and Belinda Niemz at the Christian Lange reunion held at Tanunda on 22 November 1981.
Franz Lange
Franz Lange.
Mayor Langham
Mayor Langham of Unley.
Alfred Langler
Alfred Langler of the Register staff, The Register was originally known as the South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register and later the South Australian Register was South Australia's first newspaper. It was first published in London in June 1936 and moved to Adelaide in 1837. Alfred Langler lived in Adelaide from 1890 - 1895, after this he moved to Perth.
Mark and Harriet Last
Mark Last and Harriet (nee Parsons) married at Trinity Church 17 October 1854. Their daughter Mary Ann was born 26 August 1855. Harriet died at their Gawler South residence 2 April 1906, Mark died at the same place 4 January 1908.
Stephen Lathern
Stephen Lathern, early mines accountant.
Reverend Laurie
Reverend Laurie of Portland.
Alexander Law
Alexander Law, Presbyterian minister of Mt Barker. He was inducted to the pastorate on March 24, 1863. Mr Law resigned from Mount Barker after 14 years service on March 24, 1877 when Monarto was separated from Mount Barker and became a separate charge with Mr Law as its minister.
Henry Lawson
Henry Lawson and Albert Dorrington.
Henry Lawson and Albert Dorrington
Henry Lawson and Albert Dorrington.
Raymond Lionel Leane
Sir Raymond Lionel Leane, Commissioner of Police.
Major Learmouth
Major Learmouth.
John Ledo
John Ledo. Crew member of H.M.C.S. Protector.
Mr C. Lee
Mr C. Lee, Pioneer of Pinnaroo.
Samuel Lee
Samuel Lee.
George Ruthven Le Hunte
Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia.
George Ruthven Le Hunte
Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte was born in Ireland and became Governor of South Australia from July 1903 - December 1908. He is remembered for such qualities as kindliness, affection for youth affairs, welfare of Aboriginals and a genial nature.
George Ruthven Le Hunte
Governor Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte and the vice-regal party pictured at Government House, Adelaide. Back row from left: Captain Woodcock, R.A.A., Captain the Hon. Fulke-Greville, Colonel Rowell, C.B.(A.D.C. to his Excellency the Governor -General), Captain Stewart Balmain, Hon. Victor Hood, Captain O'Brien. Front row from left: Miss Swete, Lady Le Hunte, Lord Northcote, Miss Editha Le Hunte, Lady Northcote, Sir George Le Hunte, Miss Arkwright. A photo taken at the same time appeared in the 'Western Mail', Saturday 15 October 1904, page 27.
William Leigh
William Leigh of Gloucestershire donated a considerable parcel of land as well as funds to erect a church in Adelaide. William Leigh also arranged for English architect Charles Hansom to design a suitable church for South Australia's infant Catholic community. In 1880 this photograph was sent to Archbishop Christopher Reynolds who held office from 1873-1895.
Captain Peter Le Messurier
Captain Peter Le Messurier.
Alfred Auston Lendon
Dr Alfred Auston Lendon (physician and medical historian) wrote on the history of medicine in South Australia.
Christian Traugott Leberecht Leopold
Christian Traugott Leberecht Leopold, son of Johann Carl (Karl) Friedrich Leopold and Johanne Luise Caroline Leopold, nee Preller. Christian was born on 19 October 1845 in Bethany, South Australia. He married Louise Pauline Liebech on 16 July 1868 at Greenock, South Australia. He died on 11 August 1930 at Quorn, South Australia.