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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.
Johanne Caroline Mathilde Schuttloffel
Johanne Caroline Mathilde Schuttloffel, nee Leopold, daughter of Johann Carl (Karl) Friedrich Leopold and Luise Caroline Leopold, nee Preller, was born at Bethany, South Australia, on 8 June 1847. She married Johann Friedrich Schuttloffel.
Johann Carl Friedrich Leopold and Johanne Luise Caroline Leopold
Johann Carl (Karl) Friedrich Leopold and Johanne Luise Caroline Leopold, nee Preller, departed Hamburg, Germany on 25 March 1841 onboard the ship the "Skjold" with five children, one of whom died at sea. They arrived in South Australia on 28 October 1841 and settled at Bethany.
Johann Carl Friedrich Leopold and family members
Johann Carl (Karl) Friedrich Leopold and family members - probably two of his sons and a grandson. The Leopolds came to South Australia from Germany in 1841 on board the ship the "Skjold" and settled in Bethany.
Philip Levi
Philip Levi, early settler and pastoralist of South Australia. He was an influential businessman, ran sheep and cattle and was one of the founders of the Adelaide Club. He purchased Vale House, now in the suburb of Vale Park and also lived in Mitcham. He had a common law wife. The 'Advertiser' of 25 May 1898 noted that "by an inadvertence it was stated that the late Mr Philip Levi died unmarried. This is incorrect." He had eleven children. The family lived in Mitcham and Vale Park. He was buried in the Jewish section of West Terrace Cemetery.
Philip Levi
Philip Levi, pioneer colonist arrived in South Australia in 1838 and quickly became a successful pastoralist, businessman and a founder of the Adelaide Club. He bought Vale House (now in Vale Park) which became the centre of Adelaide social life. He was a good raconteur, full of reminiscences and shrewd experiences. He always helped those in need. He had remarkable energy and financial ability. His properties eventually ran 70,000 sheep and 30,000 cattle. He remained unmarried and was buried in the Jewish section of West Terrace Cemetery.
S. L. W. Levick
Corporal S.L.W. Levick, Fourth Australian Railway Unit (A.I.F.).( S. L. W. (Jack) Levick.).
James William Lewis
James William Lewis was Postmaster General in South Australia for 24 years and retired in 1870. He was also Justice of the Peace. In his retirement speeches it is clear he was a much loved and considerate administrator.
William Lewis
William Lewis was a Welsh immigrant who established lime lkins in 1880 on an allotment near the corner of Brighton and Shoreham Roads, Adelaide. The area between Marino to Reynella and Hallett Cove were rich in limestone deposits. The works were closed in 1883 due to poor sales but reopened when merged with Adelaide to become Adelaide Brighton Cement in the 1970's. William Lewis can claim to be the first man in Australia to make and sell cement
Ernest Light
Ernest Light.
Geo T. Light
Geo T. Light, Government Architect.
Mrs G.T. Light
Mrs G.T. Light.
Colonel William Light
Colonel William Light [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/2/3] On back of artwork "Colonel William Light. From a painting presented to the City of Adelaide Corporation in 1877 by Colonel George Palmer'. Colonel William Light was a British Colonial Official and Surveyor-General who chose the location and designed the lay-out of Adelaide.
Colonel William Light
Colonel William Light. Inscription on photograph reads "Colonel William Light. Founder of the City of Adelaide. Photograph of the miniature (in the possession of Sir S. Way) of Colonel Light First Surveyor General of South Australia".
Arthur Limb
Lieutenant Arthur Limb.
Mrs Anne Lindsay
Mrs Anne Lindsay wife of Arthur Lindsay.
Annie T.S. Lindsay
Annie Theresa Stuart Lindsay, nee Lindsay, wife of explorer David Lindsay. They on March 10, 1881. Their families were not related. David Lindsay died in 1922 leaving his wife, daughter and four sons.
Arthur Lindsay
Arthur Lindsay.
Arthur Fydell Lindsay
Arthur Fydell Lindsay.
Charlotte Lindsay
Charlotte Lindsay wife of Arthur Lindsay.
David Lindsay
David Lindsay, who explored Arnhem Land and the Gulf of Carpentaria in 1883-84 and other parts of Queensland and the Northern Territory in the following years. In 1891 he lead the Elder Scientific Exploring Expedition into Western Australia.
David Lindsay
David Lindsay, explorer and surveyor. In 1891 he lead the Elder Scientific Exploring Expedition into Western Australia.
Captain John Lindsay
Captain John Lindsay was born in Scotland in 1818. He was captain of the schooner "Gem", the brig "Europa", "Francis Cadell", "The Packet" and the snag boat "Grappler". He was also appointed to the command of his Excellency Sir James Ferguson's yacht "Edith". Later until the time of his death he was in charge of the South Australian Government steamer "Governor Musgrave". Captain John Lindsay is believed to have built "Captain's Cottage" circa 1860 at Goolwa.
Robert Lindsay
Robert Lindsay, proprietor of shipwright works at Port Adelaide.
Carl Ferdinand August Linger
Carl Ferdinand August Linger arrived in South Australia from Germany in 1849. He founded and conducted the German Liedertafel in Adelaide and also composed church music. This photograph was reproduced onto the cover of the Adelaide Liedertafel 50th Anniversary Souvenir in 1908. He also played harmonium at St Francis Xavier Cathedral. He won a contest to write music to accompany Caroline Carleton's poem "Song of Australia". He accomplished this within one week.
Mathilde Christiane Linger
Mrs Carl Linger, wife of the musician and composer who created "Song of Australia". Mr Linger was married twice and it is unclear if this photograph is of his first wife Wilhelmine who died of consumption in 1860, or his second wife Christiane Mathilde Cranz whom he married in 1861. After Carl Linger's death in 1862, Mathilde Linger returned to Germany. The photo was donated to the Library in 1949 by Lillian Cranz. It is more likely to be the image of Mathilde Linger and was probably inherited from Lillian's father, August Georg Cranz (brother of Mathilde).