Find • portrait collection • Results 5,521 to 5,550 of 10,681
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).
John Owen Lithgow
John Owen Lithgow, an original trustee of Barabba Methodist Church.
Reverend John Lloyd
Reverend John Lloyd of the Welsh Church in Wallaroo.
Reverend John Lloyd
Reverend John Lloyd.
Morgan Lloyd
Reverend Morgan Lloyd, Baptist Minister.
Sir Howard Watson Lloyd
Sir Howard Watson Lloyd born 3 March 1868 at North Adelaide. He was Chairman and Director of The Bank of Adelaide. He had numerous business and family connections with the first Chairman Sir Henry Ayers. He held various directorships and positions on boards.
Bill Long and Family
Mr and Mrs Bill Long and family: Rod, Col, Nellie and Lydia.
Rose and Arthur Long
Rose and Arthur Long.
E.C. Longson
E.C. Longson, Sharebroker, was remembered fondly at the Adelaide Stock Exchange. He gave away a fortune. He was born in Lancashire in 1831 and was a solicitor but left the law to join a mercantile firm. He arrived in Melbourne in 1852 and honeymooned in Adelaide. He was a buyer and salesman to Messrs. William Younghusband in Gilbert Place. He became a sheep farming agent, and Staff Clerk to the SA Volunteer Military Force. He was known as 'the Prince of Brokers' and was a brilliant electioneering agent for candidates wishing to enter parliament. He helped Sir Thomas Elder, Sir Richard Baker, Sir Edwin T Smith, Hons. Henry Scott, John Crozier and AB Murray. "If you want to get into Parliament you only have to employ Mr Longson" quoted Sir Richard Baker.
James Louden
James Louden, son of James Scott Louden. James junior was manager of Booborowie Station for the Browne brothers.
James Scott Louden
James Louden, pastoral pioneer of the far north and founder of Yadlamalka and Carriewerloo stations north of Port Augusta.
Mr. A. Loutit
Mr. A. Loutit, Manager of Mt Gambier National Bank.
James Love
James Love; a studio view which includes a small dog.
John Love
John Love of Cooyanoolta.
Margaret Love
Margaret Love, wife of John Tennant.
Robert Love
Robert Love of Mount Wedge.
Ernest Alfred Loveday
Ernest Alfred Loveday born 1868 and died 1915. This photograph was taken about 1911. He was a surveyor and superintending surveyor of the Murray Irrigation Settlement. He was son of Corporal Richard John Loveday and laid out the township of Berri. The Loveday Settlement was named after him. The Loveday Memorial was unveiled at Cobdogla in appreciation of his work in 1930.
Richard John Loveday
Richard John Loveday. Note on the back of the photograph says "In the article on Port Pirie which appeared in yesterday's Advertiser, Lance Corporal Loveday, who compiled a valuable map in 1853 is spoken of as having belonged to the Royal Marines. He was a member of the detachment of sappers and miners, an altogether different branch of the service, who occupied cottages on the bank of the Torrens near the City Bridge which were demolished not long ago". (no date given) Loveday's map showed a plan of the County of Stanley and part of the County of Burra. This area is in the Mid North of the State of South Australia.
Richard John Loveday
Richard John Loveday was a government surveyor during the early settlement of South Australia. He arrived on the "Royal George" from London in 1847 and lived in cottages on the banks of the River Torrens near the City Bridge. One of his maps shows plans for Burra in the Mid North of South Australia.He was a soldier, surveyor and lithographer
Colonel James Lovely
Colonel James Lovely.
Captain Lowrie
Captain Lowrie.
Sir Edward Lucas
[General description] Sir Edward and Lady Lucas pose together for the photographer. This was probably taken around 1890 soon after they married. He was a draper, politician and philanthropist, later Agent General in London and was knighted in 1921 [On back of photograph] 'Sir Edward Lucas and Lady Lucas / Presented by Edward Wilcox'.
Robert Bright Lucas
Robert Bright Lucas, Mine Director.
Mrs Robert Bright Lucas
Mrs Robert Bright Lucas.
D. F. Lumsden
D. F. Lumsden 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. Lumsden was a Welshman and became well known as a journalist in Melbourne.
Reverend John Lumsdon
Reverend Canon John Lumsdon, Rector of St. Peter's Church, Glenelg.
Eliza Lumsion
Eliza Lumsion.
Francis Walter Lundie
Francis Walter Lundie.
Harry Lush
Harry Lush and Jim Long, whaler and harpoonist.