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Sir John Morphett
Sir John Morphett.
Sir John Morphett
Sir John Morphett was born in London, met Colonel William Light while working in Egypt. He became interested in investing in the South Australian Company and arrived in Adelaide in 1836. He and his family profited greatly from land transactions. He made his stand in the new colony becoming a Member of the Legislative Council, sharing an interest in horse racing, encouraging South Australia as a pastoral colony. He founded South Australia's first Freemason Lodge.
Sir John Morphett
Sir John Morphett, South Australian pioneer, landowner and politician met Colonel William Light and became interested in colonisation schemes for South Australia. With his brother George he set up an agency and offered his services as a land broker for the South Australia Company. He arrived in Adelaide on the "Cygnet" in 1836 and secured land for his family and clients. He was a Freemason and died at Cummins House at Novar Gardens
John Morphett
John Morphett.
Hurtle Willoughby Morphett
Hurtle Willoughby Morphett.
Bedlington Howel Morris
Bedlington Howel Morris, Inspector General of Hospitals. He was Surgeon Lieutenant, Royal Australian Navy Surgeon Commander. He married A Jessie Shearer at St Luke's Church, Adelaide on 11th August 1902. He is portrayed in his naval uniform.
C. R. Morris
C. R. Morris.
Henry Thomas Morris
Henry Thomas Morris arrived in South Australia in December 1836 on board the ship "Buffalo" with his uncle Admiral, Sir John Hindmarsh. He was born at Gravesend in 1823. He established stations at Hindmarsh Valley, Encounter Bay, Reedy Creek near Mount Gambier. Later he was manager at Anlaby Station in the Barossa Valley for the Dutton family. At his last appearance at the 1907 Commenoration Day he praised the early pioneers for overcoming difficulties in the new colony. They were mostly sons of wealthy families and because the promised pre-purchased acres of land were not immediately ready for them they had to settle on the banks of the river at Glenelg in primitive huts built of reeds and pines
Henry Thomas Morris
Henry Thomas Morris.
Mrs H.T. Morris
Mrs H.T. Morris.
Robert Frederick Morris
Sergeant Robert Frederick Morris.
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock.
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock.
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, the son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, he was born on 30 March 1894 at the family home, Mintaro.
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock
John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, born Mintaro, 30 March 1894.
Frederick Ranson Mortlock
Frederick Ranson Mortlock, the youngest son of William and Rosina Mortlock.
Frederick Ranson Mortlock
F. Ranson Mortlock, youngest son of William Tennant and Rosina Mortlock.
Ena Mabel Doswell and Frederick Ranson Mortlock
E. Mabel Doswell and F. Ranson Mortlock. The Mortlock family purchased 23 Kingston Terrace, Medindie for Mabel in 1924. In return she provided hostess services for Ranson, the youngest son of William and Rosina Mortlock, when he was in Adelaide. Mabel continued to live in the house with her companion, Rita Templer, after Ranson died in 1937.
Valentine Tennant Mortlock
Valentine Tennant Mortlock.
William Ranson Mortlock
William Ranson Mortlock, born Melbourn near Cambridge, England, he came to South Australia in 1843, aged 22. After first purchasing Yalluna Run near Port Lincoln he became a major landholder on Eyre Peninsula and in the North of South Australia. In 1850 he married Margaret Tennant, and they had four children, Jessie (1851), Mary (1853) Florence (1856) and William Tennant (1858). MHR for the seat of Flinders May 1868 to Mar. 1870, Dec. 1871 to Jan. 1875 and Apr. 1878 to Mar. 1884, William died at his Medindie property, Avenel House, 10 May 1884, and was buried in the North Road Cemetery.
William Ranson Mortlock
William Ranson Mortlock, born Melbourn, Cambridgeshire, England, he came to South Australia in 1843, aged 22. After first purchasing Yalluna Run near Port Lincoln he became a major landholder on Eyre Peninsula and in the North of South Australia. In 1850 he married Margaret Tennant, and they had four children, Jessie (1851), Mary (1853) Florence (1856) and William Tennant (1858). MHR for the seat of Flinders May 1868 to Mar. 1870, Dec. 1871 to Jan. 1875 and Apr. 1878 to Mar. 1884, William died at his Medindie property, Avenel House, 10 May 1884, and was buried in the North Road Cemetery [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/2/37].William Ranson Mortlock is remebered as a grazier and politician in colonial South Australia. The Mortlock family left the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, the University of Adelaide, the State Library of South Australia, the City of Adelaide and the State of South Australia with many significant and lasting legacies
William Ranson Mortlock
William Ranson Mortlock, son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, born at Port Adelaide 27 October 1891, died at Glenelg 16 July 1892.
William Tennant Mortlock
William Tennant Mortlock with Jemima, his nurse. William, the son of William Ranson Mortlock and Margaret Tennant was born at Port Lincoln, 18 May 1858.
James Grey Moseley
James Grey Moseley.
Thomas Moseley
[General description] Five Port Lincoln district pastoralists pose in a group photograph. They are all bearded and wear their jackets buttoned at the top in the style of the day. Seated on the floor in the centre is a small Aboriginal boy, Toby.[On back of photograph] 'Back row: Thomas Moseley, J.D.Bruce / Front row: William Linklater, J.C. Hamp, Heriot and Toby / Port Lincoln district pastoralists / c. 1870'.
Bayfield Moulden & family
Bayfield A. Moulden and Family: Helen Francis, Owen Meredith, Frances Elizabeth, Howard Meredith, Violet Mary, Arnold Meredith, Bayfield A. and Emily Meredith.
Eldin Swanzy Moulden
Eldin Swanzy Moulden.
Miss Mary Moulden
Miss Mary Moulden at Statenborough.
John Moule
John Moule, Commissioner of Public Works.
Mountford family
Mountford Family: Charles P. Mountford, Belle Brown, Grace Musgrave and William T. Mountford; lower row Arabella Mountford and Charles Mountford.