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L.J. Pelham
L.J. Pelham, Judges Association of SA.
Christopher Rawson Penfold
Dr Christopher Rawson Penfold.
Mrs C.R. Penfold
Mrs C.R. Penfold.
Goulburn Penley
Goulburn Penley (Goulburn Brougham Denman Lord Penley) arrived by the ship "Lloyds" in 1838. He is recognised as being among the first colonists of South Australia (Penley, Goulburn)
George Penton
George Penton, a seaman, who arrived at the colony on Colonel Light's brig 'Rapid', on the 20th August, 1836. He managed George A. Anstey and Thomas Giles' run 'Gum Flat' from 1847.
Arthur James Perkins
Professor Arthur James Perkins was appointed South Australia's Central Agricultural Bureau and government viticulturalist in 1892 and was based at Roseworthy Agricultural College. He taught winemaking techniques and pest and diseases control. He shunned publicity and enjoyed literature and playing the cello, banjo and guitar. He was made OBE after his retirement in 1937.
George Perkins
George Perkins.
Perkins family
Perkins Family: Charles, Robert, George, John, Henry and Sarah.
Richard Anstice Perkins
Richard Anstice Perkins aged 2, arrived in South Australia with his parents in 1840 on board "Java". He later helped his parents with their farm at Blackiston, near Mount Barker. He frequently saw bullock teams stuck in Hindley Street and often fed his own bullocks under the gum trees growing where the Arcade is now. He married Elizabeth Amelia Orr, they had nine children and lived at Mount Gambier. In 1877 he was made Overseer of the Government Experimental Farm at Mt Muirhead. He was an expert agriculturalist and well respected in the district. After his work at the Experimental Farm he took up land at Albacutya near Rainbow in the Mallee
C. Elliott Perryman
C.Elliott Perryman, artist.
Arthur Henry Peters
Arthur Henry Peters was the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.
William John von Peterswald
William John von Peterswald, Commissioner of Police for South Australia, 1882-1896.
William John Peterswald
William John Peterswald.
William John von Peterswald
William John von Peterswald, appointed Police Commissioner of South Australia in 1882.
Mr Petrie
Mr Petrie.
A. M. Pettinger
A.M. Pettinger.
F.J.T. Pflaum
F.J.T. Pflaum.
Reverend A.R. Philips
Reverend A.R. Philips, first Congregational Minister in Truro.
Mrs Eileen Phillips
Mrs Eileen Phillips.
James Fabian Phillips
James Fabian Phillips.
John Randall Phillips
John Randall Phillips (1832-1917) Best known for his sheep farming property called Kanyaka, 60 miles north east of Port Augusta. He built the Great Northern Hotel at Kanyaka township which was popular with teamsters and travellers until its closure in 1881. He was well known at the Commerecial Travellers' Club in Adelaide in his later years.
G.R.S. Pickhills
A photograph of Captain George Rickenson S. Pickhills sitting with Captain John Wallace, standing. [On back of photograph] no information. Captain Pickhills arrived in Bourke on the "Gemini" with Captain Randall in 1861, but as late as 1908 he was interviewed by CW Bean. At the time he was Inspector of Marine Crafts at the Port of Bourke. About 1896 he was Captain of the "Sturt". He died 13th August 1912 at Bourke.
William Pile
William Pile.
Miltinda Bobby Pilti
Miltinda 'Bobby' Pilti, possibly of Ngadjuri heritage, was one of the Aboriginal men convicted and executed for the murder of the Rainbird family at Kapunda. He was hanged June 7, 1861.
John Pimlott
John Pimlott, builder and councillor.
Pimlott Family
Pimlott Family: Emily Adelaide Pimlott and Pearl Pimlott.
Pearl Pimlott
Pearl Auburina Pimlott with eldest son Raymond.
Arthur William Piper
Arthur William Piper was born July 5, 1865 at Faversham in Kent. Elder son of Rev. Thomas Piper. Brought to South Australia in 1870. Won a scholarship to Prince Alfred College 1877. Admitted as a practitioner of the Supreme Court in 1886. KC in 1911. Judge of Supreme Court 1927. In 1894 joined the Council of Prince Alfrerd College. Supported Norwood's sporting bodies. Died of cancer in 1936 and buried in Mitcham Cemetery. Known as an academic, barrister, judge and federationist.
George Henry Pitt
George Henry Pitt, librarian, archivist and historian was born at Norwood and attended Rose Park and Norwood public schools. He won a scholarship to Prince Alfred College. He published 'Alphabetical List of Serial Publications: Scientific, Technical and Historical' in 1914. He listed all the records held in the Mitchell Library, Sydney and the Public Library of South Australia. He was appointed archivist in 1919, the first professional archivist appointed in Australia. In 1942 archival services closed and Pitt was appointed Librarian in Charge of the planned Adelaide Lending Service. He assembled and catalogued 11,000 books and lending began in 1946. Pitt set up libraries in government departments and established services for children.
Septimus Verinder Pizey, 1838-1893
Septimus Verinder Pizey.