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James Stark Richardson
James Stark Richardson of Dalveen, Woodchester near Strathalbyn.
J. R. Richardson
Joseph Richard Richardson M.C.E., City Engineer, Adelaide.
Norman A. Richardson
Norman Alexander Richardson, mail contractor and pastoralist, in the far north and north west of South Australia.
Oliver Keble Richardson
Oliver Keble Richardson, seated. He was the first Chief Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office in the 1840s.
Oliver Keble Richardson
Oliver Keble Richardson JP was a Special Magistrate for colonial South Australia. He was born at Todhillwood, Northumberland and arrived in South Australia in 1839 on board "Fairfield".He married Annie Harris Scott and together they had 13 children. He was Clerk, Colonial Secretary and Magistrate. He died at Streaky Bay in 1877.
V. Y. Richardson
V. Y. Richardson. Number 13 in a series of 16 cricket cards in the "Famous Australian Cricketers series".
Ann Elizabeth Riggs
Mrs Ann Elizabeth Riggs, nee Allen, of Gawler. First wife of John Riggs, 1814-1902.
Ann Elizabeth Riggs
Mrs Ann Elizabeth Riggs, nee Allen, of Gawler. First wife of John Riggs, 1814-1902.
Mr Andrew Riggs
Mr Andrew Riggs.
Elsie Bond Riggs
Elsie Bond Riggs.
Riggs' Family Group
Riggs Family Band: Riggs are old settlers of the Gawler area.
Riggs Family
Andrew Riggs, Gawler Plains farmer and his wife Amelia Riggs, nee Bond with their children and grandchildren.
Mr & Mrs Riggs, Gawler
Mr & Mrs Riggs, Gawler.
John and Emma Riggs
John Riggs and his third wife Emma Matilda Riggs, formerly May, nee Hunter, of Gawler. They married in 1896.
Mary Anne Riggs
Mary Anne Riggs.
Mrs Mary Ann Riggs
Mrs Riggs (nee Bond).
Sir George Ritchie
Sir George Ritchie: Member of the Legislative Council.
Capt. James Ritchie
Capt. James Ritchie: a pioneer navigator of the River Murray and father of Sir George Ritchie (see "Advertiser", August 8th 1944. ). James Ritchie founded a family of riverboat skippers. James had two brothers John and George. He joined Captain Francis Cadell's River Murray Navigation Company. James worked the river trade from Goolwa until he moved to Echuca to reside and trade on the river. He died in 1881 in Echuca. He had seven children, four of which became river boat captains
Capt. Henry Roach
Captain Henry Roach of Burra Mine.
Capt. Roach of Burra Mines
Capt. Roach of Burra Mines.
Mr & Mrs Edward Roberts
Mr & Mrs Edward Roberts.
Mr & Mrs Edward Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts & their 3 eldest children.
Rev. Vivian Roberts
Rev. Vivian Roberts, Wesleyan minister.
Dr. Robert Robertson
Dr. Robert Robertson.
Sir William C. F. Robinson
Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, Governor of South Australia from 19th February 1883 to 5th March 1889.
Sir William C.F. Robinson
Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, musical composer, colonial adminstrator and politician. He was Governor of WA and later South Australia from 1883. His role was mainly social and symbolic. Music was his passion, he was a polished public speaker, well travelled and on good terms with the upper classes.
Sir William C. F. Robinson
Sir William Francis Robinson, Governor of South Australia.
Sir William C.F. Robinson
Sir William C.F. Robinson, Governor of South Australia (seated on left).
Robin family member
A member of the Robin family, Nuriootpa.
Rev. Brian Percival Robin
The Right Reverend Brian Percival Robin, The Lord Bishop of Adelaide. He dealt with the provision of religious education in schools and also the provision of social welfare services. He sought ways to provide priests and resources in rapidly growing new suburbs. To boost numbers of priests he helped establish the theological college of St Michaels's House at Crafers. From as early of 1946 he supported the election of women to synod