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Malen and Alice Rumbelow
Malen and Alice Rumbelow who arrived at Port Adelaide from England on 5 October 1854 and settled at Encounter Bay in January 1855 with their nine children. The Rumbelows were a boating and fishing family residing at Victor Harbor.
Malen and Mary Rumbelow
Malen and Mary Rumbelow. Malen was the second son of Malen and Alice Rumbelow who arrived from England with his parents in 1854 aged 8 years. He died in 1905 aged 59. See also B45752. Their children included Alice, Godfrey, Jane, Cain, Rose, Malen junior, Henry, Grace. They were a fishing and boating family.
Malen Rumbelow
Malen Rumbelow junior, fisherman at Victor Harbor.
John Rundle M.P.
John Rundle M.P. was one of the original directors and financiers of the South Australia Company, the company that was formed in London in 1834 to promote the settlement of the colony that was to become South Australia. This image was presented to the Council in 1909.
Henry Rumbelow
Henry Rumbelow.
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell, from 1860 incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 Dean of Adelaide. He died suddenly from a fall down the Town Hall stairs on May 20, 1886.
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell, from 1860 was the incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 was Dean of Adelaide.
Alexander Russell
[General description] Alexander Russell was the incumbent of Saint Paul's Church in Pulteney Street from its opening on 10th January 1860. This was reported in the "Register" on 10th January 1860. He was later Dean of Adelaide from 1869.[On back of photograph] no information.
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell Russell, from 1860 incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 Dean of Cathedral Church Adelaide. Died aged 61 after a fall from the Town Hall stairs. Intimate friend of Frederick Denison Maurice. Came to Adelaide in 1854 and served in the parishes of St John's Adelaide, St Paul's Adelaide. Was appointed Canon and Rural Dean, Vicar-General of the Diocese. Connected with charitable and literary institutions of Adelaide. Published two volumes of poetry The Seeker (1881) and Voices of Doubt (1884).
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell, from 1860 incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 Dean of Adelaide.
Alexander Russell
Alexander Russell, from 1860 incumbent of St Paul's, Pulteney Street and from 1869 Dean of Adelaide.
Patrick T Russell
Patrick T Russell.
Walter Rutt
Walter Rutt.
Alf Ryan
Alf Ryan, Police Tracker.
Dean Ryan
Dean Ryan, Roman Catholic priest at Mt Gambier.
Victor Herbert Ryan
Victor Herbert Ryan, public servant was born in 1874 near Peterborough and educated in state schools at Burra and Terowie. In 1908 he obtained the post of agent at the newly formed Tourist Bureau. He provided material about South Australia for the agent-general in London. The State War Office directed him to take a train with a band and the Premier around the state to recruit men to become soldiers for the First World War. He arranged Adelaide's peace celebration in 1919 and was appointed an OBE for his efforts. He supervised the British "Barwell Boys" on their indentureship to South Australian farmers. In 1936 he organised South Australia's centenary celebrations. He was a Freemason and Rotarian. In this photograph he is seen using a dictaphone in his office
Henry Rymill
Henry Rymill.
John Rymill
John Riddoch Rymill was an Australian polar explorer. Together with his wife Dr Eleanor Mary Francis he managed The Old Penola Estate. Later he was a district councillor and joined the Naval Volunteer Reserve during World War II.
Robert Rymill
Robert Rymill.
Robert Rymill
Robert Rymill with his sons John and Robert.
Robert Rymill
Robert Rymill with his son Robert.
Rymill Brothers
Robert Rymill, Herbert Rymill and Sidney Rymill, sons and nephew of Frank Rymill.
Clement Sabine
Clement Sabine.
Charlie Sadadien
Charlie Sadadien. From S.A. Museum photograph. No copying without permission.
James Sadler
James Sadler was born in Adelaide in 1860 and died in 1935. After working as a clerk in the Education Department and as an inspector for the Savings Bank of SA he was involved in recruiting for the Adelaide Literary Society. He was also the London Correspondent for the SA Register. Some of his published works include: The Proclamation Tree (1888); The Footballer (1890); Lyrics and Rhymes (1890); Fall In (1914), Some Annals of Adelaide (1933).
Harold Salisbury
Harold Salisbury, Police Commissioner.
Frederick William Samwell
Frederick William Samwell, Archdeacon of Church of England, Mt Gambier.
Reverend F.W. Samwell
Reverend F.W. Samwell, Church of England.
Frederick William Samwell
Frederick William Samwell.
Alan Sanders
Alan Sanders, Radio 5 DN Announcer.