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Philip Santo
Philip Santo, Commissioner.
George Sara
George Sara of Willunga was an enterprising businessman. Within a decade of his arrival from Cornwall he had established a building firm. He was responsible for many of the buildings in Willunga. In the 1860's the firm undertook government contracts and built the railway viaduct over Currency Creek and the Police Station at Clarendon among other projects. George was a Justice of the Peace and Chairman of the Willunga District Council. He died aged 100
Mr George Sara and sons
Mr George Sara and sons.
Alfred Thomas Saunders
Alfred Thomas Saunders was born at Queenstown in 1854 and is remembered as an amateur historian recording aspects of South Australian history. During 1913-1915 he lived at "Omagh" in Hill Street, North Adelaide. After working in Perth he returned to Adelaide in 1928.
Edwin Sawtell
Edwin Sawtell, first watchmaker and optician in South Australia. He was the father of Alfred E Sawtell. Edwin was born in Bristol in 1817 and arrived in Port Adelaide in 1853.
Edwin Sawtell
Edwin Sawtell is depicted in the first photograph and the second shows the surveyor's transit instrument used for determining exact time of South Australia before the establishment of the Observatory in 1860 and the time ball tower at Semaphore in 1875. Greenwich Mean Time was relayed to vessels moored in the Port's inner harbour so the shipboard chronometers could be rated and corrected. This determined longitude and aided navigation. Sawtell also provided daily barometric and temperature data to local newspapers.
Frederick Edwin Sawtell
Frederick Edwin Sawtell.
Francis George Scammell
Francis George Scammell, President Glen Osmond Institute.
George Scammell
George Scammell.
Luther R. Scammell
Luther R. Scammell.
Luther Scammell
Luther Scammell.
Luther Scammell
Luther Scammell.
Luther Scammell
Luther Scammell.
Luther R. Scammell
Luther R. Scammell.
Mrs Luther Scammell
Mrs Luther Scammell.
Mrs Luther Scammell
Mrs Luther Scammell.
Mrs Luther Scammell
Mrs Luther Scammell.
Rupert Scammell
Rupert Scammell.
J.P.L. Schinckel
J.P.L. Schinckel, Mt Gambier trooper. The image could be Johann Peter Leonard "Len" Schinckel, who was born 24 October 1869 at Mount Gambier to Johann Jurgen Schinckel (from Schleswig-Holstein, Germany,) and his wife Charlotte Elenora Margretha BAGONY. They married 27 August 1867 at O.B. Flat near Mount Gambier. J.P.L. Schinckel's father Johann Jurgen Schinckel was an uncle of Simon Schinckel. Simon Schinckel was at one time storekeeper of Rendelsham.
Albert Schnarbel
Albert Schnarbel - husband of Martha Heysen.
Dr. Richard Schomburgk
Dr. Richard Moritz Von Schomburgk (1811-1891) He was appointed curator of Adelaide Botanic Gardens in 1865. He died at his house in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens.
Dr. Richard Schomburgk
Dr. Richard Moritz Von Schomburgk.
Mrs Schomburgk
Mrs Schomburgk.
Pastor Schondorf
Pastor Schondorf.
Ida Schroeder
Ida Schroeder.
Adolf John Schulz
Adolf John Schulz.(1883-1956) was an educationist born in Stepney, Adelaide. He was appointed Superintendent of Students at the University Training College where his academic lecturing was marked by clarity. He taught Education, German and Educational Psychology at the university. In 1921 the college moved to its own building near the university. After guiding the Adelaide Teachers' College under six directors of education he retired in 1948.
C. F. J. Schunke
Carl Friedrich Julius Schunke, President, Glen Osmond Institute.
Johann Friedrich Schuttloffel
Johann Friedrich Schuttloffel - owner of Mt. Arden Station.
Henry Mortlock Scruby
Henry Mortlock Scruby and his son.
Mrs Alice Teresa Scruby
Mrs Alice Teresa Scruby.