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William Arthur Trigg
Mayor William Arthur Trigg and his wife Elisabeth.
Edmund Isaac Trimmer
Edmund Isaac Stephen Trimmer gifted part of his property for sport and recreation in 1881. Trimmer Terrace running along the western side of Unley Oval was named in his honour. He also gifted the land on which the church and schoolroom of St Augustine Church stands. In 1876 he also gifted the land on which the town hall and institute were built. Edmund Isaac Stephen Trimmer was an educated English gentleman, capable and successful in business, public spirited, generous and thoughtful of others, and one who was always proud to have been a South Australian. He is on the first citizen roll of Unley and is intimately associated with the early history of Unley
Charles Trounson
Charles Trounson.
Salome Annie Tubb
Salome Annie Tubb, later Mrs. A.J.Mellor, wearing the Adelaide Children's Hospital nurses walking out uniform.
Richard James Turner
Richard James Turner, Stipendiary Magistrate.
T. Nowell Twopeny
Archdeacon T. Nowell Twopeny.
T. Nowell Twopeny
Archdeacon T. Nowell Twopeny.
Caricature of H. W. Uffindell
Caricature of H. W. Uffindell, Solicitor, Moonta, drawn by Oswald Pryor.
Carl Unbehaun
Carl Unbehaun, electrical engineer in the Post and Telegraph Department. On the 14th May 1883 Adelaide's first telephone exchange with 48 subscribers was established in the General Post Office in Adelaide. In 1898 he established Unbehaun and Johnstone electrical engineers of Grenfell Street, later radio manufacturers abd retailers. One of their first contracts was to install electric lighting in the Government freezing works at Port Adelaide.
Captain Emanuel Underwood
Captain Emanuel Underwood.
Johanne Helena Unger
Johanne Helena Unger (nee Patzell) and granddaughter, Ellie, Mount Gambier residents.
James Umpherston
James Umpherston, an early pioneer of Mount Gambier in the 1860s.
James Umpherston
James Umpherston, J.P., Mt. Gambier.
Rev. Fr. Van der Heyden
Reverend Fr. Van der Heyden.
Members of the Varcoe Family
Members of the Varcoe family; A.J. Varcoe owned the Goolwa Hotel in the 1860's.
Lieut. H. Venhall
Lieut. H. Venhall: 'B' Company, S.A. Infantry.
Verco family
The family of James Crabb Verco. Joseph Cooke is on the extreme right. The others are L-R: John, William James, Richard, Thomas Benjamin and Mrs Anne Verco. James Crabb Verco (1814-1891) was an early settler in the colony of South Australia. He was a builder, businessman and parliamentarian. His son Joseph Cooke Verco was a medical practitioner and conchologist of North Terrace
William Vercoe
William Vercoe: Came to Australia from East Stonehouse, Devon. Married Mary Simpson Milroy.
John Verran M.P.
Caricature of John Verran, M.P., Moonta Mines by Oswald Pryor. For further information on original see People's Weekly: 15 February 1902; 29 July 1908; 17 February 1912; 26 July 1913.
Mr & Mrs Sydney Vince
Mr and Mrs Sydney Vince, pioneers of Summertown.
Otto Von Rieben
Otto Von Rieben.
Otto Von Rieben
Otto Von Rieben: Managing Director of Barrier Miner, Broken Hill born - 22 January 1863.
Otto Von Rieben
Otto Von Rieben and Miss Gertrude Engelhart: In the grounds of Attunga, Cnr. Giles St. and Kensington Rd., Toorak Gardens.
Adolph Von Treuer
Adolph Von Treuer: Arrived in Australia in 1853. Clerk in the Railways Dept. and, later, in the Post Office for over 30 years confidential manager to R. Barr-Smith. German Consul: 1866-83 afterwards Consul of Austria-Hungary until his death 12 December 1894, a member of the council of Education and of the University Council. The native plant Grevillea treueriana was named in his honour as German Consul to Australia in the 19th century.
John Waddell
John Waddell: Founder of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
Dr. E. Waddy
Dr. E. Waddy: Born at Dudley, England on 27 August 1815. Came to South Australia in 1846 as a Medical Practitioner and settled at Kapunda. He married Jane Russell on 11 January 1847 at Trinity Church, Adelaide. He died at Strathalbyn on 31 October 1878.
Richard William Waddy
Richard William Mackie Waddy who was Deputy Postmaster General from 1st July 1905 to 25th April 1913.
Christopher Wade (Snr.)
Christopher Wade (Senior): Manager of Paratoo Station.
Mrs Christopher Wade
Jemima Wade, nee Hillyard/Hillard, wife of Christopher Wade, Senior.
William J. Wade
William J. Wade: Coroner of Panaramitee and son of Christopher Wade.