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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.
James Waite
James Waite, son of Peter Waite.
Peter Waite with daughters
Peter Waite with daughters; Agnes, Elizabeth and Lily Waite.
Mrs Peter Waite and Sons
Mrs. Peter Waite with sons; James and David Waite.
Salvator Rosa Wakefield
Salvator Rosa Wakefield: wool manager and auctioneer for Elder, Smith and Co., afterward land agent and valuator. He arrived in South Australia from New Zealand and was known as a shrewd and farseeing man of business. He was also a member of the mounted police force. He was also director of the Imperial Insurance Company. He was a relative of Edward Gibbon Wakefield who in 1834 propounded the system of colonization known as the Wakefield System
Capt. John Cotterell Walcot
Captain John Cotterell Phillipps Walcot.
Ellinor Gertrude Walker
Ellinor Gertrude Walker(1893-1990) author of 'Heritage: a Pageant of South Australia'. She was a kindergarten teacher and a women's rights activist. She opened 'Greenways', a Montessori school at Fullarton.
Tommy Walker
Tommy Walker, full blood Aboriginal.
Tommy Walker
King Tommy Walker, full-blood Aboriginal.
Tommy & Ada Walker
Tommy & Ada Walker, Jimmy Spender and another Aboriginal woman.
Mrs Anne "Granny" Wallace
"Granny" Wallace: Early Mt. Gambier shop owner, born 1790, died 1877.
Mr Peter Egerton Warburton
Colonel Peter Egerton Warburton was a British military officer, Commissioner of Police and an Australian explorer. He led many expeditions including across the arid centre of Australia to the coast of Western Australia via Alice Springs. In his later years being partially blinded by his expeditions he spent his remaining years at his estate named "Norley Bank" at Beaumont where he had a vineyard.
Peter Egerton Warburton portra
Peter Egerton Warburton, Major in Indian Army.
Warburton Expedition
Members of Warburton expedition group,1872-1874:Peter Egerton Warburton (leader) Richard Egerton Warburton (the leader's son) and J.W. Lewis.
Peter Egerton Warburton
Colonel Peter Egerton Warburton was a British explorer who led an expedition from Adelaide to Alice Springs through to the coast of Western Australia in 1872. He was made Police Commissioner for South Australia in 1853 and Chief Staff Officer of the Volunteer Military Force of South Australia in 1869. He died at his estate, Norley Bank in Beaumont.
Warburton Expedition
Members of the Warburton Expedition: 1872-74. From left to right. Richard Egerton Warburton (the leader's son), Peter Egerton Warburton (leader), and J.W.Lewis. The personnel of the expedition comprised the above with two Afghan camel drivers, a cook (Dennis white), and an Aboriginal boy. Peter Egerton Warburton was born in England and arrived in Adelaide in 1853 where he became Commissioner of Police. He visited Lake Gardiner, Gawler Ranges, Lake Eyre, Streaky Bay. In 1872 his expedition sought to link South Australia with Western Australia. They crossed the Great Sandy Desert to become the first to cross the continent from the Centre to the West. This photograph was taken on their return to Adelaide. Peter Warburton attributed their survival to their Aboriginal companion Charley. Peter Warburton resided at Beaumont.
Ebenezer Ward
Caricature of Ebenezer Ward. Ebenezer Ward was a South Australian politician and journalist. He migrated to Melbourne on "The British Trident" in 1859. After travelling to Adelaide in 1861 he became leader of the Hansard staff at the Adelaide Advertiser. As a stenographer he reported on budget speeches. He had articles published. He founded several newspapers. His elegant speech aided his rise to several ministerial positions in SA. He helped establish the railway systems between Adelaide ,Melbourne, Mount Gambier. He wanted to build the transcontinental line from Adelaide to Perth. He stopped the sale of Crown Lands for cash. He also acted in amateur theatricals.
Ebenezer Ward
Ebenezer Ward.
Dr. Leonard Keith Ward
Dr. L. Keith Ward: Born February 17th, 1879. Educated at Sydney Grammar School, 1890-1894, Brisbane Grammar School, 1895-1896. Queensland Government Exhibitioner, 1897-1899. Graduated in Arts, University of Sydney, 1900. Graduated in Engineering (Mining and Metallurgy), University of Sydney, 1903. Employed by Broken Hill Propriety Coy., at Broken Hill, February to October 1903. Lecturer in geological subjects, Western Australian School of Mines, Kalgoorlie, 1903-1907. Assistant Government Geologist and Inspector of Mines, Tasmania 1907-1911. Government Geologist of South Australia 1912-. Director of Mines, South Australia 1916-. Graduated as Doctor of Science, University of Adelaide, 1926. Clarke Memorial Medallist, Royal Society of New South Wales, 1930. Consultant Geologist to Commonwealth Government in respect of the Northern Territory, 1925-1931. Member of the Australian Royal Commission on the Coal Industry, 1929-1930. Information supplied by Mr Leonard Keith Ward. See Research Notes 1047/2b4.
Ralph Wardle
Ralph Wardle: Came to Australia with his parents Michael and Mary Wardle on "Sir Charles Forbes" in 1839. Parents settled at Hindmarsh Valley near Victor Harbor. Ralph married Eliza Abbott 1857 and they had 10 children. Ralph was a farmer all his life, firstly at Hindmarsh Valley, then Nairne, and later at Hawker.
Mrs Ann Warner
Mrs Ann Warner, pioneer of Lower Hermitage, nee Anne Neale. Christened 25 Dec 1831 Mixbury Oxfordshire, died 12 Dec 1912 Hermitage; Married 23 May 1848 Adelaide SA. Daughter of Thomas Neale and Elizabeth Savage. Anne emigrated on 10 Dec 1838 to Adelaide from Launceston.
John Warren
John Warren: Pioneer settler, Mount Crawford. John Warren senior was born at Coxton Farm, near Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland and arrived in South Australia in 1838 possibly on the same boat as his friend Thomas Hogarth. He lived at Mount Crawford. His son, John Warren (1830-1914) was also a veteran pastoralist and a pioneer colonist in South Australia. This photograph is of John Warren senior (1783-1873) His wife was Lydia Campbell Warren (1785-1863)
Mrs John Warren
Margaret Warren, nee Hogarth, wife of Hon. John Warren.
James Warwick
James Warwick 2nd President, Co-donor of site of Hallatt Institute.