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Chief Secretaries of SA : John Greeley Jenkins

Chief Secretaries of SA : John Greeley Jenkins

Portrait of John Greeley Jenkins who was Chief Secretary from 8 December 1899 to ? From a pictorial composite entitled 'Chief Secretaries of South Australia' - the entire composite can be viewed by doing a number search on B 6692.

Edmund Donat Bowman

Edmund Donat Bowman

Studio photograph of Edmund Donat Bowman.

Bowman family

Bowman family

Informal portrait of one of the Bowman family, presumed to Charles Sholto Leroy Bowman.

Bowman family

Bowman family

Informal portrait of one of the Bowman family, presumed to Charles Sholto Leroy Bowman.

Don Bradman

Don Bradman

Photograph of Don Bradman in front of a wicket in a walled area, preparing to bat.

Don Bradman

Don Bradman

Photograph of Don Bradman in front of a wicket in a walled area, completing a drive.

Bill Moularadellis

Bill Moularadellis

Photo of Bill Moularadellis, winemaker at Kingston Estate.

Bill and Sarantos Moularadellis

Bill and Sarantos Moularadellis

Photo of Bill Moularadellis and his father Sarantos (Steve) Moularadellis, winemakers at Kingston Estate.

Man in military uniform

Man in military uniform

Full-length studio portrait of a man in army uniform. One group of enthusiasts has identified the uniform details as: 'an officer wearing a frogged tunic, the collar bearing the rank insignia of a Lieutenant Colonel (being a crown with lace above and below it), and a fur busby. He is wearing a white leather shoulder belt and sword belt with hangars, his sword being a pattern 1822 Light Cavalry officer's. His black leather sabretache bears the badge of the South Australian Militia Cavalry (see 'Military Badges of the Australian Colonies 1800-1903' by R. Grebert, 2000, page 230). Other enthusiasts disagree with this interpretation and have suggested that 'the officer was in South Australia on a visit (rifle competition?) as ... he is not wearing a South Australian Volunteer uniform'.

Roberts brothers

Roberts brothers

Photo of the 5 Roberts brothers.

Mrs Emily Emma Churchward

Mrs Emily Emma Churchward

Photo of Mrs Emily Emma Churchward who died in 1943. [Her husband, Samuel Churchward, was Second Master of Prince Alfred College in the 1880s, and died in 1890 aged 42.]

Mr Tom Eddy

Mr Tom Eddy

Photo of a man presumed to be Mr Tom Eddy.

Mrs Blackwell

Mrs Blackwell

Photo of a woman presumed to be that of Mrs Blackwell.

Mrs Norris

Mrs Norris

Photo of a woman presumed to be Mrs Norris.

Mrs Angrave

Mrs Angrave

Photo of a woman presumed to be Mrs Angrave, together with four other unnamed family members.

Mrs Angrave

Mrs Angrave

Photo of a woman presumed to be Mrs Angrave, together with two other unnamed family members.

R. Brown

R. Brown

Photo of a man presumed to be R. Brown.

Mr Howlett

Mr Howlett

Photo of a man presumed to be Mr Howlett.

J.V. Kevern

J.V. Kevern

Photo of John Victor Kevern (1889-1972) with two other unnamed men.

Master Scott

Master Scott

Photo presumed to be Master Scott, son of Mrs R. Scott, True Hill, Delamere, SA.

Miss Beach

Miss Beach

Photo of a woman presumed to be Miss Beach.

Ross John Sage

Ross John Sage

Full length portrait of Ross John Sage, aged seven years, 'an unwilling sitter' at the base of some steps.

W. J. F. Sage

W. J. F. Sage

Portrait of W.J.F. Sage, aged about two years, on the verandah.

Charles Barrett

Charles Barrett

Photograph of Charles Barrett with camera on a tripod, June 1933. Barrett was a naturalist, publisher of nature magazines and worked at the South Australian Museum for a time.

Portrait of an unidentified man

Portrait of an unidentified man

Portrait of a woman

Portrait of a woman

Portrait of a woman

Portrait of a woman

Portrait of a young woman

Portrait of a young woman

Portrait of a man

Portrait of a man

Man sitting beside a window.

Residents of Mount Gambier: William Allen Crouch

Residents of Mount Gambier: William Allen Crouch

Portrait of William Allen Crouch who arrived in South Australia on the 'Templar' in 1845. He had a sheep run between Angaston and Freeling, later went to Portland and arrived in Mount Gambier in 1849. In 1852 he took over H. Crouch's store in Mount Gambier. Sold the business in 1870 and went to live at Lowan, Kalangadoo.