Papers relating to the Gray family [PRG 335/125] • Mixed material
W.H. Gray.
William Henry Gray of 'Frogmore' house.
William H. Gray.
W.H. Gray arrived in South Australia February 10th 1837 in the ship 'John Renwick'.
![Mrs and Captain Johnson [?].](https://d1red3q7jhuy4m.cloudfront.net/94/77/1c93-dfd1-57cd-bba2-099222cf7e2b.jpg)
Mrs and Captain Johnson [?].
Studio portrait, thought to be of Mrs Johnson and Joseph Johnson, previous owners of 'Frog Moor'. According to a researcher, Joseph Johnson Esq (1805-1877) of the Reedbeds is a different person to Captain Joseph Johnson of Port Wakefield. Joseph Johnson Esq was in Adelaide from around 1839, and stayed until approx 1860. He was a wealthy educated gentleman. T. S. Gill has drawn this man in his Heads Of The People series. He is the godfather of Edward John Keele of Lockleys, who lived with him in England while at school. Captain Joseph Johnson had an entirely different upbringing, and a very amazing life, but lived at a different level of society, and arrived in South Australia at a later time.
Bullock team on Frog Moor.
Mr. Frank Gray with a bullock team on Frog moor Farm in the Reedbeds district, Fulham, South Australia [same as B 63726].
'Frog Moor House, Reed Beds'.
Built by Captain Johnson and sold to Gray.
Frog Moor, Reed Beds.
The residence of W.H. Gray. Mrs Gray is seen seated on the left of the picture [same as B 7530].
cottages erected by W.H. Gray.
'The first cottages erected in the city of Adelaide by the late W.H. Gray in the year 1838. This photograph was of course taken at a much later date. The original roof was a thatched one'.