log in or create account

Add a new page

Probates and Wills of Early S.A. Persons

The following information was extracted basically 'as is' from Reg Butler's (Hahndorf Historian) unpublished computer working files as at c2014.  This consists of Probate and Will information extracted from the S.A. General Registry Office (GRO) data and is listed alphabetically by name. Some additional information was also extracted at the same time and has been included at the end of the Probate and Wills listing. Additional information covering South Australia is available via Biographies, Annotations and Other Information and the GRO Merge Index.

Names Beginning - A*

ALLEN, John farmer Blowhole Rapid Bay, died 4/5/1861. He left his whole estate to his widow, Mary Allen. Estate worth £900. She remarried to Ezekiel CADD. William Allen farmer Blowhole Rapid Bay 1881 was the eldest son of John and Mary Allen Packet 6.

ALLEN, Joseph labourer Anama, died 12/10/1868 intestate. Estate worth £50. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Ann Allen Packet 6.

ANDREWARTHA, Philip of Cross Roads near Moonta, died 15/5/1886. His whole estate to his wife, Patience Andrewartha. Sarah Ann STACEY married woman Moonta, his eldest child and heir at law Packet 6.

ARNIEL, Gaven gentleman Gawler Plains, made his will 21/4/1858. Estate to go into trust to James UMPHERSTON Esquire Gawler Plains and William INNES Esquire Innesfield Hundred of Munno Para. Estate for life to G Arniel's sister Helen Arniel, then to her daughter, Jane LINDSAY nee Arniel for life, and then to her children in equal shares in remainder expectant. If she had no surviving children, the estate to go absolutely to Gaven Arniel, son of the testator's brother, Alan Arniel, of Lismahagow, Co Lanark, Scotland Packet 6.

Names Beginning - B*

BAKER, John farmer and stonemason Rochester, died 27/7/1878. He left his wife, MA Baker, a £50 life annuity. Afterwards, the estate to be divided amongst his children as the will directed - Ernest, Levi and William Baker, Elizabeth Baker, Charlotte SMITH wife of Coles Smith and Margaret Ann COOMBS, wife of Thomas Coombs. Estate worth £300. Packet 6.

BAKER, John gentleman Frewville, died 11/10/1894. His estate worth £250. Executor and trustee: Henry HAWKINS blacksmith Hanson St, Adelaide. Vacant block of land on the corner of Jane St and Glen Osmond Rd, in Frewville East, to be sold and the money given to his daughter Jane Rebecca CLEARY nee Baker. Shop and home on the corner of North St and Glen Osmond Rd in Frewville East to supply the income for the support of his daughter, Mary Ellen Maria Baker, during her minority and then to her absolutely once she turned 21 Packet 6.

BARTON, Charles bootmaker Reynella, died 3/5/1893. His estate worth £319, in trust for his daughter Charlotte Barton absolutely, 'all the rest of my family having been already provided for'. Trustees his sons: Francis Benjamin Barton farmer Morphett Vale and James Barton labourer Reynella Packet 6.

BASCOMB, John sheep farmer Terre near Pt Lincoln, died 9/1/1878. Estate worth £2,800. Wife Elizabeth Bascomb, to get £100 a year or life or until her remarriage. The rest of the estate to be distributed to the children as the will directed - sons William, James and John Bascomb, and daughter Annie Elizabeth Bascomb Packet 6.

BATES, John Edward labourer Angaston, died 3/12/1893. His £80 estate to his wife, Lucy Bates. Witnesses: W CLARK and AW Clark of Angaston Packet 6.

BATTAMS, Sarah widow Payneham, died 2/6/1891. Estate worth £340. Estate in equal shares to her son and daughter, Thomas and Sabina Battams. Executors: Jonah HOBBS of Marden East and Thoma Battams of Payneham Packet 6.

BELL, Richard farmer Kilkerran, died 15/12/1891 Bute intestate. Estate worth £100. Letters of administration to his widow, Maria Bell, of Kilkerran Packet 6.

BENTLEY, Edward sergeant of police Redruth, died 18/1/1880 Adelaide intestate. Estate worth £450. Letters of administration to his widow Susannah Maria Bentley Packet 6.

BERRY, Frederick Thomas labourer Pt Pirie, died 27/2/1900 Menzies WA, a bachelor and intestate. Letters of administration to his heir at law, his father, John William Berry labourer Pt Pirie. Estate worth £40. Packet 6.

BIGG, Edward farmer Dalkey, died 10/10/1872. Estate worth £100. Letters of administration to his wife, Agnes Bigg Packet 6.

BONNEY, Charles formerly Inspector of Credit Selections Adelaide, late of Woollahra NSW, died 31/4/1896. Estate worth £3,654. Beneficiares included - his wife Charlotte Bonney, his daughter Florence Adelaide Bonney, his sons Arthur Edwin Bonney, Ernest Augustus Bonney and his Sydney solicitor Henry Houghto Burton BRADLEY. Estate in trust for his wife to have the income during her lifetime. Then the unmarried daughters to get the income in equal shares until each one married and her share to be divided between her and her brothers equally. When all the daughters had married, the trust estate to be concluded and the funds to be distributed according to the will. Grandson, Reginald Scofield Bonney, to share in the estate Packet 6.

BOTTEN, Charles out of business Walkerville, died 3/8/1918 Adelaide Hospital. He left his £400 estate to his niece, Alice GORMLEY of Walkerville. Henry HORTON of Nailsworth his executor Packet 6.

BOTTEN, William licensed victualler Lord Melbourne Hotel, Melbourne St, North Adelaide, died 19/9/1872. Estate worth £300. Executors and trustees: Joseph MARCH farmer Peachey Belt and James Maskall NOTTAGE licensed victualler Walkerville. The estate to go into trust and the income to go to W Botten's widow, Hannah Botten, for life or during her widowhood. After her death or remarriage, his son, Finnis Botten, to get the hotel; two cottages next to the hotel to his two daughters, Maria and Mary; cottage which Mrs JAMES rented in Mackinnon Parade to go to his daughter Sophia; brickyard and cottage at Gilberton which Messrs COX and REIDMAN??? leased to his daughter Anna Botten. W Botten could not write Packet 6.

BOWMAN, Edward labourer Lower Mitcham, died 10/6/1899 intestate. Estate worth £173. Letters of administration to his widow, Elizabeth Bowman Packet 6.

BRICE, Hermon gentleman Adelaide, died 27/12/1896 Crystal Brook. He left his whole £500 estate to his wife, Emma Brice Packet 6.

BRADY, John gentleman Wright St, Adelaide, died 2/11/1888. His entire £86 estate to his wife, Mary Ann Brady absolutely. Witnesses: HW HUNT solicitor and WF ANDREWS articled law clerk to BRAY & HACKETT solicitors Adelaide Packet 6.

BROOKMAN, George stereotype founder Margaret St, North Adelaide, died 4/4/1871. He left his whole £50 estate to his wife, Ann B Packet 6.

BROWN, Mary widow Melrose, died 29/5/1892 intestate. Letters of administration for the £5 estate to William Brown labourerer Wirrabara, one of her lawful children Packet 6.

BRUS, Friedrich farmer Hundred of Schomburgk, died 23/6/1885 without a valid will. Letters of administration to his widow, Sophia Brus, for his £1,400 estate. F Brus could not write Packet 6.

BURALL, Henry sheep farmer Tungkillo, died 14/1/1890. His whole £720 estate to Grace Kent spinster Tungkillo, daughter of Joseph Kent miller Mannum. Witness: JH BOYKETT Junr Cerk to Messrs G & J DOWNER solicitors Adelaide Packet 6.

BURDEN, John Harold fruitgrower Berri, died 23/12/1919. The £1,500 estate to be sold and the cash invested in trust to provide an income for his unnamed wife during her lifetime. After she died, the estate to go to his father, John Britten Burden absolutely. He was also the trustee Packet 6.

BURRELL, William Holmes accountant Adelaide, died 11/10/1881 London, England. His £950 estate to his wife, Mary Jane Burrell Packet 6.

BUTTFIELD, John Parker Stipendiary Magistrate Blinman, died 14/7/1885. Estate worth £657/3/6. His wife Jessie Hay Buttfield, of Glenelg, inherited his estate. Witnesses: Hanson REED storekeeper Moolooloo and Harry Lovell BULLEN clerk of the Local Court Beltana Packet 6.

Names Beginning - C*

CARMODY, Michael labourer Ballantyne St, West Thebarton, died 28/5/1899. He left his whole £182 estate to his widow, Mary Carmody Packet 6.

CARR, Robert William weighmaster Wallaroo, died 6/5/1886 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Sarah Judith Carr, to settle his £375 estate Packet 6.

CHALMERS, James farmer Koolunga, died 5/11/1895. His £566 estate in equal shares to his two sons, James Allan Chalmers and Wallace Chalmers. Witnesses: George S COTTON agent Adelaide, Charles B WARK clerk Adelaide Packet 6.

CHAPPLE, Elizabeth of Goodwood, wife of John Charles Luscombe Chapple licensed victualler Hergott Springs by 1892, died 4/3/1890 intestate. Letters of administration to her husband to settle her £20 estate Packet 6.

CLARK, Charles surgeon Brighton Vic, died 23/12/1872. His widow, Eliza Clark, appointed William Selby DOUGLAS agent King William St, Adelaide, as her attorney to settle her husband's SA estate Packet 6.

CLARKE, Elizabeth widow formerly of Pt Augusta, late of Hawker, died 3/10/1884. Her £20 estate to her daughter-in-law, Margaret Clarke wife of James Edward Clarke licensed victualler Hawker. Witnesses: Charles Sydney LAKE agent Hawker, Henry James HERRING, and Isabella GLUYAS Packet 6.

CLUCAS, Joseph formerly storeman Portland Estate, late mariner Yatala, died 24/2/1886 St Vincent's Gulf. Executors and trustees: John HEATH master mariner Birkenhead and George WILKS agent Pt Adelaide. All his estate to his wife, Mary Clucas, for life or during her widowhood. Afterwards, his estate to go to his surviving children in equal shares Packet 6.

COLEMAN, Catherine widow Georgetown, died c1876 intestate. Letters of administration to her brother-in-law, Martin MCNAMARA farmer Steelton husband of Mary McNamara the only sister of Catherine Coleman, to settle the £50 estate for the benefit of the Coleman children - William Coleman, Mary Jane Coleman, James Coleman and Kate Coleman. The McNamaras were the guardians of the Coleman children until they reached 21 years Packet 6.

COLLEY, Edward Mammatt agent Adelaide, died 19/8/1887 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Marian Fisher Georgina Colley of Glenelg, to settle his £1,000 estate Packet 6.

COMLEY, William labourer New Glenelg, died 3/5/1878 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Sarah Comley, to settle his £500 estate Packet 6.

COOPER, Augusta Harridge widow North Adelaide, died 2/8/1867. Executors and trustees; Arthur Bevan Cooper Deputy Surveyor-General of SA and William Withers EWBANK Clerk in Holy Orders Blakiston. The trustees to sell her £1,500 estate and use the income from a trust fund for the proceeds to support her infant son, Charles Brakespeare Cooper, during his minority. He would inherit the estate when he turned 21. If he died before turning 21, the trustees to pay the income to her mother, Mary Woodcock, during her lifetime. After her death, the trust fund to be divided equally amongst the brothers and sisters of AH Cooper - Emma Ewbank, Mary Woodcock, Harriet Woodcock, Fanny Woodcock, Herbert Woodcock, and James Woodcock. Witnesses to the will - Henry WHEELER MD and Eliza COOMBS Packet 6.

CRADDOCK, Eliza widow Strathalbyn, died 20/8/1895 Adelaide intestate. Letters of administration for her £50 estate to her son, Thomas Craddock bootmaker Culvert St, Parkside Packet 6.

CRAIGIE, John mariner Pt Adelaide, died 11/5/1877 Pt Lincoln, intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration to settle his £75 estate to William RUSSELL sailmaker Pt Adelaide, attorney for John Craigie's father, William Craigie [no address given] Packet 6.

CRISPIN, Sarah Coppin wife of Silas Crispin farmer Hundred of Pirie, died 28/12/1897 Pt Pirie. Her £100 estate in equal shares to her two youngest children, Ernest Robert Crispin and Mary Jane Ann Crispin Packet 6.

CRITCHLEY, James labourer Kanmantoo, died 9/5/1886 Hergott Springs intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Elizabeth Anastasia Critchley, to settle his £50 estate Packet 6.

CROPPER, Emma wife of Frederick James Albert Cropper restaurant proprietor Adelaide (Hindley St), died 26/8/1909 Clarence Park. She left her £150 estate to her husband Packet 6.

CROUCH, Stephen farmer near Crystal Brook, died 23/9/1887 intestate. Estate worth £830. Letters of administration to his wife, Charlotte Crouch Packet 6.

CURTIS, Henry labourer Kapunda, died 10/2/1881 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Curtis, to settle his £50 estate Packet 6.

Names Beginning - D*

DAVIES, Evan gentleman Hyde Park, died 12/5/1897. His whole £520 estate to his wife, Sarah Davies formerly Sarah PROSSER nee HAWKINS. Witnesses; Joseph J STUCKEY solicitor Adelaide and Arthur G STALLEY clerk to JJ Stuckey witnesses to the will made in 1884 Packet 6.

DAVIES, Samuel farmer Pine Meadow Farm near Strathalbyn, died 6/1/1863 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Catherine Davies, to settle the estate Packet 6.

DAVISON, Sarah married woman with a SA Supreme Court protection order Hindmarsh, died 26/1/1898. Her whole £160 estate to her second son, Frederick Samuel Davison. Executor: William George BRADLEY out of business Hindmarsh Packet 6.

DAWKINS, Nicholas grocer Gilberton, died 1/10/1898. He left his £1,300 estate, which included family silver, to his three surviving children, Frederick William Dawkins draper's traveller and John Rose Dawkins accountant both of Gilberton and Charlotte Annie LECKEY nee Dawkins. The family expected to keep the Dawkins' graves at Walkerville in order [apparently, Mrs Dawkins and the second son had already died and were buried there] Packet 6.

DEW, James farmer Spring Bank near Kooringa, died 3/2/1892. His £1,490 estate to his wife, Fanny Dew, for life, then to his children according to the terms of the will - Frederick and George Dew, Charlotte ROBINSON wife of William Robinson, Ruth CAMP wife of Elliott Camp, Mary Ann Dew, Alice BRADLEY wife of William Bradley, Maria Dew and Eva Dew. Emma PLATTEN wife of John Platten also mentioned as a beneficiary. Witnesses: RJ DADDOW Minister of the Gospel Kooringa and John JONES storekeeper Kooringa. Packet 6.

DIXON, Emma Ann nee HALL wife of Hartley Dixon medical practitioner formerly of Adelaide but now of parts beyond the sea, died 14/5/1890 Carrington St, Adelaide. She left her £1,350 estate in equal shares to her husband, Hartley Dixon, and her three children - Henry Dixon gentleman Westward Ho, Elizabeth Matilda NIESCHE wife of Frederick William Niesche medical practitioner Adelaide and Hartley Richard Dixon a minor under the age of 21. Henry Dixon and FW Niesche to be HR Dixon's guardians until he came of age. Witnesses: William Edmund GOODLIFFE commercial traveller Kensington Park, and Marth SMITH spinster Mt Barker Packet 6.

DOBRILLA, Mary widow Davington relict of the late Martin Dobrillo, died 12/6/1915. Executor: Andrew Thomas COMAS lineman Davington. Allotments in Bray Ave, Semaphore Park, to her son, Paul Dobrilla. The rest of the estate to be divided equally between her two sons, Martin and William Dobrilla Packet 6.

Names Beginning - E*

EICKE, Wilhelm Christian Ludwig landowner and hawker Woodville, died 8/1/1883 Torrens Rd, near Woodville. His whole £225 estate to his widow, Louise Eicke Packet 6.

ELEY, John clerk Alberton, died 18/9/1895. He left his £275 etate inequal shares to his children - Ellen Mary STONE, Sarah Ann LAWTON, Thomas Eley, John Eley, Isaac Thompson Eley, and Richard King Eley Packet 6.

ELLIS, Evan miner Brighton, died 19/8/1890. He left his entire £10 estate, including a house on Mine Road, at Blinman North, to his wife, Posthuma Ellis. His wife and Henry EDWARDS Senr of Brighton to be the executors Packet 6.

EVANS, Thomas boilermaker Brown St, Adelaide, died c1894. He left his whole estate to his daughter, Alice Amelia Evans spinster Brown St, Adelaide. Witnesses to the will made in 1894 - William HENDERSON solicitor Adelaide and Leo G HUNT clerk to W Henderson Packet 6.

Names Beginning - F*

FIDOCK, Emily married woman Unley, died 25/3/1917 intestate. Letters of administration to her husband, Richard Henry Fidock painter Unley to settle her £100 estate Packet 6.

FIELDER, James out of business Walkerville, died 1/8/1918 Adelaide Hospital. He left his entire £400 estate to Alice GORMLEY daughter of his late wife, Emma Fielder. He could not write Packet 6.

FIRTH, John farmer Leasingham, died 8/9/1869. His entire £400 estate to his wife, Mary FIRTH daughter of John HOOL. Stephen HICKS storekeeper Leasingham and James BROWN farmer Mintaro, to manage her affairs and investments etc, upon her advice. J Firth could not write Packet 6.

FITZGERALD, Helen wife of Henry Marshall Fitzgerald cutter Vernon St, Norwood, died 1/4/1898. She left her entire £400 estate to her husband. She could not write Packet 6.

FORD, Daniel farmer Saddleworth, died 23/9/1897. He left his entire £400 estate to his son, Timothy Ford farmer Saddleworth Packet 6.

FOX, Mary spinster Goodwood Park, died 4/7/1898. Her nephews, George MACHIN commercial traveller North Unley and Thomas Fox Machin jeweller Adelaide to be the executors. The whole of her £750 estate to her nieces and nephews in equal shares - George Machin, Thomas Fox Machin, Hannah Machin, Mary Ann JENKINS, Elizabeth ROBJOHNS and Harriett FOX Packet 6.

FRAMPTON, Frederick William accountant North Adelaide, died 6/2/1891 Rome, Italy. His whole £770 estate to his wife, Emily Austin Frampton Packet 6.

FRIEND, Jesse mason Clayton, died 24/7/1877 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Susannah Friend of Encounter Bay, to settle his £13 estate Packet 6.

Names Beginning - G*

GAGE, Walter Thomas farmer Piednippie near Streaky Bay, died 4/9/1898 intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration for his £280 estate to his father, Francis Gage farmer Lake Wangary Packet 6.

GALLAGHER, Ellen fruiterer Wellington Square, North Adelaide wife of Thomas Gallagher fruiterer North Adelaide, died 22/10/1897. She left her £1,100 estate to her husband Packet 6.

GALLASCH, Anna Elisabeth married woman Cardwell St, Adelaide, died 11/12/1915 Adelaide Hospital intestate. Letters of administration to her husband, Theodor Adolph Gallasch carter Adelaide, to settle her £700 estate Packet 6.

GAULT, Robert Nelson draper Magill, died 8/12/1889. His widow called Charlotte Huxtable Gault. Children - Robert Henry Gault, Samuel Steele Gault and Albert Edward Gault, RH Gault had gone to live permanently in England in the middle of 1891 Packet 6.

GEARY, Patrick labourer Charles St, Goodwood West, died 25/7/1896. He left his entire £200 estate to his wife, Ellen Geary Packet 6.

GIBSON, John grazier Stanlane O'Halloran Hill, died c1903. His wife, Madeline Emily Abbott Gibson, to have a life interest in the farm until her death or remarriage. Then the total estate, which included Stanlane, part TA 196 in Adelaide and a farm at Golden Grove, (and apart from a trust fund set up from the sale of real estate, which several nephews, his executors, inherited) to go to his adopted son, William Francis Gibson otherwise BROOKMAN butcher O'Halloran Hill. Legacies to J Gibson's sister, Elizabeth ORAM wife of James Oram, his nephews John Gibson Oram and George Oram, his nephew Frederick LINES, his sister Abigail MASON wife of Richard Mason farmer Reynella, Miss Maggie WATSON barmaid Clarence Hotel, Adelaide, his nephew Alfred Hubert HAYNES. Trustees: George SAUERBIER sheep farmer Wickham Park near Kangarilla, nephew John Gibson Oram jeweller Adelaide, and nephew George LINES butcher Gawler Packet 6.

GILBERT, Peter farmer Black Springs, died c1897 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Gilbert, to settle his estate Packet 6.

GILES, Robert District Council Clerk Redruth, died 22/6/1894 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Johanna Giles, to settle his £100 estate Packet 6.

GOODCHILD, William George auctioneer Kapunda, died 13/1/1884 intestate. Letters of administration to Henry Alfred WOOD, the Public Trustee, to settle his £1,000 estate Packet 6.

GOODEN, George gentleman Edward St, Norwood, died 8/8/1887. Executors: Charles Christopher Gooden formerly hotel proprietor now change clerk Adelaide, and George William Gooden Town Clerk or Kensington and Norwood, his sons, for his £4,030 estate Packet 6.

GOODENOUGH, Martha Gensson wife of William Albert Goodenough hawker Surflen St, Adelaide, died 7/1/1891 intestate. Letters of administration to her husband to settle her £50 estate Packet 6.

GORDON, Alexander the Elder farmer Belvidere, died 5/9/1895. His estate in trust to his wife, Ann Gordon, for life or during her widowhood, then to his son, James Munro Gordon farmer Belvidere, absolutely Packet 6.

GREENWOOD, Thomas wheelwright Mt Gambier, died 29/8/1898 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Charlotte Greenwood, to settle his £100 estate Packet 6.

Names Beginning - H*

HALL, Anthony the Elder merchant Pt Adelaide, died 23/8/1880 Semaphore. He left his whole estate to his wife, Mary Newell Hall. His son, Anthony Paget Hall the Younger merchant Pt Adelaide, to be the executor Packet 6.

HART, Joseph formerly gentleman late shearer Parkside, died 12/9/1894 Culnina Station near Mannahill. He left his £600 estate to his wife, Christina Fraser Hart Packet 6.

HARVEY, Arthur James horticulturalist Renmark, died 29/5/1894 a bachelor. He left his whole £90 estate to his father, Frederick Hooper Harvey Building Society manager 55 Edgeware Rd, London England. Executor: Henry Cliff LITTLE horticulturalist Renmark Packet 6.

HARVEY, Robert farmer near Willochra, died 16/1/1893. He left his £97 estate to his second son, William Thomas Harvey, provided he cared for his mother, Sabina Harvey (R Harvey's wife), during her lifetime. Witnesses: Richard Willy FOSTER storekeeper Quorn and Philip RIDGWAY mason Quorn. Robert Harvey could not write Packet 6.

HENDER, Thomas sheep farmer Stephenston, died 22/10/1891 Footscray Vic. His whole £1,300 estate to his wife, Ruth Hender nee NATT. Children mentioned as executors - Anne Hender, John Hender and Thomas Hender Packet 6.

HENRY/HENDRY, Alexander the Elder builder Georgetown, died 15/4/1878. Executors: Alexander Hendry the Younger storekeeper and Peter MURRIE storekeeper Georgetown. Estate worth £150 Packet 6.

HICKS, George farmer Moonta, died 10/7/1892 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Susannah Hicks, to settle his £150 estate Packet 6.

HOCKING, Charles William farmer Auburn, died 8/4/1901. He left his £325 estate to his sister, Mary Ann Hocking spinster Auburn, except for a house which trustees had to look after, and collect the rent to provide Miss Hocking with an income for life. Following her death, the real estate to go to his brother, Henry Tredwin Hocking late of Auburn. Executors and trustees: David SMITH clerk Auburn and James JONES Junr farmer Manoora Packet 6.

HOGAN, John Andrew farmer Tantanoola, died 7/5/1889 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Hogan, to settle the £400 estate Packet 6.

HOLLAND, Robert dairyman North Adelaide, died 17/1/1878 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Bridget Holland, to settle the £50 estate Packet 6.

HORTON, Mary widow North Road, Nailsworth, died 18/6/1918. Her £500 estate to be converted into cash. Son Clarence Stanley Thomas Horton to get £100. The rest of the money to go to the other children - Mary Jane GILBERT, Florence Elvira BUCKERFIELD s(wife of Thomas Harris Buckerfield dairyman Knoxville), Henry Alfred Horton, Edith Ruby Horton, Joseph Samuel Richards Horton and Mary Horton Packet 6.

HOWARD, Frederick George engine driver Southwark, died 28/8/1901. He left the whole of his £135 estate to his wife, Ada Elizabeth Howard. His other executor was William Henry KNAPMAN engine driver Alberton Packet 6.

HOWARD, William the Elder farmer Alma Plains, died 25/4/1887. His estate worth £1,525. Executors and trustees: William Howard the Younger farmer Hog Bay KI and Robert HARKNESS farmer Alma Plains. All his household articles to his unnamed wife. All his living daughters to get £100 each. The rest of his estate to his son, John Howard, providing he paid £200 cash to each of his brothers. The Howard family solicitor Charles F FENN and Geo N HARDY his clerk witnessed the will Packet 6.

HUNT, Henry Thomas Francis labourer Webb St, Norwood, died 31/10/1898. His entire £770 estate to his widow, Jane Hunt, absolutely Packet 6.

Names Beginning - I*

Names Beginning - J*

JAMES, John out of business Gawler, died 13/7/1897. He left certain articles and real estate to his grandson, Stephen James son and youngest child of his son Stephen James, his granddaughter Lucy James daughter of his son Richard James. The rest of the estate to be sold and the proceeds divided equally between his son, Joseph James draper Kapunda, and his daughter, Sarah HUMPHRIES wife of Henry Humphries. Witnesses: SB RUDALL solicitor Gawler and Alfred GILL solicitor Gawler. Estate worth £300 Packet 6.

JOHNS, David gardener Bridgewater Nursery Section 48 Cox Creek, died 2/7/1871 Adelaide intestate. His wife, Frances Johns had died 2/4/1869. Letters of administration to his youngest daughter, Caroline Louisa WATTS wife of Frederick Jared Watts gardener Bridgewater, to settle his £100 estate Packet 6.

JOHNSTON, George Bain master mariner and steamboat proprietor Goolwa, died 29/5/1882 Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand, leaving a £14,000 estate. His executor was Alexander Andrew SCOTT agent Adelaide Packet 6.

JOHNSTONE, Thomas farmer Hog Bay KI, died 24/11/1892. He left his entire £671 estate in equal shares to his two sons, Robert and Walter Johnstone farmers Hog Bay. Emily VALENTINE wife of Cornelius Valentine master mariner Le Fevre Peninsula. Witnesses: William LYALL farmer Willson River and Catherine Johnston Hog Bay Packet 6.

Names Beginning - K*

KANE, John of Pt Elliot, died c1877. He left his entire estate to his widow, Bridget Kane. He could not write Packet 6.

KENNINGS, John farmer near Nairne, died 6/9/1895. He left his entire £700 estate to his wife, Rebecca Kennings Packet 6.

KERR, John builder Woodville, died 1/5/1900. He left his entire £811 estate to his wife, Margaret Kerr. Witnesses to the will: George Arthur WILLSMORE carrier and George MATTHEW accountant both of Woodville Packet 6.

KNOWLES, John gentleman Adelaide, died 14/12/1896. He left £50 to each of his cousins, Hannah LYNDON mantle maker 5 Ways, Bermingham, Co Warwick, England. The interest from 1000 shares in the Glenelg Railway Co to go equally to the Adelaide Children's Hospital ad the SA Institution for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb for 5 years, and afterwards the shares to be given to any charitable institution or institutions in whatever proportion as the executors decided. The rest of the estate to be sold and the proceeds to be divided equally between the testator's two brothers, Isaac Knowles solicitor Wellington, Salop, and Abraham Knowles timber merchant Bermingham. 'I direct that in case of my decease in SA, no hearse or mourning coach or coaches shall be used at my funeral, but that my remains shall be removed to the cemetery in a licensed carrier's van such van to be engaged at per hour to carry my remains by dead weight'. Executors: Walter Champion HACKETT seedsman Rundle St, Adelaide and George Thomas LANE agent Adelaide. Estate worth £3350 Packet 6.

KNOWLING, William shoemaker Adelaide, died 30/9/1872. The whole estate to his wife, Sarah Knowling, for life. Afterwards, real estate as per the will in Adelaide and the Hundred of Waterloo to his children, Emma POUNSETT wife of Henry Pounsett of Halifax St, Adelaide, Adelaide WEIDEMANN wife of Ferdinand Weidemann of Victoria, Walter Frederick Knowling and Edward Knowling farmers Tothill Creek. W Knowling could not write. Witnesses to the will: Charles James FARROW painter Hurtle Square, Adelaide and Joseph M MEATHERAL of South Tce, Adelaide Packet 6.

KNUCKEY, Hugh gentleman Norwood, died 1/5/1882 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Knuckey, to settle his £1,600 estate Packet 6.

KOLL, Elizabeth widow Belair, did 19/1/1879. Her £400 estate to Johanna Elizabeth HOLLORD. Executor: Caleb Charles HOLLORD Packet 6.

KOWALD, Gottfried Gustav farmer Mobilong, died 8/1/1902 intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration to his sister, Johanne Helene ALBRECHT married woman Blanchetown, to settle his £1,000 estate Packet 6.

Names Beginning - L*

LALOUETTE, Jules Honorat merchant Adelaide trading with Ripley WEBB and Henry BLYTH under the style or firm of Ripley Webb & Co, died 22/5/1864 at sea aboard a vessel called La Reine (Adolph VARANGOT the Captain), while on a voyage from Pt Adelaide to Bourbon. JH Lalouette was born on 30/1/1809 in Aix in the Rhone Valley in France. He lived in the Mauritius for many years - until 1835 as a mariner and officer of marines, then as a linen draper in Port Louis(10 Trevise St, Pt Louis) and afterwards a sugar planter in the countryside, before leaving for Pt Adelaide. He commonly used other names while in the Mauritius. On 12/3/1835 at Pt Louis, JH Lalouette married Marie Francoise RENAND, a native of Pt Louis, who had given birth to two children by Lalouette 'of an illicit connection' before their marriage. Three children born in lawful wedlock. 14/6/1844 the LaLouettes divorced. 26/6/1844, JH Lalouette remarried to Jeanne Louise Elmina Lalouette. No issue of the second marriage. Both wives still lived in Mauritiius during the mid-1860s. The first wife was a linen draper in Bourbon St, St Louis, and had remarried to a Marius Arnaud. Only one of JH Laloutte's 5 children by his first wife survived - Therese Rosine Lalouette who married a Mauritius sugar planter called Louis Numa PAILLOTTE at Pt Louis on 10/1/1860 when JH Lalouette already lived in SA. The eldest son, Jules Henry Lalouette, born 10/5/1833, died 15/5/1850 aboard an English vessel, the Rustomjee Cowajee, on a voyage from Calcutta to China. He had become an apprentice seaman. The other three children (two girls and a boy) had died in infancy or childhood. Packet 8.

LANG, John tannery beamsman Scott Creek, died 9/5/1918 West Thebarton. He left his estate, including real estate Homestead Block Lease 2795 at Scott Creek and and land at 26 McDonnell Ave, New Hindmarsh, to his widow, Mary Jane Lang. Estate worth £1,105. Witnesses: Wallace HEARD gardener Scott Creek and Clara Emily Heard of Scott Creek Packet 6.

LAWSON, Martha Spence spinster Padthaway, died 17/6/1894 Adelaide intestate. Letters of administration to her brother, Robert William Lawson farmer Padthaway, to settle her £1,075 estate Packet 6.

LEE, Philip gentleman Gilbert St, Adelaide, died c1858. He left the interest earned by his estate in trust to his wife, Elizabeth Lee, for her lifetime, to maintain her and their children. After her death, the children to inherit the estate in equal shares once the youngest child had turned 21. Witnesses: WR WYLEY solicitor Adelaide, and JB MATHEWS clerk to Messrs BELT & WYLEY solicitors Adelaide Packet 6.

LEVIDO, Edward Nicholas storekeeper Wallaroo, died 26/4/1896 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Anna Levido, to settle his £400 estate Packet 6.

LEWIS, Benjamin gardener Littlehampton, died 7/2/1897. He left his £285 estate to his widow, Mary Lewis Packet 6.

LEWIS, George Henry mariner Pt Adelaide, died 19/6/1877 intestate. Letters of administration to Eliza FRIDAY (formerly Eliza Lewis, GH Lewis's widow), wife of George Friday labourer Pt Adelaide, to settle his £120 estate Packet 6.

LEWIS, Mary widow Littlehampton, died 22/8/1905. She left her £300 estate in varying amounts as per the will to her four children - Margaret FIDLER nee Lewis, Amy CHILDS nee Lewis, Hopkins and Benjamin Lewis labourers all of Littlehampton Packet 6.

LINDSAY, Jane Skermer wife of Andrew Lindsay engineer Queenstown, died 22/11/1894 intestate. Letters of administration to her husband to settle her £363 estate Packet 6.

LINGER, Carl August Ferdinand professor of music Adelaide, died 16/2/1862. His £1,200 estate to Christiane Mathilde CRANZ nee HOGGREFE. Executor: Wilhelm Orttomar GERKE grocer Adelaide Packet 6.

LOEHL/LÖHL, Franz Wilhelm Ferdinand labourer Le Fevre Peninsula, died 1/12/1877 intestate. Letters of administration to Mary LINGUIST widow Le Fevre Peninsula, formerly Mary Löhl, the lawful widow of FWF Löhl, to settle his £300 estate Packet 6.

LYONS, James labourer Olive St, Prospect, died 27/4/1919 Adelaide Hospital, leaving a £438 estate to his wife, Jane Lyons. Executor: Henry John GETHING railway porter Tarragon St, Mile End Packet 6.

Names Beginning - M*

MACLOUGHLIN, John farmer Mannum, died 28/2/1914. He left his entire £600 estate, including his right of purchase lease farm on Section 180, Hundred of Burdett, to his wife, Mary Macloughlin. Executors: William Henry HAYTHORPE and John Andrew MacLoughlin farmers Mannum Packet 7.

MADDERN, John the Elder farmer Mannum, died 5/7/1897. His personal estate, £500 cash and a life interest without conditions in part of his farm, Section 187 Hundred of Finniss, to his wife, Grace Maddern. Bequests to his grandchildren Elizabeth Grace Maddern and John William Maddern. The bulk of his estate to his son, John Maddern the Younger farmer Mannum Packet 7.

MADDERN, William gentleman Moonta, died 16/8/1901. He left his entire £1,270 estate to be divided amongst his sons and daughters in proportion as the executors, his sons Alexander Robinson Maddern and William George Maddern builders Rose Park, decided Packet 7.

MAKINGS, Jonathan the Elder market gardener Norton Summit, died 2/2/1915. His £1,300 estate to his wife, Mary Ann Makings, and his five children, John William Makings gardener Norton Summit, Jonathan Makings gardener Norton Summit, Mary Ann ROTHER wife of Charles Rother labourer Norton Summit, Emma Teresa wife of William ELGERSON of Norton Summit, and Eliza Ann Makings. Executors: JW Makings and William Peppiatt HUGHES butcher formerly of Magill now of High St, Kensington Packet 7.

MANTON, James Thomas gentleman Lower Mitcham, died 6/6/1899. He left his wife, Caroline Manton, all his money in the bank, the income from his real estate and other investments for life, and the right to live in his home at Lower Mitcham for life. Upon her death, his niece Sarah Jane WEBB spinster Lower Mitcham to get his homes and furniture at Lower Mitcham and Balaklava, provided she paid his niece Elizabeth Ann Webb spinster Bournemouth in England, £1/10/- a week. The residue of JT Manton's £5,800 estate to his niece, Caroline Blissett VERCO, wife of John Verco gentleman Malvern, upon the death of the testator's wife. The two SA nieces to be the executrixes of his will Packet 7.

MARQUIS, James William agent Pt Elliston, died 26/11/1888 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Henrietta Marquis, to settle the £425 estate Packet 7.

MARTIN, Edward gentleman Mackinnon Pde, North Adelaide, died 2/6/1884. 'I desire that I may be buried in my family burying ground in the Gawler Corporation Cemetery and that a vault and tombstone be erected there at a cost of not more than £200'. Estate worth £1,000. Specific bequests to members of his family, then the rest of the estate to go into trust for the income to support his wife, Susan Martin, and their 3 children, until the youngest child turned 30. The trustees also had to provide a house rent free for the family during that time and pay each child £1,000 upon turning 21. Children - Annie Paskin Martin, Edward Tobias Martin and Ethel May Martin. Then the residual estate to be sold and the proceeds divided equally amongst the widow and the 3 children. Trustees - the testator's brother, George Martin licensed victualler North Adelaide, Susan Martin the testator's wife Mackinnon Parade, North Adelaide and Thomas William INGRAM bank manager Gladstone Packet 7.

MASSEY, Ann Matilda married woman 71 Jeffcott St, Melbourne West Vic, died 15/3/1899. She left her entire £850 real estate, situated in Melbourne St and Barnard St, North Adelaide, to Catherine MCCARTHY widow of John MCarthy of Kerr's Tce, Little Lonsdale St est, Melbourne Vic, provided she had paid out certain bequests as provided in the will Packet 7.

MASSEY, James postmaster formerly of York late of Beverley, died 15/4/1888. The whole of his £265 estate to his wife, Susannah Massey. She and John WILLIAMS mason Murray Bridge to be the executors Packet 7.

MAZZUCHI, Peter general dealer Rundle St, Adelaide, died 27/6/1864. He left his whole £300 estate to his widow, Elizabeth Mazzuchi. He could not write. On 28/12/1865 at St Luke's Whitmore Square, Adelaide, Elizabeth Mazzuchi remarried to Julius MARTIN shoemaker Adelaide. Witnesses: G and E HARDING Packet 7.

MCASKILL, John farmer White Hut, died 12/5/1884. His estate worth £450. The personal estate and a life interest in trust in his real estate to his wife, Isabella McAskill. After her death, the real estate to go as arranged in the will to his children Roderick, Malcolm, Angus and Christina McAskill Packet 7.

MCCARTHY, John labourer Glenelg, died 7/1/1892 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary McCarthy, to settle his £265 estate Packet 7.

MCCROSTIE, James farmer Invercargill, Otago, New Zealand, died 1/8/1889. Appears that he was a bachelor. No people living in SA named in the will, although he might have been the sheep station overseer living at Pt Gawler in 1852 [Buckland Park??] Packet 7.

MCDERMOTT, Thomas labourer Rosewater, died 10/8/1916 Perth WA, intestate and a widower. Letters of administration to his daughter, Catharine WATSON wife of John Graham Watson mason Rosewater, to settle his £175 estate Packet 7.

MCDOUGALL, Archibald farmer Coghill Creek, died 28/10/1863 intestate. His wife, Margaret McDougall, died afterwards date not recorded. Letters of administration to his only children, his daughters Marion FRADD wife of John Fradd liensed victualler Sad Hut, and Susan POOLE wife of John Poole farmer near Saddleworth, to settle his £100 estate Packet 7.

MCELLISTER, Robert Crostie gentleman Fitzroy, died 13/1/1891, intestate, without a father and a bachelor. Letters of administration to his nephew Edward William GLEESON bank manager Tanunda, son of the deceased's sister Susan Mary Gleeson (who died 22/5/1887 during the deceased's lifetime, as did the deceased's mother, Mary McEllister, who had refused to act for her son). Estate worth £300 Packet 7.

MCINERHENY, Patrick licensed victualler Hamley Bridge, died 16/2/1878. £100 to his widow, Bridget McInerheny; the rest of the estate, including allotments in Hamley Bridge, to go into trust until all the children had turned 21. All to get an equal share of the distribution of the estate - to his daughters, Catherine SHEAN wife of Michael Shean farmer Hamley Bridge, Mary Ann McInerheny, and his son James McInerheny, when both had turned 21 Packet 7.

MCPHERSON, John farmer Dalkey, died 20/10/1872. His estate to go in trust to his wife Ann McPherson, for life or while she remained a widow. Afterwards, the trustees to have 'full power of the property and to act at their discretion for the good of the family' as regarding the final settlement of the estate. Trustees: Agnes ROBERTSON farmer Skilly House, John McPherson farmer Riverton and Adam/Malcolm McPherson farmer Alma Packet 7.

MILLER, John confectioner Parkside, died 13/4/1890 intestate. Letters of administration for his £316 estate to his widow, Isabella Miller Packet 7.

MILLS, Samuel farmer Metinga, died 25/8/1872 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Caroline Mills, to settle his estate Packet 7.

MITCHELL, Frederick William of Pt Sturt, died 25/4/1885 at Blackfellow's Creek. He left his whole estate to his wife, Jane Mitchell. Jane Mitchell died 8/8/1901 Point Sturt. The FW Mitchells had 6 children - 3 sons and 3 daughters. [Daughters included Isabel Agnes Mitchell (later Mrs OAKLEY), Eliza Anne MINCHAM wife of Edwin Robert Mincham farmer Echunga, and Clara Mary Anne FORSAITH wife of Joseph Forsaith saddler Pt Pirie]. Probate granted to her two sons (the third son, Edward William East Mitchell, had died by 1946. He had children - FC Mitchell, Evelyn Maud WILLIAMS, Jessie Kirkwood HILL and Jean Elizabeth PITKIN) who also acted as executors - Frederic Robert Mitchell and Sidney Lewington Mitchell farmers Point Sturt. Frederic Robert Mitchell retired farmer late of Point Sturt, died 9/7/1946 Verdun. Probate granted to his nephew, Frederic Carruth Mitchell civil servant Murray Bridge (died 16/6/1979, retired civil servant formerly of 17 Edwards St, Murray Bridge late of 34 Norman Tce, Everard Park, who had 3 sons - Frederic Keith, Herbert Raymond and Allen Edward Mitchell) and FR Mitchell's brother-in-law, James Albert OAKLEY farmer Point Sturt (died 6/7/1951), husband of FR Mitchell's deceased sister Isabel Agnes Oakley (Apparently, the Oakleys had no family. JA Oakley left his estate to two nephews Albert Charles Oakley and Stanley Thomas Oakley farmers near Milang). Sidney Lewingdon Mitchell farmer Point Sturt died 7/11/1932 Point Sturt. Probate granted to his daughters, Amelia Jane Mitchell and Rose Edna Mitchell spinsters Point Sturt (Retta Isabel STONE wife of Pretor Bobs Stone was another daughter) Probate Office Records (not in GRO records)

MITCHELL, Walter Henry second clerk in HM Customs North Adelaide 1842 Packet 8.

MORAN, Benjamin labourer Pt Adelaide, died 26/12/1901. He left his daughter, Isabella Moran, all his personal estate and his 4-roomed house on Lot 29 in Elizabeth St, Rosewater. Another portion of Lot 29 left to his nephew, Matthew Moran mariner Rosewater. Executors: Franklin Stewart MACKAY of the Portland Estate and Quinton SMITH of the Rosewater Hotel. Witnesses to the will: D DALZIEL accountant Pt Adelaide and JS MOATE agent Pt Adelaide Packet 7.

MORRISON, Charles Baker farmer Hundred of Alma, died 29/9/1889. He left his whole £100 estate, including his farm on Sections 92 and 185 Hundred of Alma, to his wife, Eliza Morrison, absolutely. Executors: Charles Netherley Morrison and George Albert Morrison farmers Alma Plains. Witnesses to the will: James CARTER farmer Alma Plains and Francis DUKE of Alma Packet 7.

MOULDS, Christopher gardener Auldwood Norton Summit, died 29/10/1892. His £1,650 estate to his wife, Nancy Moulds, after specific bequest, including shares in the East End Market Company, to his children - William Moulds, John Moulds, Ann JENNINGS wife of William Jennings gardener Norton Summit, Maria SKINNER widow Athelstone, Mary Ann ANDERSON wife of John Anderson carpenter Norton Summit and granddaughter Eldia ANDERSON. C Moulds could not write. Witnesses to the will - EW HAWKER solicitor Adelaide and Arthur BOULDEN his clerk Packet 7.

MOYSE, Agnes Elizabeth wife of David William Moyse tram driver Kensington, died 9/12/1895 intestate. Letters of administration to her husband to settle her £200 estate Packet 7.

MULLOY, William farmer Stockport, died 18/4/1897 intestate and a widower. Letters of administration to his son, George James Mulloy farmer Bruce, to settle his £1,170 estate Packet 7.

MURPHY, William Josephus railway porter formerly of Monarto, late of Adelaide, now of Perth WA, died 18/2/1897, a bachelor. He left his £100 estate to his mother, Johanna Murphy Packet 7.

MUTTON, David gentleman Yongala, died 14/2/1889. He left his wife, Catherine Mutton, £100 cash, his jewellery and a life interest in his house on Allotment 10 in Yongala. The residue of his estate to be sold after his death and the proceeds distributed equally amongst his wife and children. After his wife died, the Yongala home to be sold and the children to share equally in the proceeds. Estate worth £120. Witnesses to the will - CC BELCHER agent and J HUMPHRIS agent both of Yongala Packet 7.

Names Beginning - N*

NETTLE, John James farmer Lother North Rd, Prospect, died 10/10/1919. He left his £82 estate to his children: Mr William WALLIS housewife Rose Tce, Wayville West, aged 44 on 9/2/1918, Alexander Nettle cabinetmaker Johns Rd, Prospect, aged 42 on 9/5/1918, and Mrs Edward Rushall OPIE housewife Salop St, Beaulah Park, aged 40 on 27/4/1918, for them to decide with the executor, Alexander Nettle [his son already mentioned] how to divide the assets Packet 7.

NICHOLAS, Mary wife of Samuel Nicholas builder North Norwood, died 5/10/1893. She left her £650 estate to her husband Packet 7.

NOCK, Thomas and PALMER, Robert builders Adelaide, BECK, William bricklayer Adelaide and BIGGS, William carrier Adelaide agreed on 3/1/1846 to construct a brick bridge across the Sturt River 'near Glenelg on the way to Marino according to a plan and specification to be seen at the Survey Office.' A fine of £5 a week if the bridge had not been constructed by 16/3/1846 Packet 1.

NORTHMORE, John Alfred the Elder sharebroker College Park, died 7/6/1891. He left his whole £500 to his youngest daughter [unnamed] if she had remained unmarried at the time of his death; otherwise, the executor, his son John Alfred Northmore the Younger solicitor Pt Pirie, could divide the estate amongst all the daughters as he saw fit. Witnesses to the will: John DUNCAN solicitor Pt Pirie and A SAITH journalist Pt Pirie Packet 7.

Names Beginning - O*

O'BRIEN, Edward farmer Sevenhill, died 9/1/1893 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Ellen O'Brien, to settle his £30 estate Packet 7.

O'BRIEN, James of Mitcham, died 21/4/1882 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Malone O'Brien of Mitcham, to settle his £50 estate Packet 7.

O'DONOHOE, Michael Francis licensed victualler Modbury, died 1/9/1913 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mabel Rosina O'Donohoe, to settle the £900 estate Packet 7.

OFFLER, Jemima widow Brooklyn Park, died 3/8/1892. She left her whole £160 estate to her son, George Offler labourer Brooklyn Park Packet 7.

O'MEALLY, William farmer near Unndalya, died 19/9/1874. The executors had to sell the personal estate and set up a trust fund to pay all the testator's debts and then provide an income out of the interest for his widow and sons and daughters, while the children were under age. His widow, Rose O'Meally, to have the income from the real estate until all the sons, John, Bernard, Patrick, William, Peter and Casmir O'Meally, all turned 21. Then they could take over the farm, provided they supported their mother during her lifetime and paid out their sisters, Mary, Honora and Rose O'Meally, £100 each, as they turned 18 or married. Estate worth £1,800. Trustees: Joseph E BLEECHMORE auctioneer Auburn and Patrick DOOLEY overseer The Hermitage near Rhynie Packet 7.

OPIE, Bennett the Elder builder Kadina, died 4/10/1901 Wallaroo. He left his whole £1,500 estate to his widow, Sarah Opie, for life or while she remained unmarried. Then the estate to be divided equally amongst their children - Bennett Opie the Younger, Amelia, Sarah, Jane, William, and Levina Dorinda Opie Packet 7.

OWENS, Francis labourer Kennington, died 11/6/1887. He left his whole £20 estate to his widow, Margaret Owens. One of the executors was Michael O'Shanahan police constable Thebarton Packet 7.

OXLEY, Thomas machinist Somerton, died 7/7/1896 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Margaret Hammond Oxley, to settle his £350 estate Packet 7.

Names Beginning - P*

PARISH, William hawker Valleyfield Farm, Watervale, died 5/8/1881. He left his whole estate to his widow, Lucy Elizabeth Parish Packet 7.

PARKER, John overseer Auburn, died 17/10/1880. Estate worth £50. Executors: Edwin BOORD storekeeper Auburn and David SMITH bootmaker Auburn. The executors had to sell the whole of his estate and divide the proceeds equally between the testator's two brothers - Michael Parker farmer near Auburn and George Parker mason Accleston, near Chester, Co Chester, England. Witnesses to the will: William TRIMMING Junr licensed victualler Auburn and Edwin George BLEECHMORE auctioneer Auburn Packet 7.

PARSONS, Edmund out of business Westbourne Park, died 13/5/1892. Estate worth £300. Executors: William MCGOWAN butcher Malvern (grandson) and Alfred William Parsons labourer Westbourne Park (son). His estate to be sold and the proceeds divided equally amongst his 4 children - Mary Ann McGowan, Rosa Emily HERRIOTT, Alfred William Parsons and Julia USHER. In addition to the above bequests, his daughter Rosa Emily Harriott to get £80 extra and his son-in-law, James McGowan of Unley to get £65, both with interest from March 1884 Packet 7.

PENSARD, Charles master mariner Pt Adelaide, died 26/5/1879. He left his £400 estate to his widow, Elizabeth Pensard. Witnesses to the 1877 will - John WALLACE solicitor Pt Adelaide and JJ SYMMONDS his clerk Packet 7.

PEPPER, Frederick Hilton master mariner Portland Estate, died 1/9/1882 at sea on board the barque Coorong on a voyage between Pt Adelaide and Brisbane intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Susan Pepper, to settle his £500 estate Packet 7.

PERCIVAL, William the Elder gardener Summertown, died 9/1/1899. His estate worth £302. Executors: Richard Henry MAGOR wood and coal merchant Norwood and James Frederick VINCE gardener Summertown. The executors had to sell the real estate: son George Langdon Percival and daughter Alice Emma Percival to have a quarter of the proceeds each; the other two quarters to go equally to all the other children, after all the expenses of the estate had been taken from the total. RH Magor to get the testator's chair and stool; the tools, books and furniture to be divided between GL and AE Percival Packet 7.

PHILLIPS, Henry Weston gentleman Adelaide, died 3/1/1898. He left his whole £2,280 estate to his wife, Maria Phillips, but if she had died, then to his son Charles John Phillips storekeeper formerly of Millicent 1887 but now of Blackwood 1900. Witnesses to the will 1887: Hannah F FENNELL of Kurcolo Gilberton and Emily Phillips of Violet Bank Melbourne St, North Adelaide Packet 7.

PLACE, John the Elder farmer Upper Wakefield, died 5/1/1866. Executors: William SMYTH farmer Upper Wakefield and William WILES storekeeper Auburn. Estate worth £1,000. The executors to sell his personal estate to pay off his debts and then give the remainder of the money to his widow, Jane Place. She was also to receive all the household furniture. The executors also had to sell the real estate. Half the proceeds to go equally to his daughters by his first wife - Harriet COOPER wife of George Cooper of Riverton and Elizabeth Place and Fanny Place. The other half of the proceeds to go into trust to provide an income to Jane Place for life; afterwards, the money to go to his children by her - John Place the Younger and Mary Ann Place Packet 7.

PRICE, William storekeepr Crafers, died c1871. He left his whole estate to his widow, Ann Price. Executors: Ann Price and Edward SMITH gentleman Crafers Packet 7.

PRIDHAM, Rebecca widow Aldinga, died 30/3/1914 Crystal Brook. Her estate worth £140. Executors: her sons Daniel Hedley Pridham and Leonard Clifford Pridham farmers Aldinga. Numerous bequests - daughters Maud and Zillah Pridham, and also a Leonard FANNY. Money to Gladys Pridham, Marion LOVELOCK, Garnet and Howard MAPLE and Beith HEDLEY

Names Beginning - Q*

QUICK, Annie widow and storekeeper Sturt St, Adelaide, died 21/9/1874. Estate worth £70. She left all her personal estate and stock-in-trade to her daughter, Annie MCLELLAN widow Sturt St, Adelaide. She also left her shop in Sturt St, in trust to her daughter for life, then in equal shares absolutely to any children of Annie McLellan's alive at the time she died. Trustees: Annie McLellan and Robert Owen FOX butcher Adelaide Packet 7.

Names Beginning - R*

REID, Hepburn of Strathalbyn, died 1/1/1880 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Janet Reid, to settle his £100 estate Packet 7.

REID, Rose widow North Adelaide, died 27/8/1919. She left her £12 estate in equal shares to her two sons, John Reid storeman Archer St, North Adelaide and Thomas Reid railway clerk Tynte St, North Adelaide Packet 7.

RICHARDS, John contractor Wallaroo, died 25/2/1898. He left his entire £200 estate to his widow, Elizabeth Richards (was she also nee Richards?) for life, then in equal shares to their 5 children - William Henry Richards, Amelia PHILLIPS, John Richards, Julia CROFT and Ney FARGENBERGER. George MURTON formerly storekeeper Wallaroo now out of business Adelaide was the executor Packet 7.

RICHES, Fanny Marion married woman Devon St, Goodwood, died 13/10/1913. She left her whole £170 estate to her husband, Nathaniel Riches carpenter Devon St, Goodwood Packet 7.

RICHMOND, Catherine wife of William Henry Richmond police constable Payneham Rd, Stepney, died 8/12/1906. She left her £90 estate to her sister, Agnes Caroline WOOD spinster Prospect Rd, Prospect Packet 7.

RIGAUD, Elizabeth widow Norwood, died in 1883 intestate. Letters of administration to her son, Richard John Rigaud to settle her estate Packet 7.

RILEY, Albert Edward artist Adelaide, died 20/5/1897 Perth WA. He left his £177 estate to his parents, William Albert Riley and Emma Riley, of 36 Shiel St, North Melbourne Vic. The Rileys appointed Vernon Harridge EDWARDS civil servant Adelaide to settle their son's estate Packet 7.

ROBINSON, George labourer formerly of Murat Bay late of Tessie Creek near Iron Knob, died 14/2/1922 Cowell. His £350 estate to his brother, Nicholas Robinson government railway employee Murat Bay absolutely Packet 7.

ROBINSON, Margaret married woman Kent Tce, Norwood, died 15/10/1890. She left bequests as per her will to her children - Alice Mary Robinson, Ella Margaret Robinson and Charles William Robinson 'that such interest shall not be given him unless in the opinion of his father he shall prove himself a worthy and good son', and her husband William Alfred Robinson coach trimmer Kent Tce, Norwood. Estate worth £200 Packet 7.

RODGERS, James gentleman Alma Plains, died 28/3/1864. He left his £500 estate in trust to his wife, Margaret Rodger. Trustees: William Rodgers farmer Stockport and Archibald GREENSHIELD farmer Alma Plains [Trust conditions not stipulated] Packet 7.

ROGERS, Sarah Rachel widow Goolwa, died 1/2/1894 intestate. Letters of administration to her son, Thomas Tolley Rogers tailor Unley, to settle her £200 estate Packet 7.

ROSEWARNE, Nicholas gentleman Norwood, died 17/9/1919 Parkside. His estate worth £2,500. His wife, Jane Rosewarne, to get his money absolutely. The rest of his personal estate and his real estate to go to his wife in trust for life. Following her death, the real estate to be divided as per the will between his sons John Henry Rosewarne, Ernest Alfred Rosewarne. Other real estate to be sold - from the proceeds, £100 to each of the three children of his son, Frederick Rosewarne, by his first wife - Winifred Negus Rosewarne, Ewart Gladstone Rosewarne, and Oswald Rosewarne, and the rest of that money to Frederick Roswarne. The rest of the estate to be sold and after a suitable tombstone had been paid for, his son JH Rosewarne was to get the remainder of the proceeds. Witnesses to the will - HW UFFINDELL solicitor Adelaide and D/S?? CATER typiste Goodwood Rd Packet 7.

RUEDIGER, Johann Gottfried farmer Wirrabara, died 22/6/1891. He left his £864 estate to his wife, Luise Johanne Ruediger nee HIRSCHFELD Packet 7.

RULE, Julia Maria wife of Charles Sandry Rule the Younger mason formerly mason West Tce, Adelaide now builder Goodwood, died 8/4/1897. She left her entire £435 estate to her husband. Witnesses to the will made in 1891: Annie NOVICE shorthand writer and Ada Novice dressmaker both of West Tce, Adelaide Packet 7.

RUNGE, Johann Boie merchant Palmerston, died 24/2/1875 at sea intestate a bachelor and without a father. Letters of administration to John Brodie SPENCE bank manager Adelaide, the lawful attorney of the deceased's mother, Christiane Runge, now living at Kjöge in Denmark, to settle his £2,000 estate Packet 7.

Names Beginning - S*

SALMON, Joseph shepherd Mannum, died 30/9/1883. He left his £100 estate to his widow, Lucinda Salmon Packet 7.

SANDERSON, Jacob marine surveyor formerly of Pt Pirie late of Gilles St, Adelaide, died 8/1/1887. He left his £560 estate to his widow, Susannah Eleanor Sanerson. Witnesses to the will 1885: Benjamin FISHER accountant Adelaide and Julia DUNCAN wife of Horace Duncan Wakefield St, Adelaide Packet 7.

SCHLINK, Franz Albert squatter Weetra Station near Venus Bay, died 17/3/1895 Coolgardie WA intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration to his father, Anton Schlink, sheepfarmer Woodville, to settle his £500 estate Packet 7.

SCHLÖSSER/SCHLOESSER/SCHLOSSER, Carl formerly gardener Goodwood Park late out of business Norwood, died 1/5/1910 Adelaide Destitute Asylum. He left his £1,400 estate to August Heinrich Wilhem WEDLER umbrella maker Rundle St, Adelaide. Witnesses to the will: GO KLAEBE farmer Petersburg and C LITTLEDIK gardener Kensington Packet 7.

SCHNAARS, Gesina Henriette widow Balaklava, died 7/2/1880. She left her £50 estate to her daughter, Marie Caroline Schnaars Packet 7.

SCHUETZE, Gottlieb Andreas licensed victualler Blumberg, died 3/5/1871 intestate. Letters of administration to his eldest son, Gottlieb Wilhelm Schuetze telegraph operator Blumberg, to settle his £950 estate, because the widow, Maria Dorothea Schuetze, refused to act Packet 7.

SCHUMANN, Johann Friedrich farmer Hundred of Yarrah near Quorn, died 11/10/1922 Pt Augusta. Estate worth £4,780. His widow, Auguste Henriette Schumann, to get all his money and a life interest in his farms, both in trust. Mrs Schumann had a quarter interest in the farm income with three of her sons, Harry August Schumann, Gottfried August Schumann and Carl Eduard Schuman, also taking a quarter share each. Another son, Friedrich Wilhelm Schumann, must have been farming elsewhere. Upon their mother's death, the four sons had to share out the farming implements etc amongst them. Allotments in North Quorn to be sold and the proceeds shared equally amongst the daughters, who also got an equal share of any money their mother possessed - Anna MILLER wife of Ernest Miller of Pt Augusta, Minna PRADEL wife of August Pradel of Yarrah, and Clara Anna FIELKE wife of Paul Fielke of Loxton Packet 7.

SCOTT, James storekeeper Union Reef Northern Territory, died 9/7/1879 a bachelor and intestate. Letters of administration to his brother, William Scott farmer Kersbrook, his parents Thomas Scott and Elizabeth Armstrong Scott, having renounced the duty, to settle his £500 estate Packet 7.

SCOTT, James estate agent Pirie St, Adelaide and Kenilworth Ave, Norwood, died 16/9/1898 Norwood. His £1,250 estate to go in equitable shares to his children -[ Alexander Andrew Scott of WA, Paul Thompson Scott accountant Adelaide, Andrew Scott BA Master of the Adelaide Training College formerly of Glenelg now of College Park, John Bradford Scott and Amelia Elizabeth SUNTER wife of Joseph Tregilgas Sunter. Witnesses to the will: CW HAYWARD solicitor Adelaide and William W ALLEN law clerk Adelaide Packet 7.

SCRUBY, Alice Theresa widow Pt Lincoln, died 17/1/1921 Malvern. She left her £700 estate to her other children in equal shares, after her daughter Mary Scruby had received various household articles and £500. Executor; her son, William Ernest Scruby motor mechanic Pt Lincoln Packet 7.

SEARSON, Thomas the Elder landowner Aldinga, died 12/1/1876. He left Section 164 Hundred of Willunga to his son, Thomas Searson the Younger for life, then to his other son, William Searson farmer Aldinga, who inherited the rest of their father's £5 estate at the time of his death. Thomas Searson the Elder could not write. Witnesses to his will: SJ WAY solicitor Adelaide and James BROOK his clerk Packet 7.

SEIPELT, Jazentin(or Hyacinth) labourer Penwortham, died 17/12/1913 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Seipelt. She died 1/6/1955, leaving the whole of her estate to her son, Thomas Victor Seipelt grazier Sevenhill, provided he pay £20 each to her five daughters - Toni HILL, Susan THOMPSON, Mary TAYLOR, Gertie WYMAN and Elizabeth Seipelt State Probate references 26235 and 25390.

SELLS, Harriet Sophia wife of Edward George Oakley St, Adelaide, died 16/1/1891. Her £350 estate to go into trust until her youngest child, Marion Sells turned 21. Then the estate to be sold and the proceeds to be distributed equally amongst her living children - Elizabeth Martha SPAFFORD, Louisa Aurora Sells, Caroline Ellen Sells, Grace Clara Butler Sells, George Sinclair Sells and Marion Sells. The testator could not write. Trustee: Housin Spafford moulder Goodwood Rd. Witnesses to the will - Thomas William LINDOW merchant Adelaide and Spaffort Hutton Spafford trimmer Adelaide Packet 7.

SHEPHARD, Charles farmer near Hamilton, died 19/1/1875. His estate worth £350. His wife, Hannah Shephard, to get his personal estate absolutely and a life interest in the real estate. His children then inherited land according to his will - eldest son Charles Levi Shephard, George James Shephard mason Watervale, Eliza Shephard, Florence Evelyn Shephard, to the one yet unborn Trustees: Hannah Shephard and Aaron DORRINGTON farmer near Marrabel. Witnesses to the will: Samuel DORRINGTON farmer near Marrabel and James SCHOLEFIELD Packet 7.

SHETLIFFE, Samuel mariner Pt Wakefield, died 4/5/1888 intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration to his brother, Joseph Shetliffe engineer Gawler, to settle the £700 estate Packet 7.

SHORNEY, Arthur sharebroker North Adelaide, died 17/11/1898 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Victoria Helena Shorney, to settle his £1,000 estate Packet 7.

SIMMONS, Thomas Abraham painter Wallaroo, died 31/7/1881 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Susan Simmons, to settle his £100 estate Packet 7.

SINCLAIR, John William farmer Sixth Creek near Magill, died 10/1/1871 intestate. Letters of administration to his son, John Sinclair farmer Rocky River near Crystal Brook, to settle his £20 estate Packet 7.

SMITH, Ernest Benjamin librarian Park St, Bowden-on-the-Hill, died 28/6/1897. He left his £200 estate, including real estate, at 17th St, Bowden-on-the-Hill, to his four children - Amy Myrtle Smith, Ernest Cecil Smith, Norman Harold Smith and Bertha Isabella Smith - with the right for his widow, Annie Augusta Smith, to live there until the youngest child turned 21 or the widow remarried. Executor: Harold Andrews SmiSabsolutely Packet 7.

SMITH, William gentleman Leasingham, died 17/7/1881. He left his £100 estate in trust to his widow, Elizabeth Smith, for life, and then to Samuel Thomas PARSONS farmer Booleroo absolutely Packet 7.

SMITHAM, Samuel farmer Penfield, died 26/1/1892. He left his £356 estate to his son, William Smitham farmer Penfield, so long as he paid his mother, Sarah Smithson £100 annuity a year for life and permitted her to live in the home she lived in with her husband Packet 7.

SMOKER, Thomas gardener Stirling North, died 22/1/1878 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Louisa Smoker, to settle his £50 estate Packet 7.

SOMMER, Heinrich Adolph engine driver Callington, died 1/9/1892. He left his £112 estate to his son, Christian Heinrich Ludwig Sommer. Executors: Carl Ernst Albert GEHRIKE farmer Monarto and Charles CHAPMAN machinist Callington Packet 7.

SOULBY, Ellen Jane spinster Penny Place, Adelaide, died 22/1/1907 intestate. Letters of administration to her son, Oscar James Soulby labourer Carrington St, Adelaide, to administer her £250 estate Packet 7.

SPARROW, Mary Ann wife of Charles Sparrow labourer Millicent, died 13/5/1895. She left her £42 estate to her husband Packet 7.

SPIERS, Henry farmer White Well, died 18/9/1891 Pt Augusta. He left his £600 estate to his widow, Jane Spiers. Witnesses to the will: George A FARR solicitor Hawker and J GROSE miller Hawker Packet 7.

SQUIRES, Jessie married woman Summertown, died 28/2/1913 Torrensville intestate. Letters of administration to her husband, George Squires market gardener Summertown, to settle her £72 estate Packet 7.

STANNTON/STANTON, George gentleman formerly of the Grange late of near Woodville, died 14/7/1890. He left his £370 estate to his widow, Elizabeth Jane Stannton. Witnesses to the will 1885: GW DEMPSTER solicitor Pt Adelaide and Noel Augustin WEBB articled clerk Pt Adelaide Packet 7.

STAPLEY, Frank storeman Prospect, died 11/6/1912. He left his £460 estate to his widow, Fanny Emily Stapley absolutely Packet 7.

STEVENS, John, PHILLIPPS, Samuel Livesley and DE HORNE, John Wild merchants Pt Adelaide 1841. The firm took over the rental of the SA Company's bond store and the Customs House bond store, both owned by the SA Company and leased first to the SA colonial government. The firm rented both the premises for £520 and £400 respectively for a year Packet 8.

STEWART, Thomas James farmer Watervale, died 13/1/1900. He left his £200 estate to his wife, Louisa Stewart Packet 7.

STOCKDALE, Edward stockholder Richmond Park near Robe, died 9/3/1869. He left his personal estate (except money) to his widow, Anna Maria Stockdale, for life, to support her and the children. After her death, the children to inherit the estate in equal shares, once they turned 21. Trustees: George GLEN sheep farmer Mayura and John SODD of Biscuit Flat. Witnesses to the will; FE GOLDSMITH surgeon and Trego WILLIAMS banker both of Robe Packet 7.

STRADWICK, Elizabeth Catherine married woman Richmond, died 3/11/1896 Adelaide intestate. Letters of administration to her husband Henry William Stradwick to settle her £200 estate Packet 7.

STRUPP, Johann Friedrich Franz farmer Tothill Creek, died 25/3/1901. He left his £1,100 estate to his widow, Wilhelmine Friedericke Strupp Packet 7.

SUTTON, Anne widow Queenstown, died 8/7/1891. Estate worth £20. She left real estate to Elizabeth Charlotte TOMSETT spinster Queenstown, and the residue of the estate to Mary Ann MCARTHUR wife of William McArthur farmer near Pt Augusta. If Mrs McArthur died before the testator, her share of the estate to go to her daughter, Lilian McArthur, when she came of age. Executor: William Edward MATTINSON builder Queenstown Packet 7.

Names Beginning - T*

TAGGART, John farmer Emu Flat near Hoyleton, died 11/6/1875 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Mary Taggart, to settle his £500 estate Packet 7.

TAPLEY, Mary widow South Tce, Adelaide, relict of Thomas Tapley farmer Adelaide and Tapley Hill, died 20/1/1867. She left her £3,000 estate absolutely to her daughters, Kitty and Hannah Tapley, as tenants in common. Witnesses to the will in 1865: Alfred BONNIN solicitor Adelaide and F Victor BEYER his clerk Adelaide Packet 7.

TAYLOR, George blacksmith Wright St, Adelaide, died 13/2/1880. He left his £00 estate to his widow, Sarah Taylor, for life, and then to his daughter, Sarah Fox Taylor, absolutely. Executors: his son George Thomas Taylor coach builder Adelaide and john DUNGEY manufacturer Adelaide Packet 7.

THOMAS, Andrew farmer near Allandale, died 1/2/1898 Mt Gambier intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Jane Thomas, to settle his £126 estate Packet 7.

THOMAS, Peter miner Newtown, died 30/4/1892. He left his £100 estate to his widow, Harriet Thomas, absolutel. H could not write Packet 7.

THOMPSON, Charles farmer Cootabena, died 3/5/1892 Pt Augusta. He left his £600 estate to his widow, Margaret Thompson, absolutely. Witnesses to the will: SG KINGSTON solicitor Pt Augusta and Arthur G POPPIN watchmaker Pt Augusta Packet 7.

THOMPSON, James domestic servant Norwood, died 21/4/1864. He left his entire £30 estate to his executor, Richard Edward TAPLEY gentleman Norwood, to sell and give the money to the testator's unnamed mother Packet 7.

TOMLIN, Jane Ann widow Kadina, died 2/1/1874 intestate. Letters of administration to Edmund PARNELL butcher Kadina, elected by the deceased's children, Elizabeth Hannah Tomlin minor and Albert Edmund Tomlin infant both of Kadina, (he being their maternal uncle), to be their guardian and settle their mother's £400 estate until one of the children turned 21 Packet 7.

TOWNSEND, Louisa Matilda widow Blanchetown, died 16/3/1897. She left her £50 estate to Martha Alice Maud CRABB wife of Benjamin Crabb butcher Truro. Witnesses: WH NEWBOULD Congregational Minister Truro and William CRABB Senr of Blanchetown Packet 7.

TRELOAR, William the Elder farmer Section 1564 near Kapunda, died 3/10/1857. His widow, Ann Treloar, to have the right to live in the best room in the homestead on Section 1564 and to get a £20 annuity for life during her widowhood. She also had the right to manage the home farm until her youngest two sons turned 21 and took over affairs. The testator left his other real estate in a complicated arrangement to all his sons, individually and together - William the Younger, Thomas, Bennett, Samuel and Benjamin Treloar. His three daughters, Ann, Elizabeth and Jane Treloar, to get £30 each from the estate Packet 7.

Names Beginning - U*

Names Beginning - V*

VAUSER, William engine driver Petersburg, died 20/4/1896 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Emma Vauser, to settle his £100 estate Packet 7.

Names Beginning - W*

WADE, John Barnwell out of business Crafers, died 22/5/1919. He left all his £100 estate, including real estate, to Susan Ellen WELCH widow Crafers absolutely Packet 7.

WARBURTON, Charles farmer Sevenhill, died 4/10/1892. He left his £710 estate to his widow, Amelia Warburton,absolutely. witnesses to his will 1886: Thomas R BRIGHT solicitor Clare and Reg C KELLY his clerk Packet 7.

WAUCHOPE, William Neilson Kent Town, died 24/1/1893 Norwood. He left his wife, Isabella Lilias Pringle Cameron Wauchope, a half of his SA patent for the manufacture of patent malt, in addition to the whole of his residuary £900 estate. His sons, William George Wauchope and Frank Holt Wauchope, to inherit the other half of the patent, 'on condition that the business nnow carried on e still carried on by them and the profits arising from said business be divided according to their several shares as aforesaid'. If the sons failed to do this, their mother had the power to act as she saw fit. WN Wauchope's interest in the Victorian patent for the same manufacture to go one quarter to his son, John Andrew Wauchope, and the remainder to be divided equally amongst the testator's wife and their sons William George Wauchope and Frank Holt Wauchope Packet 7.

WEBB, John blacksmith Walkerville Tce, Gilberton, died 14/6/1920. He left his £1,100 estate in equal shares to his 4 children - Thomas Duntrune Webb clergyman Pt Pirie, Amy Louisa Webb, Ellen Mary Webb and Ethel Beatrice Webb - in equal shares. If Ethel Webb had not turned 21 by the time he died, she had to receive a quarter of the cash in the house or on her father's person in addition to her equal share. If his adopted son, William McLean Webb, had not turned 21 at the time the testator died, he was to get another quarter of that money to be held in trust for his maintenance until he became of age Packet 7.

WEBB, Sarah Ann married woman Dew St, Kent Town, formerly Mrs TAVERNER, died 24/12/1900. Estate worth £600. She left her house at Kent Town to her son, George Alfred Taverner, provided he allowed his sister, Amelia Taverner, to live in two rooms on the western side of the house for life or until she married. The proceeds of her life insurance policy to go to her 4 daughters - Mary Ann PATTERSON relict of Alexander Patterson, Eliza SMITH wife of Alfred William Gresswell Smith printer College Rd, Kent Tow, Emma DOWNS wife of Henry Downs, and Amelia Taverner Packet 7.

WELSBY, John striker Thebarton, died 26/3/1882. He left his £150 estate to his widow, Elizabeth Welsby. Witnesses to the will: EI RONALD solicitor Adelaide and William CHARLESWORTH carpenter Thebarton Packet 7.

WENKE, Adam farmer Bethel near Kapunda, died 14/6/1911. He left his £1,300 estate in trust to his widow, Johanne Christiane Wenke nee SIEGERT, for life. Then £100 to each of his 5 daughters - Maria KRAUSE wife of Franz Krause farmer Seppeltsfield, Auguste Bertha VOGT wife of Christian Rudolph August Voigt farmer near Stockport, Anna Louise Rohde wife of Wilhelm Adolph Rohde farmer Linwood, Caroline Louise ARNOLD wife of Wilhelm Arnold farmer near Greenock and Martha Magdalena HARRIS wife of James Harris farmer near Kapunda. His son, Johann Alfred Wenke farmer near Kapunda, to inherit the residue of the estate. 'My other children ot herein mentioned have previously been provided for and shall not participate hereunder'. Witnesses to the will 1906: J von BERTOUCH licensed surveyor Kapunda and James RICE farmer Koonunga Packet 7.

WESTLE, Hannah (sometimes by mistake called WESTALL) spinster Gilberton, died 10/6/1882 North Adelaide. She left her £700 estate to her brother and three sisters - Thomas Westle, Emma Westle, Ellen WARLAND wife of Christopher Warland farmer Mannum, and Mary GOODWIN wife of John Goodwin carpenter North Adelaide. Executors: Charles WILCOX chaff merchant North Adelaide and Benjamin Pollard COX storekeeper Adelaide. Witnesses to the will - CW PRIEST auctioneer Adelaide and James BARRANS clerk to CW Priest Lower Mitcham Packet 7.

WHILLAS, John Foggo manufacturing stationer formerly of St Kilda near Melbourne Vic now of Finsbury Park Woodville, died 16/3/1897 North Adelaide. He left his entire £910 estate to his widow, Fannie Whillas, absolutely Packet 7.

WHITE, Eliza spinster Magill, died 9/4/1899. She left various pieces of real estate on Ballantyne St and Magill Rd, separately to Mathilda GIBB wife of Frank Gibb of Magill for life then to her daughter Ethel Eliza Gibb; to her brother Walter White for life, then to his son Thomas Herman White absolutely; also to her brother William White absolutely. Her £288 estate in trust to the executors WP HUGHES butcher Magill and WJ UFFINDELL dairyman Magill Packet 7.

WIESE, Claus Heinrich farmer Reeves Plains, died 5/11/1895. He left his entire £1,850 estate to his daughter, Bertha WAIT nee Wiese, on the understanding that she pay her mother, Christiane Wiese, 6/- a week during her lifetime Packet 7.

WILKINSON, Mary widow Crafers, died 28/7/1896 Mt Lofty. She left her £150 estate in equal shares to her 4 children - Philip Wilkinson gardener Mt Lofty, Ann BOXER wife of Edward Boxer, Sarah BECK wife of Horace Beck and Charlotte Elizabeth STACEY wife of Frederick Stacey. Witnesses to the will: W DEARMAN solicitor Adelaide and William W ALLEN clerk to Mr Dearman Packet 7.

WILLIAMS, Caroline widow Portland Ward Pt Adelaide, died 14/1/1899. She left her £300 estate in equal shares to her children - William James Williams mercantile clerk Portland Ward, Caroline COATES, Elizabeth Ann FERGUSON, Clara EAGER, and Eliza Ann STEWART. Witnesses to the will - George PRICE Senr and Ferdinand NG DREW both of Portland Ward Packet 7.

WILLIAMS, George builder 9 Wheaton Rd, St Peters, died 18/11/1917. He left his entire £900 estate to his widow, Janet Williams, absolutely. Witnesses to the will: Alfred George Williams carpenter Wheaton Rd, St Peters and Alfred MCKINLEY mechanic 11 Wheaton Rd, St Peters Packet 7.

WILSON, Margaret widow George Court, Adelaide, died 14/10/1912. The £313 estate to be sold, and a life insurance policy cashed; the proceeds shared equally amongst her 4 children - Hannah SUPPLE widow of the late Thomas Supple, Sarah LAHIFF widow of the late James Lahiff, Elizabeth MURPHY wife of James Murphy and William Wilson of Lillydale Vic - after Hannah Supple had received £20 extra Packet 7.

WOOD, Victor Henry hotelkeeper Aberdeen near Burra, died 29/9/1920 intestate. Letters of administration to his widow, Olga Caroline Frances Wood of North Adelaide to settle his £260 estate Packet 7.

WORKMAN, Henry John formerly out of business Pt Adelaide late hemp buyer Manila, the Philippines, died 16/5/1900 intestate a bachelor and without a parent. Letters of administration to his only brother, William Workman licensing office for the Town of Pt Adelaide, to settle the £175 estate Packet 7.

WRIGHT, Henry Harvey carpenter Alison St, St Leonards, died 16/9/1916 Adelaide. He left his entire £125 estate to his sister, Hephzibah Ellen Wright, absolutely Packet 7.

WYLE, Mary Ann married woman North Kensington, died c1882. Letters of administration to her husband, Albert John sWyle builder North Kensington, to settle her £200 estate Packet 7.

Names Beginning - X*

Names Beginning - Y*

YATES, Thomas Henry commercial clerk Parkside South, died 22/5/1899 intestate and a bachelor. Letters of administration to his brother, Edwin Yates safemaker Parkside, to settle his £299 estate Packet 7.

YEO, John Benjamin Alexander leather merchant Adelaide, died 2/8/1877. His executors and trustees, Francis Edgar GRUNDY chemist Adelaide and William Holmes BURRELL accountant Adelaide, and James Martin STUART law clerk Adelaide, to sell his whole estate and then invest the proceeds. The interest in equal shares to be paid to his mother, Mary Ann Yeo and his sisters, Harriet Amelia Yeo and Eliza Fanny Yeo, for life and while they remain unmarried. After that, the interest to go in equal shares to all the married sisters for their lifetimes and then the principle to to go to the children of all his sisters in remainder expectant - Harriet Amelia Yeo, Ellen Matilda Yeo, Mary Jane Yeo, Eliza Fanny Yeo and Kate Emmeline Yeo Packet 7.

YOUNG, George gentleman Woodville, died 13/8/1876. His estate worth £1,000 to go to his executors - Charles Burney Young Esquire Walkerville 9a brother) and Henry Dowmi CRUTTENDEN agent Pt Adelaide - for settlement according to the provisions of his will Packet 7.

YOUNG, William merchant Kooringa, died 17/3/1875 Glenelg. He left his whole £8,000 estate in trust for his widow, Sarah Young, during her life and her widowhood, to enjoy the income, then to the children in equal shares absolutely. His son Robert to get only half the share of the others, as so much had been spent to educate him to become a surgeon. Executors and trustees: Andrew Young storekeeper Clare and Robert Charles ANDREW merchant Adelaide Packet 7.

Names Beginning - Z*

 

Additional Information Extracted

LALOUETTE, Jules Honorat merchant Adelaide trading with Ripley WEBB and Henry BLYTH under the style or firm of Ripley Webb & Co, died 22/5/1864 at sea aboard a vessel called La Reine (Adolph VARANGOT the Captain), while on a voyage from Pt Adelaide to Bourbon. JH Lalouette was born on 30/1/1809 in Aix in the Rhone Valley in France. He lived in the Mauritius for many years - until 1835 as a mariner and officer of marines, then as a linen draper in Port Louis(10 Trevise St, Pt Louis) and afterwards a sugar planter in the countryside, before leaving for Pt Adelaide. He commonly used other names while in the Mauritius. On 12/3/1835 at Pt Louis, JH Lalouette married Marie Francoise RENAND, a native of Pt Louis, who had given birth to two children by Lalouette 'of an illicit connection' before their marriage. Three children born in lawful wedlock. 14/6/1844 the LaLouettes divorced. 26/6/1844, JH Lalouette remarried to Jeanne Louise Elmina Lalouette. No issue of the second marriage. Both wives still lived in Mauritiius during the mid-1860s. The first wife was a linen draper in Bourbon St, St Louis, and had remarried to a Marius Arnaud. Only one of JH Laloutte's 5 children by his first wife survived - Therese Rosine Lalouette who married a Mauritius sugar planter called Louis Numa PAILLOTTE at Pt Louis on 10/1/1860 when JH Lalouette already lived in SA. The eldest son, Jules Henry Lalouette, born 10/5/1833, died 15/5/1850 aboard an English vessel, the Rustomjee Cowajee, on a voyage from Calcutta to China. He had become an apprentice seaman. The other three children (two girls and a boy) had died in infancy or childhood. Packet 8.

Names Beginning – A*

ADAMS, Thomas overseer of Joseph KEYNES's sheep stations on the North Rhine and Skillagolee Creek 1853 Packet 5.

ALDENHOVEN, Hermann miner Angaston 1909 Packet 3.

ANGEL, Mary Ann dressmaker Chappel St, Norwood 1883 Packet 5.

ANTHONY, Sandon F clerk to WA HARDY solicitor Adelaide 1842 Packet 4.

AUBREY, Charles auctioneer Penola and Helen Jane Aubrey his wife 1872 Packet 8.

Names Beginning - B*

BAKER, John Esquire Chairman of Directors of the Adelaide Auction Co Adelaide 1842 Packet 4.

BARKLA, Richard miner New Luxemburg 1890 Packet 13.

BATES, Alfred Henry Esquire Adelaide 1851 Packet 15.

BATTEN, Frederick labourer Pt Adelaide 1861 Packet 7.

BENNETT, James Frederick agent Pt Adelaide 1846 Packet 1.

BERRY, David Bray gentleman New Auburn 1885 Packet 5.

BLACKMORE, John sheep station manager Sections 94-96 Hundred of Ketchewla 1895. He could not write Packet 5.

BLACKWELL, TG strong room clerk Lands Titles Office Adelaide 1902 Packet 3.

BOWEN, RG contractor for the City Bridge 1846 Packet 1.

BRUNSKILL, George gentleman pt Section 290 Survey B Kensington 1845. He leased this property from the SA Company Packet 4.

BRYEN, Patrick mariner Pt Adelaide 1862 Packet 7.

BUSBRIDGE, James lime burner Gawler 1898 Packet 3.

BUTCHER, William shoemaker Bowden 1849 Packet 9.

BUTLER, Gerald Villiers Captain of the 96th Regiment Adelaide 1844 Packet 1.

Names Beginning – C*

CAMPBELL, Charles James Fox Esquire Section 309 on The Torrens 1844 Packet 1.

CHAPMAN, William and SEMMENS, Edmund butchers Hoyleton 1881 Packet 5.

CHEYNE, Magnus hotelkeeper Beltasna 1884 Packet 5.

CHRISTIE, Walter draper Adelaide (Hindley St) 1855 Packet 5.

CLARKE, Harold Ernest builder South Road, Glandore 1922 Packet 3.

CLODIUS, Theodor storekeeper Angas Park 1851 Packet 5.

COLLINSON, Edward shipping agent Pt Adelaide, YOUNGHUSBAND William Junr merchant Adelaide and SAMSON, William auctioneer Adelaide 1848 Packet 1.

CODD, Frederick farmer Willaston near Gawler 1851 Packet 4.

CONLY, William carrier Adelaide (North Tce) 1882 Packet 5.

COOK, Peter butcher Adelaide 1838 Packet 7.

CRITTENDEN, George the Elder farmer Findon linked with George Crittenden the Younger farmer Baroota 1881 Packet 5.

CROSBY, Alice Madeline wife of Benjamin Crosby farmer Black Oak Farm Kadina 1908 Packet 3.

CROSS, Edward William licensed victualler Mt Torrens 1852 Packet 5.

CROZIER, William sheep farmer Moorna Station NSW 1885. He appointed Henry Yorke SPARKS agent Adelaide to be his attorney for all his SA business interests Packet 13.

CURNOW, Joseph licensed victualler Stepney 1859 Packet 15.

Names Beginning – D*

DAVIS, John and FEDIS/KEDIS, Francis prisoners who arrived in SA aboard the Waterwitch en route from the Mauritius to Van Diemen's Land in mid 1843 Packet 1.

DISHER, James Wardlaw and MILNE, William wine and spirits merchants Adelaide (Hindley St) 1851 Packet 5.

DOWNING, Joseph farmer Tothill Creek 1862 Packet 4.

DRIVER, Charles Esquire Government Resident Pt Lincoln 1842, appointed Deputy Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, 'inconvenience being likely to be felt by parties residing at Pt Lincoln, from their present inability to contract marriages without a voyage to Adelaide' Packet 2.

Names Beginning – E*

EDWARDS, Joseph Jefferson gentleman Adelaide 1851 Packet 15.

ELLIOTT, Thomas miner New Luxemburg 1890 Packet 13.

EVERETT/EVERITT, John farmer Echunga 1849 'hath applied for a licence for keeping and using one still of not more than fifty nor less than 25 gallons content, for the purpose of distilling brandy from wine, or the less of wie from grapes the produce of his own vineyard, for his own consumption: and whereas it hath bee certified uder the hand of two magistrates that the said applicant has in cultivation ad bearing a vineyard of at least 2 acres in content; and a licence is about to be granted on the due execution of these preset. Now the condition of the above obligation is such, that if the said John Everitt do not at any time sell or dispose of any spirits or distillled as aforesaid, the same shall be null and void, or otherwise remain in full force and virtue. To regulate internal distillation Act No 19/1842. Everitt paid £200 for this privilege Packet 13.

Names Beginning – F*

FALCONER, John James Esquire Adelaide (North Tce) 1845 Packet 1.

FISHER, James and Charles Brown Fisher gentlemen both of Lockleys 1853 Packet 5.

FORD, Owen storekeeper Gawler linked with Charles Ford grocer Adelaide (Hindley St) 1856 Packet 5.

FOSTER, Richard Whitty storekeeper Quorn Packet 3.

FRIGGINS, Jane widow North Adelaide, died 24/1/1870 of softening of the brain, aged 63 Packet 11.

Names Beginning – G*

GLEESON, Edward William sharebroker Adelaide (Pirie St) an insolvent debtor 1912 Packet 3.

GODLEE, John engineer Mt Torrens 1852 Packet 5.

GOODES, Joseph of Cavenagh linked with GOODES, Thomas of near Jamestown 1884 Packet 5.

GOODIER/GOODIAR, James Ransom timber merchant Kangaroo Island 1859. He formed a partnership with John BAKER Esquire of Morialta to act as timber merchants with their head office on Kangaroo Island. Each man contributed £2,000 of working capital to the venture Packet 11.

GRAY, William banker North Tce, Adelaide 1845 Packet 1.

Names Beginning – H*

HALL, Cornelius Edward and MCLEAN, John Trail drapers Adelaide 1883 Packet 5.

HALL, George Esquire Alberton 1844 Packet 1.

HAMLIN, George clerk to William BOYKETT solicitor Pt Adelaide 1858 Packet 15.

HANTKE, Theodor Johann Carl agent Beltana 1884 Packet 5.

HARRISON, Sidney motor car proprietor St Vincent St, Pt Adelaide 1923 Packet 3.

HART, Marianne spinster 3 New St, Spring Gardens, Middlesex, England 1846 appointed John HART Esquire Adelaide as her attorney to attend to her SA business interests Packet 13.

HART, Samuel merchant Adelaide 1855 Packet 5.

HENRY, Ivan of 8 King William St, Adelaide 1882 Packet 5.

HEPENSTAL, George Esquire formerly of Adelaide (pt Town Acre 53 Crippen St) now of the Onkaparinga 1842. Linked with the Rev'd LH Hepenstal of Altadore Newton, Mt Kennedy, Co Wicklow, Ireland Packet 4.

HILL, Joseph farmer Willunga 1854 Packet 16.

HOCKING, James miner Kapunda 1864. He could not write Packet 7.

HORRISH, Joseph farmer Snowtown 1883 Packet 5.

Names Beginning – I*

Names Beginning – J*

JACKSON, John Alexander SA Colonial Secretary 1841 Packet 1.

JEFFS, John engineer Kapunda 1865 Packet 7.

JONES, John labourer Happy Valley 1843 Packet 13.

Names Beginning – K*

KELLY, Ellen Agnes formerly wine saloon keeper The Parade, Norwood now married woman Glen Osmond Rd, Parkside , declared an insolvent debtor 1892 Packet 3.

KING, Arnold farmer Hundred of Blyth 1881 Packet 5.

KINGSTON, George Strickland architect Adelaide (Grote St) 1844 Packet 1.

KNUCKEY, Hugh stockholder Burnside 1859 Packet 7.

Names Beginning – L*

LAWSON, Blanche Susan May formerly dealer Hilton now married woman Murray St, Gawler 1922 Packet 3.

LEHMANN, Wilhelm Julius farmer Pinnaroo insolvent debtor 1912 Packet 3.

LEONARD, Walter Thomas miller Willunga 1856 Packet 1.

LESTER, Henry licensed victualler Wallaroo 1864 Packet 9.

LITHEBY, Samuel farmer Bald Hills, Yankalilla 1858 Packet 7.

LLOYD, HUgh farmer Goolwa 1856 Packet 1.

LOGAN, James Esquire Gunpowder Creek 1857 Packet 5.

LYN, Carrisbrooke Esquire Adelaide formed a partnership with SCOTT, Edward Bate Esquire Moorundee to become sheep farmers with their headquarters at Mootheree. Each man contributed £2,500 to set up the company in 1856 Packet 11.

Names Beginning – M*

MACDONALD, James William Esquire Adelaide 1844 Packet 1.

MALCOLM, James miller Manager of the Adelaide Milling Co mill at Wallaroo 1883 Packet 5.

MANN, Charles Master of the Supreme Court of SA 1844 Packet 1.

MARSHALL, Joseph cabinetmaker Adelaide about to leave the province 1852, appointed Luke Michael CULLEN Esquire Adelaide as his lawful attorney to attend to all his SA business interests Packet 13.

MARKS, Barnard gentleman Adelaide 1858, a brother to Morris Marks partner of Bezaleel GOLLIN trading as Marks & Co merchants, importers and general dealers Adelaide 1858 Packet 12.

MARKS, Richard tenant farmer Beckwith Farm near Gawler 1850 Packet 4.

MARSHALL, Joseph farmer Willunga 1854 Packet 16.

MATHER, Joseph Birch and MATHER, Byron engineers Town Acre 139 Adelaide (Currie St) 1853 Packet 5.

MCDONOUGH, Mark John insurance clerk formerly of West Tce, Adelaide 1910 now of Stepney 1912. Catherine McDonough widow West Tce, Adelaide, lived at the same address in 1910 Packet 3.

MCKINLAY, John stockholder Owiannyagan 1853 Packet 5.

MCLAREN, Thomas draper Adelaide (Hindley St) 1845 Packet 1.

MCLEAN, JS and BRIGHT, Horatio Nelson trading as McLean & Bright brickmakers Gawler 1898 Packet 3.

MICHELMORE, Thomas storekeeper Pt Adelaide 1858 Packet 15.

MILLER, John Harold farmer Bookabie, West Coast 1915 Packet 5.

MONTGOMERY, Robert gentleman Happy Valley 1843 Packet 13.

MORLEY, Robert miner Wallaroo Mines 1889 Packet 13.

MORONEY, John miner New Luxemburg 1890 Packet 13.

MUELLER/MÜLLER, Carl Adolph Wilhelm Section 134 Hundred of Yatala North Road Prospect 1885 Packet 5.

Names Beginning – N*

NESTOR, Thomas farmer Bugle Ranges 1860 Packet 7.

NEWMAN, John merchant Adelaide 1841 Packet 1.

Names Beginning – O*

O'LEARY, Daniel licensed victualler and miller The Sod Hut near Kooringa and Clare 1857 Packet 5.

ORR, Sidney Byron merchant Gawler Place, Adelaide, carrying on business in partnership with Lewis Henry EY as The Commonwealth Car Exchange Packet 3.

OWENS, John Reynolds police corporal Pt Lincoln 1859 Packet 7.

Names Beginning – P*

PARFITT, Isaac sawyer Kapunda 1858 Packet 15.

PARISH, George Thoas farmer Tothill Creek 1866 Packet 4.

PEACH, John man milliner Adelaide (Hindley St) 1848 Packet 12.

PERRY, Severt Ernest von Eitzen formerly teamster now labourer Edithburgh declared an insolvent debtor 1914 Packet 3.

PHELPS, Thomas Melliar gentleman North Adelaide 1861, declared he was a trustee of the North Adelaide Building Society Packet 7.

PHILLIPS, Alfred Roy salesman Adelaide 1924 Packet 3.

POWELL, John William clerk of the local court Redruth 1859 Packet 12.

POWER, David Esquire formerly of Mt Gambier now of Adelaide about to leave the province for some time 1861, power of attorney to Messrs Abraham and Henry Scott to manage his SA business interests Packet 12.

PRINCE, Thomas wood merchant Nosrwood linked with George Prince gentleman Mitcham 1884 Packet 5.

Names Beginning – Q*

Names Beginning – R*

RADFORD, Ralph Dillon salesman Brighton 1922 Packet 3.

RANKINE, John Esquire late of Blackwood [near Strathalby] now of Glasgow, Scotland 1862 Packet 12.

ROWETT, Charles Thomas gentleman Victoria near Kapunda 1865 Packet 7.

Names Beginning – S*

SALTER, Matthew Henry Deputy Registrar-General Adelaide 1909 Packet 3.

SCHMIDT, Johann Heinrich Nicholaus and HANTKE, Theodor Johann Carl oil, colour and glass merchants 82 Rundle St, Adelaide 1890 trading as HL VOSZ, had apparently got into financial difficulties. The firm was making repayments to the Federal Bank of Australia Ltd Packet 8.

SCHULZ, Carl wheelwright Stockwell 1866. He took up a lease of pat Section 1079 at Tothill Creek in the Hundred of Waterloo Packet 4.

SCHUMACHER, Peter Theodor died, leaving an annuity to be paid to Auguste HAKENDORF. She took Caroline Magdalene Pauline Schumacher to court for non-payment of the annuity. The Supreme Court ordered 8/11/1866 that she pay £500 into a trust fund administered by Heinrich Ludwid VOSZ merchant Adelaide (Rundle St) and John Brodie SPENCE Esquire Adelaide. Mrs Hackendorf would receive the interest for life, after which the money went in equal shares to her two children - Emily and Adolph Wilhelm Hakendorf Packet 8.

SHIERLAW, George the Elder born 17/8/1811 Eyemouth. m (1) 23/11/1832 Belhaven by Dunbar - Mary nee WHITELAW born 11/9/1812 Spott by Dunbar, died 1/2/1842 Airdrie, Scotland. Children - George Crooks Shierlaw the Younger born 26/10/1833 Belhaven; Francis Shierlaw born 5/1/1837 Airdrie died 8/8/1837 Airdrie; William Shierlaw born 1/9/1838 Airdrie; Mary Whitelaw Shierlaw born 8/12/1841 Airdrie. G Shierlaw remarried and emigrated to SA. He died 30/9/1859 intestate. His eldest son, GC Shierlaw, inherited his estate as heir at law, and supplied the above data from a family Bible. The testator's sister, Isabella Shierlaw spinster Adelaide testified that she had attended an evening wedding breakfast in her brother George Shierlaw's home on the occasion of his first marriage Packet 8.

SMILLIE, William Esquire Adelaide 1845. He took up an assigned lease on a 5-acre farm on pt Section 290 Survey B belonging to the SA Company, for 14 years at £35 a year Packet 4.

SMITH, Robert builder New Auburn 1885 Packet 5.

SPARKS, William Thomas builder Unley 1902 Packet 3.

STEAD, John farmer The Torrens, BLYTH, William gentleman Kensington and FAULDING, Francis Hardy druggist Adelaide 1851 Packet 1.

STUBBS, Thomas Esquire Beckwith Farm near Gawler 1851 Packet 4.

STURT, Charles Colonial Treasurer and Collector of Internal Revenue Packet 1.

SYMONS, Johnson miner Wallaroo Mines 1889 Packet 13.

Names Beginning – T*

THOMAS, Henry miller Pt Adelaide 1915 Packet 5.

THOMSON, Thomas Henry garage proprietor Millicent 1922 Packet 3.

TOLHURST, Herber boring contractor Pinnaroo 1912 Packet 3.

TURNER, John and James of Morphett Vale 1843 Packet 1.

TYRRELL, Thomas farmer Kapunda 1864. He could not write Packet 7.

Names Beginning – U*

Names Beginning – V*

Names Beginning – W*

WARNE, Victor Heithersay auctioneer Adelaide 1923 Packet 3.

WATTS, Joseph John orange merchant near Paramatta NSW 1860 [Likely to have moved from Allotment 17, Port Road, Hindmarsh in SA??] Packet 7.

WHITFORD, Christopher farmer Chain of Ponds 1861 Packet 7.

Names Beginning – X*, Y*, Z*