|text = In 1876, Martin Tilka, his wife Marie (nee Kschiwan) and their six children, left London for Australia in the ''City of Adelaide''. They were assisted migrants from Germany. Martin and Marie had three additional daughters after arriving in South Australia including Caroline (pictured) born on 27 October 1876 near Riverton. Caroline later moved and wed on Kangaroo Island.
|text = In 1876, Martin Tilka, his wife Marie (nee Kschiwan) and their six children, left London for Australia in the ''City of Adelaide''. They were assisted migrants from Germany. Martin and Marie had three additional daughters after arriving in South Australia including Caroline (pictured) born on 27 October 1876 near Riverton. Caroline later moved to, and wed on, Kangaroo Island.
In 1876, Martin Tilka, his wife Marie (nee Kschiwan) and their six children, left London for Australia in the City of Adelaide. They were assisted migrants from Germany. Martin and Marie had three additional daughters after arriving in South Australia including Caroline (pictured) born on 27 October 1876 near Riverton. Caroline later moved to, and wed on, Kangaroo Island.
