Matches 1,751 to 1,800 of 2,710
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| 1751 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie (I14)
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| 1752 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie (I14)
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| 1753 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie, Maryanne (I13)
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| 1754 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie, Maryanne (I13)
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| 1755 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie, Bessie (I12)
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| 1756 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fairlie, Bessie (I12)
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| 1757 |
'City of Adelaide' | Parsons, Elizabeth (I11)
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| 1758 |
'City of Adelaide' | Parsons, Elizabeth (I11)
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| 1759 |
'City of Adelaide' | Morris, Fanny (I10)
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| 1760 |
'City of Adelaide' | Morris, Fanny (I10)
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| 1761 |
'City of Adelaide' | Suter, Edward (I9)
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| 1762 |
'City of Adelaide' | Suter, Edward (I9)
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| 1763 |
'City of Adelaide' | Dover, Janetta (I8)
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| 1764 |
'City of Adelaide' | Dover, Janetta (I8)
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| 1765 |
'City of Adelaide' | Methuen, Matilda (I7)
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| 1766 |
'City of Adelaide' | Methuen, Matilda (I7)
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| 1767 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fuller, Annie Caldicot (I6)
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| 1768 |
'City of Adelaide' | Fuller, Annie Caldicot (I6)
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| 1769 |
'City of Adelaide' | Wilcox, George (I5)
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| 1770 |
'City of Adelaide' | Wilcox, George (I5)
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| 1771 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Blanche Louisa (I4)
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| 1772 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Blanche Louisa (I4)
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| 1773 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Sarah Ann (I3)
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| 1774 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Sarah Ann (I3)
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| 1775 |
'City of Adelaide' | Pink, Sarah (I2)
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| 1776 |
'City of Adelaide' | Pink, Sarah (I2)
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| 1777 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Thomas Cox (I1)
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| 1778 |
'City of Adelaide' | Bray, Thomas Cox (I1)
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| 1779 |
After a wealthy Protestant childhood, Margaret graduated with an Honours degree in Science from Adelaide University, and worked as a biochemist doing insulin research. In the late 1920's Margaret converted to Catholicism, married Paul McGuire and gave up her career for the life of travel, diplomacy and work as a Catholic layperson. The couple regularly traveled to Europe and America where they were involved in Catholic Action movements. She was the author of twelve books, and actively participated in many associations and societies. | Cheadle, Francis Margaret (I20636)
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| 1780 |
Although his birth record says he was born in Hamilton, VIC, the newspaper of the day said he was born in Whitmore Terrace, North Adelaide, the son of Mr & Mrs Colin MacAulay of Hamilton, VIC.
His marriage to Ruby Helen Wigg was also mentioned in the papers - "31 Dec 1910 - St Peters College Chapel - Babington Aulay Macaulay, only son of the late Colin of India to Ruby Helen Wigg, elder daughter of F.H. Wigg and Mrs. Julia Wigg." | MacAulay, Babington Aulay (I20567)
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| 1781 |
Assumed | Family: Nancarrow, William / Raby, Elizabeth (F231)
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| 1782 |
Assumed | Family: Hayes, James / Hayes, Mary (F223)
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| 1783 |
Assumed | Family: Harris, John / Harris, Grace (F222)
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| 1784 |
Assumed | Family: Griffiths, Jabez / Griffiths, Eliza Ann (F220)
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| 1785 |
Assumed | Family: Allen, John / Allen, Ellen (F207)
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| 1786 |
awyer and judge who served as Chief Justice of South Australia and Chancellor of the University of Adelaide | Bray, John Jefferson (I1016)
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| 1787 |
Babington Aulay MacAulay was related to a rather well known family back in England & Scotland. His family is descended from Aulay MacAulay, clan chief of the MacAulays of Lewis, SCT. He can count among his relatives Zachary MacAulay of Rothley Temple in Leicester, the celebrated abolitionist and one time Governor of Sierra Leone, who has a memorial in his honour in Westminster Abbey. He is also related to Lord Thomas Babington MacAulay, the first Baron MacAulay of Rothley, a well know poet and writer who is buried in Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey. Many of his relatives were Churchmen - in one family alone there were 5 sons who were all trained for the ministry. General Colin MacAulay - the real Colin MacAulay of India is also related to him | MacAulay, Babington Aulay (I20567)
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| 1788 |
Daughter of first marriage. | Field (I19735)
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| 1789 |
Denys de Saumarez Bray (1875-1915) who was born in Aberdeenember 1903. He became Sir Denys de Saumarez Bray K.C.S.I.s during the British colonial period. He died in November 1951 at Winchester in Hampshire. | Bray, Denys de Saumarez (I1007)
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| 1790 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger | Wilson, David (I496)
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| 1791 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger | Wilson, Matthew (I495)
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| 1792 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger | Goward, Maria (I494)
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| 1793 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger | Willis, Matilda (I493)
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| 1794 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger | Dunk, Ada (I490)
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| 1795 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger; builder | Dunk, Arthur (I489)
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| 1796 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger; Draper | Thompson, Andrew (I492)
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| 1797 |
Devitt & Moore Passenger; entry is crossed out with died written faintly in the column | Dunk, Ada (I491)
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| 1798 |
Did not marry and no issue | Field, Laura Margaret (I19736)
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| 1799 |
Did not marry, and no issue | Field (I19735)
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| 1800 |
Died 11 Years of Age | Bruce, Isabella (I19257)
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