214:, M.P. took it on himself not only to grant them without going through the normal procedures, such as checking claims of the proponents, gaining approval from Major Freeling of the Survey Department (who objected to both applications), the Lands Office, and obtaining the signatures of the Chief Secretary and the Governor, but personally rushed the signed form to mining captains John Hart and Dashwood, and T. Hancock (manager of the North Rhine Mining Company and secretary of Great Northern), as their ship to London was waiting on the tide at Glenelg. The Prospectus they prepared gave an unrealistic picture of the ore bodies, falsely claimed the Government was planning a railway to the mine (the survey was to
66:, makes the point that the two men were physically quite different, both in build and temperament, and John wore a green satin patch over his blind right eye, so would never be confused by contemporaries. The historian however has great difficulty: they both signed their names "J. Chambers" and were involved in similar (and often the same) activities so that it is difficult if not impossible at many points to determine which brother is involved.
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in 1858 and in 1859 William Finke took up another section in the area, creating two stations, "Bookmark" and "Chowilla". Around 1860 John
Chambers took over Finke's lease, installing James Redin as manager. Around 1865 Chambers sold Bookmark and Chowilla to Richard Holland who around five years later
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to delay its departure until 9 September. The ship was further delayed at Cape Town, partly because insufficient and inferior food supplies had brought about so much illness that
Captain William Chesser (died 14 February 1840) feared many passengers would die on the voyage. They arrived 17 January
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In the parliamentary enquiry under
Townsend which followed, James Chambers refused to answer questions, Finke avoided it by travelling interstate, Baker claimed parliamentary privilege and absented himself, and Neales claimed he was following a precedent. The directors judiciously reduced their
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He largely outfitted John McDouall Stuart for four of his six northern expeditions, brother John having supplied everything for the first, and the
Government providing for the sixth. This last expedition set out with great ceremony on 25 October 1861 from James's residence on
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Catherine
Chambers (6 March 1869 – ca.22 September 1949) married surveyor Walter Robert Gething ( – 10 June 1934) on 30 December 1899; moved to Mica Street, then Wolfram Street, Broken Hill. She returned to Adelaide in 1939, eight years after her husband, who died there in
533:) and to have built the first Adelaide house with a fireplace, door and glass window. He also practised as a farrier and speculated as a dealer but over-reached himself in 1851 and John and Mary settled down on settled on 1200 acres (486 ha) in
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He was a partner in the brewing firm of
Chambers and Blades, which owned the Dragon Brewery, Green Dragon Hotel, the Tanner's Arms in Unley and the Queen's Head in the city. Other partners were brother Charles Chambers and brother-in-law F.J.
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The grateful passengers presented
Chesser with a purse of gold sovereigns in recognition of his concern. At the later enquiry, the ship's owners and second mate Adams (who was so disliked by the seamen that ten "jumped ship" and settled in
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He opened a livery stable in North
Adelaide, He bought bullocks and wagons from Cape Town and coaches from England, he tendered successfully for the mail contract to Burra around 1845 (endorsed by postmaster-general
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James Redin (ca. 1840 – 9 June 1905) married Emma Coles (ca. 1842 – 1932) daughter of Alfred Coles, of
Aldinga on 9 January 1863; worked on John Chambers' Bookmark station on the River Murray (later the site of the
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Holdfast Bay on 17 January 1837. The plan had been that by leaving on an earlier ship James would arrive in plenty of time to organise accommodation for the rest of the family, but unfavourable winds forced the
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He and Finke founded "Great Northern Copper Mining Company" and sold eleven mines, most notably Nuccaleena and Oratunga No.2 to that company, which originally consisted of eleven shareholders. The floating of the
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area and played no major part in public affairs. There is circumstantial evidence that he was partner with his brother John in managing the Pekina run. There is no information available on his offspring, if any.
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Captain John Cliffe Watts followed his brother Henry Watts as Postmaster-General from 1841 to 1861, succeeded by James William Lewis, then in 1870 the Post Office was amalgamated with the Telegraph Office and
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James and John, sons of William and Elizabeth (née Wilson) Chambers, their wives Catherine and Mary (who were sisters) and their young families were among the first colonists, James arriving on the
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The Chambers brothers had a hands-off management style; their success owed much to their choice of employees: James Trussell (1826–1895) managed Cobdogla Station for 45 years.
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Anna Chambers (9 December 1845 – 2 October 1907) married Peleg Whitford Jackson (ca.1834 – 24 April 1912) on 25 November 1869, previously of the firms Victorian Coach Company,
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in 1860 was marked by irregularities, shady deals, deception and outright fraud. The first application for mining leases was refused by the Commissioner of Crown Lands
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He and John dissolved their partnership and between 1854 and 1857 sold 1700 sq. miles (4403 km²) for £48,000, retaining 270 sq. miles (699 km²) in the north.
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Hugh Chambers (1848 – 20 December 1893) married Agnes May Ward (ca.1847 – 26 May 1923) on 3 December 1872 and lived at the family residence on Montefiore Hill.
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James Chambers (5 January 1877 – ) married Mary Alice Provis ( – 6 October 1943) on 20 January 1900 had a son 27 December 1903. She later married Fred Sinden.
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found copper on one of their northern properties and on 23 July 1857 were issued with lease no 5 on some eighty acres that became known as the Oratunga Mine.
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second son John Barker (1847 – 10 November 1919?) married Catherine Chambers on 11 March 1872. Together with John Chambers, they formed the partnership of
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Alfred J. Redin ( – ) eldest son of James Redin, married Lilian E. M. (W. E.?) Swansborough on 31 December 1888, perhaps the A. Redin who had a horse
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From around 1882 McLean, Barker & Co (Donald McLean, William Pitt Barker, John Barker, and Agnes May Chambers) owned Comongin Station, near
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Elizabeth Chambers (1837 – 18 April 1882) married John Holden Newman (1835 – 11 November 1863) on 21 January 1862. Elizabeth married again, to
154:) and built a substantial business carrying passengers to the mining areas north of Adelaide, including Gawler's expeditions into the country.
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This article, one of several to spell "Catherine" with a "K", is a nice summary of James Chambers' contribution to the Stuart expeditions.
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a month later. Her sister married John Chambers; her brother James Watson Redin (15 April 1813 – 22 August 1871) also emigrated, lived at
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passed it on to his stepsons William and Robert Robertson. (In 1887 the South Australian government resumed part of Bookmark for the
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873:) he never joined his relations in Australia but this is contradicted by the evidence: he arrived in South Australia ca.1855.
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Ellen Chambers (1854 – 30 July 1932) married lawyer Alfred R(obert) B(lockley) Lucas (c. 1856 – 1 June 1901) on 18 June 1885
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434:(1822 – 27 July 1886) (founder of Bagot, Shakes and Lewis), disappeared in 1886, John Barker organised the search party.
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Walter Newton ( – ), third son of James Redin of Palm Place, Hackney, married Lucy Elizabeth Edwards on 22 February 1899
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William Chambers (1849 – 23 May 1930) married Clara Bailey (c. 1854 – 1937) on 19 April 1877; they had three children.
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James Chambers jnr. (1839–1893) residence "Wattaburrie" Port Elliot, married Emily Norall (c. 1840 – 19 January 1918)
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Fanny Chambers (1841 – 30 December 1915) married stockbroker Alfred Francis Weaver ( – 27 April 1921) on 29 June 1876
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He and James dissolved their partnership and between 1854 and 1857 sold 1700 sq. miles (4400 km²) for £48,000,
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Mary Chambers (1846 – 5 December 1925) married Frederick James Blades (c. 1830 – 16 November 1895) on 16 June 1869.
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Ruby Chambers (28 March 1876 – 21 September 1934) of 4 Robe Terrace, Medindie, was also a prominent socialite
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on 10 February 1837. Catherine and Mary's brother James Redin also emigrated, arriving with his wife on the
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on 10 February 1837 with wife Mary, brother Benjamin and sister Priscilla shortly after his brother James.
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John Holden Newman jnr. (13 March 1864 – 29 August 1911) married Beatrice Emma Tate (daughter of professor
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Stuart Hansford Chambers (13 November 1883 – 1969) married Ruby Rogers Skinner (died 1967) on 3 June 1911.
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It is probable that Chambers Avenue and Redin Street Richmond are linked to this branch of the family.
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Rita Gay Chambers (16 December 1879 – 1949) married John Whinham Packard (1878–1951) on 28 October 1905
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as a director. While the float was underway, ownership of the leases passed from Chambers and Finke to
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Priscilla Chambers (c. 1852 – 17 November 1924) married Alfred Simms (c. 1854 – 30 May 1901), son of
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905:' irrigation experiments), was involved in a railway accident ca. 1890 and retired to Campbelltown.
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The rest of the family, which included sister Priscilla Chambers, had a trouble-free voyage in the
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Priscilla Barker (1853–1931) married Gustav Wilhelm Moritz von Rieben (died 1933) on 21 April 1892
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They moved to Burra when he ran the Burra Hotel, then took over the Baldina Run station in 1862.
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Charles Chambers (1843 – 24 June 1877) married Mary Jane Ransford (1849–1925) on 30 April 1873
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1547:. Adelaide. 28 March 1885. p. 3 Supplement: Supplement to the South Australian Register
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Edgar Charles Chambers (1875 – 2 February 1910) was manager West End Brewery in Broken Hill.
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John married Mary Redin (c. 1812 – 24 March 1904) in October 1836. Their children included:
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to run sheep, then formally converted it to leasehold in 1851, setting up a head station at
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1132:, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, accessed 26 February 2012
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25:, who left England in 1836, became wealthy pastoralists and were closely connected with
1877:. Adelaide. 7 March 1850. p. 1 Supplement: Supplement to South Australian Register
861:(15 April 1813 – 22 August 1871) was a brother of Catherine and Mary Chambers, born in
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Anna Creek, Edwards Creek and William Creek were named for John Chambers' children, by
452:, River Chambers and Chambers Range in Central Australia were named for him by Stuart.
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He sold his business to Simms & Hayter in 1853 for around £14,000 and holidayed in
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Horatio Redin (1841 – 26 November 1880) second son of the late James Redin of Hackney
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They ran the "horse bazaar" on Sturt Street, Adelaide, also on Grenfell Street and
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eldest son William Pitt Barker (c. 1844 – 17 February 1914) married Jane Young of
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W. Redin was a reporter and cricketer in the early 1890s. was this Walter Newton?
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He married Susan (ca. 1808 – 23 November 1870) and had a home at Crowder Street,
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and owned the Richmond House racing stables; both were involved in horse racing.
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Neither brother was involved in public affairs; John was a popular member of the
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Chambers Bay, which Stuart originally named Elizabeth Bay, east of present-day
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proprietors had offered a large sum for the mine, and that it had the Governor (
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on 26 May 1875, lived at nearby Baldina station. Part owner of Comongin Station
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in 1837 but withdrew at the last moment. According to Margaret Goyder Kerr (
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He sold much of his landholdings in 1863, avoiding losses in great drought
1315:"John McDouall Stuart Society » Great Northern Exploring Expedition"
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eldest daughter Mary Barker ( – ) married Donald MacLean on 21 June 1866
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holdings from 1500 shares each to 200 or 300 while prices were buoyant.
1925:"Alfred Barker, husband of Priscilla Chambers South Australian History"
1656:"John Renwick 1837 - Pioneers and Settlers Bound for South Australia -"
1187:, SA Genealogy and Heraldry Society, Adelaide (1986), Volume I, p. 255.
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on 29 June 1867. It is not known whether she had any further children.
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James Chambers married Catherine Redin (17 May 1809 – 20 June 1875) of
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Nina Chambers (13 September 1874 – 1955) of Prospect, was a prominent
1000:"Coromandel 1837 - Pioneers and Settlers Bound for South Australia -"
1390:(ca.1812 – 24 January 1880) and Priscilla (1816 – 31 December 1900)
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Horatio Samuel Redin (1865 – July 1887), athlete and reporter with
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was destroyed by fire near Chowilla with the loss of five lives.
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Alan Ward Chambers (27 August 1881 – 27 January 1943) moved to
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He and his bullock dray were called on to assist the party of
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Catherine Chambers (1843–1904) married her cousin, auctioneer
1367:(Home ed.). Broken Hill, NSW. 30 January 1939. p. 4
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was a successful grazier and pastoralist in South Australia.
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Elizabeth Catherine Newman (19 December 1862 – 25 April 1864)
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voyage of 1836 but no more information is available as yet.
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161:'s gold escort from Mount Alexander to Adelaide in 1852.
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Colonial Dynasty – the Chambers family of South Australia
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Colonial dynasty: the Chambers family of South Australia
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Colonial dynasty: the Chambers family of South Australia
798:(1812 – 24 January 1880) who had been an officer on the
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Hugh Lindsay Chambers (3 October 1873 – 30 October 1873)
255:, North Adelaide, where he died of complications from a
1947:. Vol. XXX, no. 6129. 26 June 1866. p. 2
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He died at Baldina House, St. John's Wood, now part of
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with a useful selection of horses, cattle and sheep.
85:"Jemmy" (21 September 1811 – 7 August 1862), born in
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Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of their Time
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Both he and brother James were livestock dealers in
1185:
Biographical Index of South Australians 1836 – 1885
924:, died of pneumonia. Father at Palm Place, Hackney.
876:His brother Thomas Redin (1814–) was booked on the
561:' irrigation development and the town of Renmark.)
29:'s expeditions across the continent of Australia.
350:, steamboat proprietors. They lived variously in
127:at the first land sale, and imported horses from
564:With brother James, he set up a headquarters at
1869:"Declaration of Confidence in Mr John Stephens"
469:) was named for his second daughter Catherine.
324:( – 21 May 1925) on 11 March 1872. The town of
1074:Not a reliable source but old and fascinating.
631:It was John who formed the idea of sponsoring
702:on 8 December 1904. Neither had any children.
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756:before emigrating with brother John on the
491:(1814? 1815? – 26 September 1889), born in
334:Priscilla Mary Barker (1883 – 11 June 1918)
2014:– via National Library of Australia.
1986:– via National Library of Australia.
1955:– via National Library of Australia.
1913:– via National Library of Australia.
1885:– via National Library of Australia.
1857:– via National Library of Australia.
1829:– via National Library of Australia.
1801:– via National Library of Australia.
1773:– via National Library of Australia.
1726:– via National Library of Australia.
1698:– via National Library of Australia.
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1639:– via National Library of Australia.
1611:– via National Library of Australia.
1583:– via National Library of Australia.
1555:– via National Library of Australia.
1511:– via National Library of Australia.
1465:– via National Library of Australia.
1437:– via National Library of Australia.
1375:– via National Library of Australia.
1348:– via National Library of Australia.
1303:– via National Library of Australia.
1270:– via National Library of Australia.
1242:– via National Library of Australia.
1214:– via National Library of Australia.
1159:– via National Library of Australia.
1104:– via National Library of Australia.
865:, Lincolnshire. He had been booked on the
442:Chambers Creek and Chambers Hill (in the
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1429:. Ballarat, Vic. 21 July 1860. p. 3
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1821:. Adelaide. 10 December 1895. p. 3
1765:. Adelaide. 15 February 1887. p. 6
1603:. Adelaide. 30 December 1862. p. 3
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1151:. Adelaide. 1 February 1936. p. 10
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1905:. Adelaide. 27 January 1883. p. 6
1690:. Adelaide. 11 January 1888. p. 6
1295:. Adelaide. 11 January 1888. p. 6
1096:. Adelaide. 12 January 1914. p. 7
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337:Eleanor Kate Barker ( – 2 August 1954)
331:Alfred Edward Barker ( – 25 June 1925)
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1234:. Adelaide. 30 August 1860. p. 3
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157:He provided the horses and carts for
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1718:. Adelaide. 20 June 1938. p. 17
1631:. Adelaide. 24 March 1915. p. 4
1575:. Adelaide. 3 August 1886. p. 5
1340:. Adelaide. 8 August 1862. p. 2
1262:. Adelaide. 21 April 1863. p. 2
96:He was the first to drive a team of
1978:. Adelaide. 10 June 1905. p. 6
1849:. Adelaide. 24 May 1930. p. 17
1503:. Adelaide. 23 June 1923. p. 8
1457:. Adelaide. 14 June 1867. p. 3
638:He died aged 74 at his home on the
476:in 1858, surveyor Lee in 1883, and
308:Emily Chambers (4 February 1867 – )
226:)'s endorsement, and falsely named
1130:Australian Dictionary of Biography
62:Margaret Goyder Kerr, in her book
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951:Robertson brothers (pastoralists)
572:used as a base for exploring the
446:) were named for James Chambers.
1410:. Retrieved on 15 December 2008.
962:Flinders Ranges Research website
142:, at the site later occupied by
1572:The South Australian Advertiser
1454:The South Australian Advertiser
1337:The South Australian Advertiser
1254:"Great Northern Mining Company"
1231:The South Australian Advertiser
726:John McDouall Stuart named the
540:In 1846 he took up land around
190:James and his business partner
890:Lower Mitcham, South Australia
412:and Agnes, formed the company
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1757:"Extensive Irrigation Scheme"
1682:"A Chat with an Old Colonist"
1287:"A Chat with ab Old Colonist"
1226:"South Australian Parliament"
1072:George Robertson, Sydney 1879
818:Henley Beach, South Australia
326:Katherine, Northern Territory
200:Great Northern Mining Company
44:1837, around two weeks late.
1897:"Old Colonists' Association"
1785:"The Gold Search Expedition"
1360:"Mrs. Gething to leave B.H."
1126:'Chambers, John (1815–1889)'
1047:Rigby Ltd., Adelaide, 1980.
975:Rigby Ltd., Adelaide, 1980.
624:He had mining leases around
2037:Settlers of South Australia
1623:"Names of Railway Stations"
1388:Alfred Barker (pastoralist)
922:South Australian Advertiser
734:for his daughters, and the
108:, effectively creating the
21:were early settlers in the
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1567:"Death of Mr. E. M. Bagot"
1174:was appointed as its head.
700:Harry Bickford (1843–1927)
2042:South Australian families
2003:South Australian Register
1998:"Serious Fire at Aldinga"
1944:South Australian Register
1902:South Australian Register
1874:South Australian Register
1818:South Australian Register
1790:South Australian Register
1762:South Australian Register
1687:South Australian Register
1600:South Australian Register
1544:South Australian Register
1449:"Police Court – Adelaide"
1386:John Barker was a son of
1292:South Australian Register
1259:South Australian Register
1203:South Australian Register
896:Their children included:
830:Kooringa, South Australia
814:Prospect, South Australia
644:Richmond, South Australia
173:Long Sutton, Lincolnshire
164:He was involved with the
23:colony of South Australia
1406:18 February 2009 at the
1399:Katherine Town Council:
894:Aldinga, South Australia
626:Blinman, South Australia
591:(managed by John Rose),
281:Aldinga, South Australia
2032:Australian pastoralists
1143:"Little-known Adelaide"
839:, major landholders in
576:for prospective sites.
529:; another claimant was
356:Charleville, Queensland
352:Albury, New South Wales
300:) and moved to England.
19:James and John Chambers
1528:, sold September 1914.
1043:Kerr, Margaret Goyder
971:Kerr, Margaret Goyder
698:She married again, to
480:in 1858 respectively.
390:Whakatane, New Zealand
224:Sir Richard MacDonnell
210:, but his replacement
134:They built a house on
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1481:26 March 2015 at the
1183:Stratton, J., (ed.),
579:He took up leases at
552:near the present-day
527:Boyle Travers Finniss
401:Barker & Chambers
366:and had six children.
328:was named after her.
204:London Stock Exchange
144:John Langdon Bonython
100:between Adelaide and
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794:In 1842 she married
791:on 10 February 1837
738:for his second son,
633:John McDouall Stuart
478:John McDouall Stuart
465:(and hence the town
360:Beechworth, Victoria
348:Murray & Jackson
269:Newton, Lincolnshire
91:John McDouall Stuart
27:John McDouall Stuart
1710:"To Correspondents"
1526:Quilpie, Queensland
1332:"Topics of the Day"
1088:"Coromandel Valley"
1006:on 12 November 2012
837:Barker and Chambers
430:When cattle dealer
414:Barker and Chambers
212:John Bentham Neales
104:, and Adelaide and
859:James Watson Redin
785:Priscilla Chambers
780:Priscilla Chambers
716:Adelaide Hunt Club
691:William Knox Simms
432:Edward Meade Bagot
364:Brighton, Victoria
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1426:The Ballarat Star
1364:The Barrier Miner
1027:Coromandel Valley
802:, and settled at
773:Coromandel Valley
750:Benjamin Chambers
745:Benjamin Chambers
693:, on 17 June 1874
288:Edward John Peake
232:John Baker M.L.C.
118:Coromandel Valley
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