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During this period his workshop was destroyed by fire, presumably from a candle left burning after the men, who had been working overtime, left the premises. His insurance was nowhere near sufficient to cover his losses, but despite the loss of materials, tools and facilities he was able to fill the
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He was part owner, with James Woodforde, of Mundowdna Station and a licensed valuator. He served as Chairman of the Burnside Council for six years, and as undertaker for the most prestigious funerals. He was the first Adelaide employer to reduce his men's working day from ten to nine hours. In 1875
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contract satisfactorily. The work produced in his factory has been judged the colony's finest, with nearby Mayfield's a close second. Another prestigious contract was for furnishing a private suite in
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Another sister, Rebecca Sarah (c. 1810 – 12? July 1890) and her husband Willam Bulpitt (c. 1805 – 20 March 1845), also emigrated aboard
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He married again, on 8 June 1861, to Ellen Elizabeth Turner (1833–1870). Ellen came to South Australia in 1852 and ran a school at
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Tragedy struck Debney: his wife Susanna (nÊe Woodward) and daughter Matilda drowned in 1860 when their sailing boat capsized off
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George Leonard Debney (1843–1908) married Mary Jane Ross in 1871. He was partner until 1882 with George Chewings and
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George Robert Debney married Susanna Woodward in South Australia on 5 March 1839. She drowned in 1860.
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He married one more time, to Mary Watson on 9 March 1874. He had no further children.
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Frederic Debney (1847 – 14 September 1891) married Emily Harriet Stanford in 1875
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as "Chewings, Smith & Debney" graziers etc., died in Woodlands, near
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The Reedbeds was an area at the lower (western) reaches of the
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colonist John Edward Fielder ( –1903) shortly after arrival.
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The Port Augusta Dispatch, Newcastle And Flinders Chronicle
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Maude Debney (1870 – 1891) married Alfred Wilkinson in 1890
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His Rundle Street property was sold in 1886 for ÂŖ22,000.
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Barrow, M.P." 774:Australian manufacturing businesspeople 198: 784:19th-century Australian businesspeople 779:Australian businesspeople in retailing 92:he sold his cabinetmaking business to 514:", later the home of the (unrelated) 233: 231: 229: 227: 7: 261:"Coroner's Inquest on the Late Fire" 789:19th-century Australian politicians 769:Mayors of places in South Australia 166:Stanley Turner Debney (1862 – 1926) 14: 618:South Australian Weekly Chronicle 794:Colony of South Australia people 646:The South Australian Advertiser 322:The South Australian Advertiser 144:Henry Woodward Debney (1851 – ) 57:, purchased a fine property in 45:in December 1838. He farmed at 401:"Funeral of the Late Governor" 209:now covered by the suburbs of 1: 81:during his 1867 Royal Visit. 669:"Death of Mr. J. E. 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Index

Adelaide Arcade
Whitechapel
South Australia
Adelaide
The Reedbeds
"Snobs"
Burra copper mines
Burnside
Rundle Street
Legislative Council
Government House
Duke of Edinburgh
Glenelg
Patrick Gay
Simpson Newland
Gilberton
Edwin Thomas Smith
Bowen, Queensland
Lyndoch
Gawler Times
River Torrens
Fulham
Lockleys
Underdale




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