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Pioneers Association of SA (Inc) Journal - "The Pioneer"

Season Issue Item Title Notes

Autumn_1998 166 00 Cover Holy Trinity Church - the oldest church in the diocese of Adelaide.

Autumn_1998 166 01 President's Report

Autumn_1998 166 02 Photographs

Winter_1998 167 00 Cover Government House, Part of North Terrace, Adelaide (c1845).

Winter_1998 167 01 Council Members for 1997-1998 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President

Winter_1998 167 02 Portfolios

Winter_1998 167 03 New Members 17

Winter_1998 167 04 Letter from the President - Kingsley Ireland New Constitution - meeting to review final draft.

Winter_1998 167 05 Letter from the Editor - Joan Willington Communication lines.

Winter_1998 167 06 Convivial Atmosphere at the Union Hotel Luncheon Speakers Joan Willington and Kingsley Ireland.

Winter_1998 167 07 No Silver Spoons for Cavenett Descendants By Kingsley Ireland.

Winter_1998 167 08 New Patron Sir Eric Neal, AC, CVO - 32nd Governor of South Australia.

Winter_1998 167 09 From the Librarian - Lorna Pratt The House of Seppelt - 1851-1951.

Winter_1998 167 10 Autumn sun shines on Auburn - Alan Paterson Coach trip to Auburn in May 1998.

Winter_1998 167 11 Incorporation of The Association For consideration.

Winter_1998 167 12 Council News - Dia Dowsett

Winter_1998 167 13 The Correspondence File

Winter_1998 167 14 Government House - One of SA's Oldest Buildings

Winter_1998 167 15 Diary Dates

Winter_1998 167 16 Back Cover - Photographs Memorabilia from Members.

Spring_1998 168 00 Cover Edward Gibbon Wakefield.

Spring_1998 168 01 New Members 14

Spring_1998 168 02 Letter From The Vice President - Jamie Irwin Update on New Constitution.

Spring_1998 168 03 Letter fron the Editor - Joan Willington

Spring_1998 168 04 Ceremonial Toast to Colonel Light By Joan Willington.

Spring_1998 168 05 From the Library - Lorna Pratt

Spring_1998 168 06 Capacity Crowd fills the Union Hotel Dining Room Guest Speaker Mrs Audrey Abbie - Great Fire of Hamburg (1842)

Spring_1998 168 07 History of The Pioneers Association of South Australia

Spring_1998 168 08 Memorabilia Lunch at the Adelaide Bowling Club From Pistols to Paintings with Special Guest Mr Michael Bollen from

Wakefield Press.

Spring_1998 168 09 Council News

Spring_1998 168 10 Council Members for 1997-1998 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President

Kingsley Ireland.

Spring_1998 168 11 Back Cover - Photographs Memorabilia from Members.

Summer_1998 169 00 Cover Proclamation.

Summer_1998 169 01 President's Report "Was the Wakefield System of Colonisation the greatest con trick in

History", by Professor Peter Howell

Summer_1998 169 02 Members Party at Grosvenor Hotel New Constitution of the Pioneers Association of South Australia

(PASA).

Summer_1998 169 03 Article Pioneering post cards from McLaren Vale and Willunga.

Summer_1998 169 04 Post Cards

Summer_1998 169 05 Photographs

Autumn_1999 170 00 Cover Pioneer Women at Glenelg (c1890).

Autumn_1999 170 01 President's Report The Proclamation Tree, by James Sadler (1860-1935).

Autumn_1999 170 02 Article German Migration (1836-1845), by Pastor Henry Proeve.

Autumn_1999 170 03 Proclamation Day 1999 The Old Gum Tree.

Autumn_1999 170 04 Back Cover Photogragh by Anthony Trollope or John Garlick Pitcher (Refer No

178 for Main Article)

Winter_1999 171 00 Cover Heads of Stone (carved by an interstate sculptor Samuel Peters)

adorning the General Post Office.

Winter_1999 171 01 New Members and Junior Pioneers Member 28, Junior 3.

Winter_1999 171 02 Letter From The President - Kingsley Ireland Reluctant decision by Council to cease the employment of Secretary.

Winter_1999 171 03 Council Members for 1998-1999 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President

Kingsley Ireland.

Winter_1999 171 04 Junior Pioneers By Margaret Grierson.

Winter_1999 171 05 Kidman Centenary Celebrations - Doody Taylor at Innamincka Station, May 1999.

Winter_1999 171 06 New Members Cocktail Party/March luncheon

Winter_1999 171 07 From Eliza Randall's Book - A Man of Vision By David Randall.

Winter_1999 171 08 Back Cover - Don't miss these Notices All descendants of Joseph Applebee, by Peter Applebee.

Winter_1999 171 09 From Paul Winds.

Winter_1999 171 10 Series of publications by John Morgan Bishop.

Spring_1999 172 00 Cover Early Settlement in South Australia - North Terrace, Adelaide

(c1842).

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Spring_1999 172 01 Council Members for 1998-1999 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Spring_1999 172 02 New Members and Asssocaites Member 20, Associate 2.

Spring_1999 172 03 Letter From The President - Dr Jeff Nicholas

Spring_1999 172 04 The PASA Annual Dinner Speech - August 1999 By His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Patron)

Spring_1999 172 05 History in the Community By Dr Robert Nichol.

Spring_1999 172 06 Recollections of Pioneer Life By Mrs Jane Dobney (1902) who came out to SA aboard 'The South

Australian' (1837).

Spring_1999 172 07 Luncheon Visit - September Some early Colonial Hotspots.

Spring_1999 172 08 Back Cover Publications for Sale.

Autumn_2000 173 00 Cover The HMS Galatea on a cruise with HRH Prince Alfred at the helm

beating towards 'The Bight' in heavy seas - The first Royal visit

(1867) to Australia with Adelaide as it's first port of call.

Autumn_2000 173 01 Council Members for 1999-2000 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Autumn_2000 173 02 From The President - Dr Jeff Nicholas PASA moved to the Basement of Stafford House, 23-25 Leigh Street,

Adelaide, phone 82315055.

Autumn_2000 173 03 Proclammation Day 1999 Topic 'The Buffalo Marines' by Lieutenant Colonel Grattan Wheaton.

Autumn_2000 173 04 Our Year 2000 Program

Autumn_2000 173 05 Luncheon - March By Ronald Kerby-Eaton.

Autumn_2000 173 06 Membership By Margaret Grierson.

Autumn_2000 173 07 Migration Museum - September

Autumn_2000 173 08 Encomium of Adelaide By Charles Rischbeith (July 1929).

Autumn_2000 173 09 Junior Pioneer Descendants Register By Margaret Grierson.

Autumn_2000 173 10 The Brightman Which sailed from Plymouth, England (August 1840) to South

Australia, by Ross Pederick.

Autumn_2000 173 11 The Buckinghamshire Reunion By Wendy Tucknot.

Autumn_2000 173 12 Back Cover Advertising.

Winter_2000 174 00 Cover On the way to the Goldfields, comes from a steel engraving in Edwin

Carton Booth's 'Australia' of 1875 - artist Skinner Prout.

Winter_2000 174 01 Council Members for 1999-2000 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Winter_2000 174 02 Junior Pioneers Presented with Junior Pioneer Certificates.

Winter_2000 174 03 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas The Old Colonists Association & The Genesis of the Pioneers

Association of South Australia (September 1935).

Winter_2000 174 04 Luncheon - March By Park Heitmann, at the Adelaide Bowling Club.

Winter_2000 174 05 Subscriptions By Robert Blair

Winter_2000 174 06 Letters To The Editor From Audrey Maschmedt re Construction of the first road across the

tidal swamp at Port Adelaide and the original McLaren Wharf.

Winter_2000 174 07 The South Australian Colonist From E Brooks (from Netley, Jamaica) to his Parents in England

before 1840.

Winter_2000 174 08 The Kapunda Trip Coach tour to historic Kapunda and the famous Anlaby Station.

Winter_2000 174 09 Back Cover - New Members and Associates Member 23, Associate 2.

Spring_2000 175 00 Cover PASA Members invited to a private viewing of the new Parliament

House Building (June 1939).


Nicholas

Spring_2000 175 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas Plans by History SA for Mortlake Library to leave the Jervois Wing in

2003.

Spring_2000 175 03 Membership Profile 775

Spring_2000 175 04 Luncheon - June By Bob Allan, at the Adelaide Bowling Club.

Spring_2000 175 05 The Ruinous Murray Mouth By James Fell of Scotland to his brother Capt John W Fell in Glasgow.

James was in charge if the SA Company whaling operations at

Encounter Bay in Oct 1837 and the article relates to an incident at

the Murray Mouth.

Spring_2000 175 06 Letters To The Editor

Spring_2000 175 07 Luncheon - October Guest speaker Kingsley Ireland - 'Some Jews of early Adelaide'.

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Spring_2000 175 08 A Pioneering Gentleman To Mr Basil Fisher who is a descendant of the famous White (John

and Barbara) family who came out on the ship 'Tam O'Shamter' in

1836 and settled at the Reed Beds area in Fulham.

Spring_2000 175 09 Annual Dinner at the Radisson Playford Hotel Topic - The Tom Playfords who have made remarkable contributions

to public life in South Australia, by Pastor Tom Playford.

Spring_2000 175 10 Back Cover Annual Dinner Photographs Also Pioneers at the New Parliament House in 1939.

Summer_2000 176 00 Cover An early pioneer - A retouched photograph with accompanying

information. She is one of the Randall family of Corryton Park and

Randalsea and her name is Eliza D Randall.

Summer_2000 176 01 Council Members for 2000-2001 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Summer_2000 176 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas An extract from 'The Annals of Adelaide' by James Sadler (1918).

Summer_2000 176 03 The Proclamation Day Luncheon Theme for this year 'Ships in the Bay on Proclamation Day' with

several small presentations.

Summer_2000 176 04 Christmas in South Australia Poem by Robert Bruce written in 1864 near Lake Torrens.

Summer_2000 176 05 Christmas at The Diggings From the Diary of Robert Shortried Anderson.

Summer_2000 176 06 It's Never Too Late Story by Victor Edward Beckmann Wilson who's grandfather John

Wilson, wife Elizabeth and 5 children arrived aboard the

Buckinghamshire at Port Adelaide on March 1839.

Summer_2000 176 07 Free Eigration to Australia - 1837 The Regulations for the selection of emigrant labourers with

accompanying advice from Robert Gouger.

Summer_2000 176 08 Library Report By Lorna Pratt.

Summer_2000 176 09 Back Cover October Luncheon at the Adelaide Bowling Club Topic 'Some Jews of Early Adelaide' with guest speaker Kingsley

Ireland.

Autumn_2001 177 00 Cover Buffalo Passengers - James and Mary Bennetts nee Thembath. Mr

Bennetts was involved with the split up of the Gum Tree.

Autumn_2001 177 01 Council Members for 2000-2001 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Autumn_2001 177 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas and Programme for 2001.

Autumn_2001 177 03 The Best of the British Colonists By W. and E. Tonkin (Mt Barker) to their brothers and sisters in

England.

Autumn_2001 177 04 Shipping Lists By Margaret Grierson.

Autumn_2001 177 05 The Proclamation Day Luncheon Poems 'Adelaide' and 'Recollections' by Fidelia Hill, read by Mignon

Kent.

Autumn_2001 177 06 The Rapid - where is she now? Extract detailing whereabouts of the ship 'Rapid' from a book by

Edward Lucatt published in 1851 and entailed 'Rovings in the

Pacific'.

Autumn_2001 177 07 New Members 33

Autumn_2001 177 08 Tantaloola Tiger - Myth or Maybe By Wood Bielby.

Autumn_2001 177 09 Berry Family Reunion Of the descendants of William and Hannah Berry (October 2000).

Autumn_2001 177 10 The Buckingham Reunion - A Report By Wendy Tucknott.

Autumn_2001 177 11 Publishing 'A Pioneer History of South Australia' from a grant of $12,000 from Encounter 2002 - an edited collection

of its historical publications.

Autumn_2001 177 12 Back Cover Our First Few Members The Names of the Association's first 10 Members in the 1930s.

Winter_2001 178 00 Cover Gateway to Adderbury Estate in Oxfordshire. The gate which William

George Field RN passed on his way to take up a position as first

mate to Colonel William Light on the Rapid.

Winter_2001 178 01 Council Members for 2000-2001 Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal (Governor of SA), President Dr Jeff

Nicholas

Winter_2001 178 02 Errata - errors in the later issues In the last issue Baron Von Mueller was not the Director of the

Botanic Gardens in Adelaide.

In the Summer issue 2000 (No 176) The Lady on the front cover was

Eliza D. Randall and not Jane Eliza Randall.

Winter_2001 178 03 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas

Winter_2001 178 04 Federation - In case we Forget On Sir John Alexander Cockburn, Premier of South Australia and

Chief Secretary (June 1889).

Winter_2001 178 05 This Month Feature Article John Garlick Pitcher - A truly Colonial Son

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Winter_2001 178 06 A Pioneer History Grant For the publication of 'A Pioneer History of South Australia'.

Winter_2001 178 07 The Prodigal Mirage Poems 'The Emigrants Return' by H.B. Henry, 'The Wanderers

Return' and 'My Jack was a Sailor' by Robert Bruce.

Winter_2001 178 08 Cocktail Party At Atcantana, St Peters with President Dr Nicholas and Miss

Margaret Davey CBE and her sister Jean Lang.

Winter_2001 178 09 Junior Pioneers By Margaret Grierson.

Winter_2001 178 10 Luncheon - May, with Photographs Topic - Burke and Wills with guest speaker Hon. Martin Cameron.

Winter_2001 178 11 Luncheon - July Topic - 'No Convicts There' with guest speaker Mr Max Carter.

Winter_2001 178 12 My Jack was a Sailor Poem by Robert Bruce (1893).

Winter_2001 178 13 Back Cover - Thinking of Restoring The Family Grave Restoration of William and Hannah Watts gravesite at Walkerville.

Spring_2001 179 00 Cover Tribute to retiring Patron His Excellency Sir Eric Neal with

background portrait gallery of some of South Australia's earlier

Governors.


Nicholas

Spring_2001 179 02 Programme of Events

Spring_2001 179 03 Errata - errors in the last issue (Back Cover) we inadvertently misspelt the name of Reverend Andy

Wurm.

Spring_2001 179 04 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas A brief explanation by President Jeff Nicholas on the genesis of the

Australian Flag.

Spring_2001 179 05 The Letters of William Hulme William Hulme was an American sailor who spent time in Australian

waters, visiting Adelaide and Environs in the 1850's.

Spring_2001 179 06 Council Nominations

Spring_2001 179 07 The Annual Dinner at the Radisson Playford Topic - The activities planned for the 'Encounter' 2002 celebrations

with guest speaker Dr Bob Ormston (Dept of Tourism).

Spring_2001 179 08 First Memories of Wallaroo By John Samuel Thorn who had arrived from England as a 2 year old

in 1849.

Spring_2001 179 09 July Luncheon with Photographs Topic - Knowledge of the Art Gallery by Max Carter.

Spring_2001 179 10 Back Cover - Congratulations To Bob Allan.

Summer_2001 180 00 Cover Terowie Railway Station in the early 1880s.

Summer_2001 180 01 Council Members for 2001-2002 President Dr Jeff Nicholas

Summer_2001 180 02 Our First Gaol In a letter to Captain Mitchell of the 'Tam O'Shanter' in 1837 Robert

Gouger writes on behalf of Governor Hindmarsh.

Summer_2001 180 03 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas Appreciation to Kingsley Ireland and Park Heitmann for their

contributions on the Council.

Summer_2001 180 04 Lost in the Mail Safe passage of Colonial Mails.

Summer_2001 180 05 Luncheon - November Topic 'Early Vignerons of SA' by Guest Speaker Ms Valmai Hankel at

the Douglas Mawson Institute of TAFE at Port Adelaide.

Summer_2001 180 06 Charles Dickens & South Australia Letter from a new Colonist and published by Dickins in 1851 - Life in

the Burra Mines of South Australia.

Summer_2001 180 07 Barossa Coach Trip and Photographs Martinsell & Collingrove.

Summer_2001 180 08 The Old Pioneers Poem by Lucretia Sturt Whitington from a book entitled 'Old Gum

Tree Lyrics'.

Summer_2001 180 09 Bravery Honours William George Field RN, took command of the 'Rapid' after Colonel

William Light arrived in South Australia.

Summer_2001 180 10 A Pioneer History Ready for collection ($35).

Summer_2001 180 11 Back Cover - PASA Publication Brief No 17 (Compiled by G.

Morphett)

A Buffalo Pioneer - Robert Cook and family emigrated to SA aboard

the Buffalo in 1836.

Autumn_2002 181 00 Cover Christ Church at North Adelaide opened in December 1949.

Autumn_2002 181 01 Council Members for 2001-2002 Patron Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson (Governor of SA),

President Dr Jeff Nicholas.

Autumn_2002 181 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas Council engaged in debate about the nature of PASA Membership.

Autumn_2002 181 03 March Luncheon - Adelaide Bowling Club Topic - Dr Benjamin Archer Kent (1808-1864) of Kent Town by Guest

Speaker Miss Beth Brittle.

Autumn_2002 181 04 Striking Out for the Antipodes Excerpt from 'Rovings in the Pacific' by Lucett (1852).

Autumn_2002 181 05 George French Angas: A Writer Too! As a Writer.

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Autumn_2002 181 06 Migration Museum Display In the Wake of Flinders and Baudin - The first Ten years.

Autumn_2002 181 07 A Pioneer's Grave William Coulthard (1820-1858) - Explorer.

Autumn_2002 181 08 PASA Publication Brief No 38 (Compiled by G. Morphett) The Hawson Family - Pioneers of Port Lincoln.

Autumn_2002 181 09 Architectural Heritage Homework for Members.

Autumn_2002 181 10 A Pioneer History of SA The four Gentlemen at the desk were Travers Borrow, G C Morphett,

Geoffrey Clarke and Justice Abbott.

Autumn_2002 181 11 Gift for the Queen Council presented a boxed edition of 'A Pioneer History of South

Australia' to Her majesty The Queen on the occasion of her Jubilee.

Autumn_2002 181 12 Letter to the Editor all worthy of your comments.

Autumn_2002 181 13 Back Cover - Proclamation Day Luncheon and Photographs Held in the Banquet Room of the Grand Hotel at Glenelg.

Winter_2002 182 00 Cover Steel engraving by J. Godfrey (c1850) depicts a shipwreck just off the

Bass Rock which is situated off the east coast of Scotland.

Winter_2002 182 01 Council Members for 2001-2002 Patron Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson (Governor of SA),


Winter_2002 182 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas

Winter_2002 182 03 June Luncheon - Armoury Room of the Old Police Barracks Topic - Mounting a Heritage Display, with guest speaker Ms.

Christine Finnemore (Curator of the Migration Musuem).

Winter_2002 182 04 Six Years Residence in the Australian Provinces, William Mann Provides insight into the settlements of NSW, Van Diemen's Land,

Port Phillip and SA as potential destinations for colonists.

Winter_2002 182 05 PASA Publication Brief No 39 (Compiled by G. Morphett) The Bakers of Morialta - The Hon. John (1812-1872) and Sir Richard

Chaffey Baker (1842-1911).

Winter_2002 182 06 Believe it or Not Register Newspaper 1847 reports a Mr Jarman put his wife up for

auction at the Land of Promise Hotel.

Winter_2002 182 07 Annual Subscriptions a small increase to $30.

Winter_2002 182 08 Arriving Safely? The Wreck of the Parsee off Troubridge Shoal, November 1838.

Winter_2002 182 09 Programme

Winter_2002 182 10 The Pioneer History Book Coming to a School Near You!

Winter_2002 182 11 The South Australian Literary Association (Conversazione) The objects of the Association are the cultivation and diffusion of

useful knowledge throughout the Colony of South Australia.

Winter_2002 182 12 Miss Margaret Davey CBE Council extends a very warm thank you on your donation to the

Association.

Winter_2002 182 13 Ellie Debney South Australian Poet who during the 1860's epitomises the synergy

which springs from viewing a new land through the hues of the

motherland. One of her poems was 'The First Shower of Autumn'.

Winter_2002 182 14 Back Cover - Our Literary Past The Bowman family of Werocata near Balaklava had several of these

beautiful tile surrounds incorporated into several of their chimney-

pieces.

Winter_2002 182 15 Back Cover - Thank You Elaine Mrs Elaine Turner retiring as Minute Secretary of the Pioneers

Association.

Winter_2002 182 16 Back Cover - Head-Foreman-Richardson-Lloyd Mrs Elsa Foreman nee Head (1831-1929) became known as the last

surviving passenger of the ship 'Duchess of Northumberland'.

Spring_2002 183 00 Cover Colonel William Light in Egypt 1830 with a following article by Mr

David Elder.

Spring_2002 183 01 Council Members for 2001-2002 Patron Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson (Governor of SA),


Spring_2002 183 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas

Spring_2002 183 03 Luncheon - September at the Douglas Mawson Institute of

TAFE

Topic - Port Adelaide in the First Ten Years with guest speaker Mr

Errol Chinner.

Spring_2002 183 04 PASA Publication Brief No 7 (Compiled by T. Borrow & G.

Morphett)

Henry Watts (1797-1862) - SA First Post Master General and brother

John Cliffe Watts - SA second Post Master General.

Spring_2002 183 05 Constitutional Changes Proposal.

Spring_2002 183 06 Colonel William Light in Egypt By David Elder.

Spring_2002 183 07 Bell's Weekly Messenger Fashions for July 1831.

Spring_2002 183 08 Programme for 2002/2003

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Spring_2002 183 09 Anecdotes from TS Reed Secretary of the SA Branch of the Royal Geographical Society.

Spring_2002 183 10 Annual Dinner at the Radisson Playford Hotel with

Photographs

Topic - Westminster Parliamentary System with guest speaker VP

Hon Jamie Irwin.

Spring_2002 183 11 Back Cover - Photographs The Nile at the first Cataract and the Karnak Temple at Luxor.

Summer_2002 184 00 Cover September Luncheon at the Mawson Institute of TAFE. Topic - History of Port Adelaide with guest speaker Mr Errol Chinner

a long member of the PA Historical Association.

Summer_2002 184 01 Council Members for 2002-2003 Patron Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson (Governor of SA),

President Hon Jamie Irwin.

Summer_2002 184 02 President's Report - Dr Jeff Nicholas Outgoing report.

Summer_2002 184 03 A Backward Glance Extracts from Annie Ridley's book on the subject of wind power

generation.

Summer_2002 184 04 The Reminiscences of Marianne Crouch Marianne Trangmar and her brother James arrived Holdfast Bay

aboard the ship 'Java' in January 1840 …..

Summer_2002 184 05 PASA Publication Brief No 23 (G. Morphett, from Davison

Diaries)

Captain Francis Davison of Blakiston (1799-1861).

Summer_2002 184 06 Pioneer Families The Klemm Family ancestors came out from Hamburg, arriving

aboard the ship 'Catherina' January 1839 …..

Summer_2002 184 07 Financial Statement Submitted by Robert Blair.

Summer_2002 184 08 Stop Press - significant changes from the AGM & SGM The Hon Jamie Irwin duly elected as President and proposed

changes to the Constitution were passed.

Summer_2002 184 09 Programme for 2002/2003

Summer_2002 184 10 In the Shipping Trunk Dr Jeff Nicholas fancying himself as a kind of antipodean Alastair

Cooke …..

Summer_2002 184 11 The Queen's Theatre in Light Square A Special Amateur Presentation February 14th, 1841

Summer_2002 184 12 Africaine Travellers An entry from John Brown's Diary for June 1st, 1836

Summer_2002 184 13 Letters to the Editor

Summer_2002 184 14 A Coach Trip to Victor Harbor With Guide Anthony Laube from the Family History Researce Centre

in the Mortlock Library.

Summer_2002 184 15 Back Cover - Photographs A Bus trip to Victor.

Autumn_2003 185 00 Cover An image by George French Angas of an elderly Man and a young

Girl on the Coorung in 1843.

Autumn_2003 185 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas The Pioneer is now a quarterly Journal, rather than a Newsletter and

will be issued four times a year according to the seasons

Autumn_2003 185 02 President's Report - Hon. Jamie Irwin First Report.



Autumn_2003 185 04 Amputee Under Ether Story by Rev. Darryl Watson about his great great grandfather Henry

Jonas Watson who was the first patient in South Australia to have a

limb anputated under the influrence of ether.

Autumn_2003 185 05 PASA Publication Brief No 30 (G. Morphett, from Mrs. A.A.

Fox)

The Fox Family of Marybank

Autumn_2003 185 06 Shipping Groups

Autumn_2003 185 07 Adelaide's Churches and Pubs For decades Adelaide has been known as 'The City of Churches' and

yet until recently it was a place where you could find a pub on

almost every corner.

Autumn_2003 185 08 Conversazione Extracts from Winter 2002 (No 182) Newsletter.

Autumn_2003 185 09 Photographs Pioneering Onward.

Autumn_2003 185 10 New Members and Associates for a new Century Members -78, Associates -5.

Autumn_2003 185 11 Back Cover - Photograph The Bank of Adelaide at Port Adelaide.

Winter_2003 186 00 Cover The striking image by George French Angas of Lake Wangary in

1843.

Winter_2003 186 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas Pulteney Street in Adelaide is named after Admiral Sir Pulteney

Malcolm.

Winter_2003 186 02 President's Report - Hon. Jamie Irwin



Winter_2003 186 04 Tuberculosis Poem by Henry Kirke White.

Winter_2003 186 05 PASA Publication Brief No 12 (Collated by G. Morphett) John Barton Hack (1805-1882).

Winter_2003 186 06 Shipping Groups

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Winter_2003 186 07 Vale Shirley Cameron Wilson OAM and Reverend Darryl Watson.

Winter_2003 186 08 Hiram Mildred and His Early Life in Port Augusta By Susan Mildred.

Winter_2003 186 09 Up from the Deep Story about the ill fated Yatala by Liz Mitton.

Winter_2003 186 10 Scuttlebutt Aquired its name from its proximity to the on board 'grapevine' and

has since become synonymous with gossip on land and sea.

Winter_2003 186 11 Errata - errors in the last Journal Diana Hancock is a descendant of John & Helen Daw (not Dawe) who

came on the 'Winchester' in 1838.

Pam Skurray (not Skurry) is a descendant of John Horsnell who came

on the 'Lysander'.

Pamela Gissing is a descendant of John Barrow who came on the

'isabella Watson' in 1845.

Shannon Loveday (not Shanna) is a descendant of Japhia (not

Jemima Cocks) of the 'D'Auvergne' 1839.

In the article 'Amputee under Ether' ... Reunion was an island not a

ship.

Winter_2003 186 12 March Luncheon and Photographs Topic - 'The life and times of Robert Gouger' with guest speaker Kath

Crilly.

Winter_2003 186 13 The Three Colonies of Australia New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia - their pastures, copper

mines & Gold Fields by Samuel Sydney (1852).

Winter_2003 186 14 Back Cover - Conversazione Trip to the Maritime Museum at Port Adelaide.

Spring_2003 187 00 Cover Features the two men that were needed to pass legislation of The

South Australian Act of 1834 - King William 1V and the Duke of

Wellington in full flight to the House of Lords.

Spring_2003 187 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas One of the matters perplexing Council this year is the lack of

younger members in the Association.

Spring_2003 187 02 President's Report - Hon. Jamie Irwin



Spring_2003 187 04 Letters of Introduction

Spring_2003 187 05 Imagine this! William Giles was the third Manager of the SA Company on

Kangaroo Island …..

Spring_2003 187 06 Ode to a Brandy Bottle Poems from Chambers Edinburgh Journal (1845).

Spring_2003 187 07 Shipping Groups

Spring_2003 187 08 Glenelg: Public Bathing Prohibited By Dr Jeff Nicholas.

Spring_2003 187 09 Book Review: Romance of the Stockman Author Anon., Material by R.M. Younger, Provided by Doug

Maschmedt.

Spring_2003 187 10 Luncheon - June The South Australia - India Connection in the 1830s by Meryl

Thompson.

Spring_2003 187 11 PASA Publication Brief No 14 (Edited by G. Morphett) The Herberts of Yankalilla.

Spring_2003 187 12 Errata - errors in the last issue The last issue was No 186 and not No 185, this issue is No 187.

Ms Susan Mildred was the Family History Librarian in the State

Library of SA and not 'an archivist'.

Spring_2003 187 13 The 2003 Annual Dinner at the Radisson Hotel - August 8th Topic - Early Development of the South Australian Judicial System

with guest speaker Justice Trevor Olsson.

Spring_2003 187 14 Back Cover - Photographs Five images.

Summer_2003 188 00 Cover Painting set in the Scottish countyside of either the mother or wife

of Captain John Duncan, brother in law to Sir Walter Watson

Hughes.

Summer_2003 188 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas Most satisfying to see so much original material in the Journal this

Christmas.

Summer_2003 188 02 Policy and objects of the Association …


President Hon. Jamie Irwin.

Summer_2003 188 04 PASA Publication Brief No 11 (Edited by G. Morphett) The Matthews Family of Coromandel Valley - Thomas and Harriet

Matthews.

Summer_2003 188 05 Shadows of the Past: Reflecting on our present and future By Tanya Lehmann.

Summer_2003 188 06 Financials for 2002-2003 Income and Expenditure Statement.

Summer_2003 188 07 President's AGM Report for 2002-2003 - Hon Jamie Irwin

Summer_2003 188 08 Conducting Family Research - Research Venues in SA By Margaret Grierson.

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Summer_2003 188 09 Errata - errors in the last issue Duke of England was not Prime Minister of England at the time of

the passage of SA Act - he was leader in the House of Lords.

William Giles was the third Manager of SA Company on Kangaroo

Island - not the first.

Summer_2003 188 10 Shipping Groups

Summer_2003 188 11 Proclamation Day Luncheon at the Stamford Grand Hotel,

Glenelg

Guest speaker - Professor Philip Ayres (English Literature at Monash

University), on the ship SKJOLD from Prussia in 1841.

Summer_2003 188 12 Early Colonial South Australia - Ian Schomburgk A brief summary of inputs of Integrated Technology to the early

economy outside Europe.

Summer_2003 188 13 Back Cover - Photographs Five images.

Autumn_2004 189 00 Cover Stained glass window of Christ Church, Yankalilla depicting St

Elizabeth of Hungary, our Lady of Yankalilla and the cliffs of Gulf St

Vincent stretching away to Rapid Bay in the south.

Autumn_2004 189 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas Much gnashing of teeth and apoplectic internalisation latelty about

contradictory views of history.

Autumn_2004 189 02 Policy and objects of the Association …

Autumn_2004 189 03 President's Report - Hon Jamie Irwin

Autumn_2004 189 04 PASA Publication Brief No 16 (Compiled by G. Morphett) The Yeates Family from 1839.

Autumn_2004 189 05 Keswick Bridge and not a train in sight Photograph.

Autumn_2004 189 06 Volunteers Wanted for Ancestor Database, Administration.

Autumn_2004 189 07 Mail Guards from Observer Jun 1859 - to the editor of the Register.

Autumn_2004 189 08 Programme for 2004-2005

Autumn_2004 189 09 A Day to Remember By Mrs Watts - The opening of the new Port (Oct 14, 1840).

Autumn_2004 189 10 From the Secretary's Desk - Pam Skurray I thought I would like to say a few words about my duties in the

office.


President Hon Jaime Irwin.

Autumn_2004 189 12 Shipping Groups

Autumn_2004 189 13 Pioneers Association Formed The Advertiser, Adelaide, 20th September 1935.

Autumn_2004 189 14 A Letter to the Editor Edward Gibbon Wakefield.

Autumn_2004 189 15 The Foundation of the Colony By Edwin Hodder (History of SA Vol 11) - A Chronology of the

Foundation of the Colony from 1836-1838.

Autumn_2004 189 16 Back Cover - New Junior Pioneers Paige and Amy Day of Berrigan, NSW are 6th generation Australians

with more than 5 sets of pioneer ancestors.

Painting on the Murray River by G. French Angas 1843.

Winter_2004 190 00 Cover Policy Platform of the Association.

Winter_2004 190 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas An open letter from Doug Maschmedt…give it some thought.

Winter_2004 190 02 Policy and objects of the Association …

Winter_2004 190 03 President's Report - Hon Jamie Irwin

Winter_2004 190 04 Vale Susan Mildred (1938-2004)

Winter_2004 190 05 Shipping Group Workshop

Winter_2004 190 06 Junior Pioneer Sunday - Liz Mitton Visit to the Maritime Museum, July 18th.



Winter_2004 190 08 PASA Publication Brief No 17 (Compiled by G. Morphett) Robert Cock - Buffalo Pioneer (1786-1869).

Winter_2004 190 09 William Light & George Jones By David Elder (Melb 2004) - George Jones and his relationship with

William Light.

Winter_2004 190 10 Programme for 2004-2005

Winter_2004 190 11 Membership Report - Margaret Grierson Two microfiche readers donated by Ross Forsythe for use in the

office.

Winter_2004 190 12 Through the Eyes of the Archives By Sue Coppin - 130 years of the University of Adelaide.

Winter_2004 190 13 Advertising/Increased Subscription Charges Council approved annual subscription increases for 2004-2005.

Winter_2004 190 14 Dear Fellow Members From Douglas Maschmedt - An open letter of what you can do for

the Association.

Winter_2004 190 15 A Colonial Snapshot By Mrs Alfred WATTS - A visit to Klemzig by Mr A.

Winter_2004 190 16 Back Cover - Photographs Colonel Light's Birthday, Cocktail Party snaps for New Members.

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Spring_2004 191 00 Cover Statue of King George V astride his 1st World War cavalry mount in

full field marshall regalia in Angas Gardens, between McKinnon

Parade and War Memorial Drive, sculptured by Parisian Maurice

Lambert.

Spring_2004 191 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas In May we are conducting a Pork & Grindstone Blowout.

Spring_2004 191 02 Policy and objects of the Association …

Spring_2004 191 03 President's Report - Hon Jamie Irwin

Spring_2004 191 04 Your Special Books Deane Kemp hosted a very successful evening of members valuing

their special books.



Spring_2004 191 06 PASA Publication Brief No 106 (By E. Lawrenson) Stephen King Junior and his family.

Spring_2004 191 07 Women of Substance and the Paradise of Dissent By Dr Jeff Nicholas - Harriet Grote.

Spring_2004 191 08 Shipping Groups - Ian Schomburgk

Spring_2004 191 09 Junior Pioneer Chatbox - Liz Mitton Visit to the Maritime Museum in July.

Spring_2004 191 10 Life Membership Its back - no acceptance since 1997.

Spring_2004 191 11 Programme for 2004-2005, Advertisements

Spring_2004 191 12 Port Phillip Pioneers Group in Victoria

Spring_2004 191 13 A Picture tells a thousand words By Clarrie Mitchell (Melb 2004) - The Walladge, Evans, Pedler and

Mitchell families (1840 ship Lysander to the present).

Spring_2004 191 14 Back Cover - Conversazione at the North Adelaide Institute Photograph of the May 2004 Group.

Summer_2004 192 00 Cover The spires of St Peters Cathedral.

Summer_2004 192 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas Special tribute to outgoing President Hon Jamie Irwin.

Summer_2004 192 02 Policy and objects of the Association …

Summer_2004 192 03 President's Report - Hon Jamie Irwin Final report due to illness.

Summer_2004 192 04 Chatbox Jade Lyn Fraser born 11 Jan 2004 is our newest Junior Pioneer.

Summer_2004 192 05 The Rocking Horse Why have they been so enduring for 400 years?

Summer_2004 192 06 Women of Substance and the Paradise of Dissent By Dr Jeff Nicholas - Maria Hack nee Barton (1777-1844).

Summer_2004 192 07 Churches and churchgoing in Adelaide's early years David Hilliard's (reader in History, Flinders University) Annual Dinner

Speech Aug 2004.


President Deane Kemp.

Summer_2004 192 09 Programme for 2004-2005, announcements Attendances at PASA Events for 2003-2004, Genealogists Disease.

Summer_2004 192 10 Genealogists Disease Condition very contagious to adults.

Summer_2004 192 11 A Picture tells a Hundred Years By Mrs Pamela King - Congratulations to Helen Willcox Smith on her

100 years.

Summer_2004 192 12 Back Cover - Photographs Clare coach trip to 'Wolta Wolta' and 'Windybrae'.

Autumn_2005 193 00 Cover Monument to early settlement in South Australia next to the Glenelg

Town Hall - erected in 1936 on the Centenary of SA.

Autumn_2005 193 01 Editorial - Dr. Jeff Nicholas Only a couple of months to the Pork & Grindstone Blowout.

Autumn_2005 193 02 New Pioneer Website http//www.pioneerssa.org.au.

Autumn_2005 193 03 Policy and objects of the Association …

Autumn_2005 193 04 President's Report - Deane Kemp

Autumn_2005 193 05 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Noah's Ark.

Autumn_2005 193 06 Shipping News - Ian Schomburgk Finalising the shipping lists.

Autumn_2005 193 07 The Departure of Emigrants By Thomas Campbell - Poem.

Autumn_2005 193 08 Women of Substance and the Paradise of Dissent By Dr Jeff Nicholas - Priscilla Wakefield nee Barclay (1751-1832).

Autumn_2005 193 09 Dr Edward Davy By Jill Davy of her descendant who sailed to SA aboard the ship

'Somersetshire' in Aug 1839.



Autumn_2005 193 11 Errata - errors in the last issue In relation to David Hilliard's article the two buildings on pages 7 & 8

should be transposed.

Autumn_2005 193 12 The Programme for 2005

Autumn_2005 193 13 Seek & Ye May Find By Kinglsey Ireland of his descendant Ellen Martha Longmire nee

Frost who sailed to SA aboard ship 'Taglioni' in Jun 1844.

Autumn_2005 193 14 Back Cover - Photographs of Proclamation Day 2004.

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Winter_2005 194 00 Cover The Albert Tower at the Adelaide Town Hall Clock showing the time

(5.30pm) of the Pork and Grindstone Blowout.

Winter_2005 194 01 Policy and objects of the Association … How to contact PASA.

Winter_2005 194 02 Editorial - Jamie Irwin (Acting) Farewell and thank you to retiring Editor Dr Jeffery Nicholas.

Winter_2005 194 03 Pork & Grindstone Blowout - Deane Kemp (Part 1) Anniversary of the Establishment of Adelaide.

Winter_2005 194 04 Subscriptions Council approved annual subscription increases for 2005-2006.

Winter_2005 194 05 Three score and Ten - Deane Kemp (Part 1) PASA's 70th year milestone.

Winter_2005 194 06 Snapshots & March meeting report

Winter_2005 194 07 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Games which were in vogue between 1800 and 1840.



Winter_2005 194 09 Crossing the Thames By Richard Venus - Why the Patawalonga was called the 'Thames' by

the Pioneers.

Winter_2005 194 10 President's Report - Deane Kemp

Winter_2005 194 11 Welcome to New Members and Associates 2003 and 2004 Members -54, Associates -5.

Winter_2005 194 12 Back Cover Calender of Events.

Spring_2005 195 00 Cover The Adelaide Town Hall Banquet Room awaits the Pork and

Grindstone Blowout.

Spring_2005 195 01 Policy and objects of the Association … How to contact PASA.

Spring_2005 195 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Peter's first Editorial.

Spring_2005 195 03 Pork & Grindstone Blowout - Deane Kemp (Part 2) Did not come off!

Spring_2005 195 04 The Gift of Membership - Margaret Grierson This could be as an Ordinary Member, Life Member or Junior

Member.

Spring_2005 195 05 Three score and Ten - Deane Kemp (Part 2) PASA's 70th year milestone.

Spring_2005 195 06 Shipping News - Ian Schomburgk Finalising of shipping lists continues.

Spring_2005 195 07 Pork & Grindstone Highlights Photographs.



Spring_2005 195 09 Luncheon - July at the Royal Coach Hotel/Motel by Pam

Skurray

Topic - Victorian world of fashion which mirrored the Colonial

Australian fashion era of 1810-1910 with guest speaker Kay

Inverarity.

Spring_2005 195 10 President's Report - Deane Kemp

Spring_2005 195 11 Conversazione on your Special Books By Deane Kemp.

Spring_2005 195 12 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers/Welcome to new Junior Pioneers By Liz Mitton - Playthings of the early 19th Century.

Spring_2005 195 13 Corrections/Welcome to New Members 2004 and 2005 Members - 41, Associates -1, Life - 11.

Spring_2005 195 14 Back Cover Calender of Events.

Summer_2005 196 00 Cover Montage of photographs celebrating PASA's 70th Anniversary

Dinner.

Summer_2005 196 01 Policy and objects of the Association … How to contact PASA.

Summer_2005 196 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Please refer to tribute for Jamie Irwin.

Summer_2005 196 03 PASA's 70th Anniversary Dinner in September 2005 at the Naval Military & Air Force Club, Adelaide.

Summer_2005 196 04 Parrot Pie is Very Good - Part 1 By Dr Robin Haines (Flinders University) - Immigrant diets in the mid-

nineteenth century.

Summer_2005 196 05 Vale Jamie Irwin By Bob Allan - Hon James Campbell Irwin (1937-2005).

Summer_2005 196 06 Past President Honoured Keith Borrow, President from 1974-1977 was presented with the

Commemorative Shield by our Patron.

Summer_2005 196 07 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Play Things and Sunday play at Urrbrae House.



Summer_2005 196 09 Welcome to New Members - 2005 Members -9, Associates -1, Life -1, Junior -1.

Summer_2005 196 10 President's Report - Deane Kemp AGM Nov 2005 at the Chapman Hall, Engineering House, North

Adelaide.

Summer_2005 196 11 A Woman of Substance By Dr Jeff Nicholas - Harriet Taylor Mill nee Hardy (1807-1858).

Summer_2005 196 12 Back Cover Calender of Events.

Autumn_2006 197 00 Cover Pioneer descendants about to board HMS Buffalo on Proclamation

Day 2005.

Autumn_2006 197 01 Policy and objects of the Association … How to contact PASA.

Autumn_2006 197 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Much sadness on the passing of another Past-President, Mr Keith

Borrow.

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Autumn_2006 197 03 "Why History Matters" By Margaret Anderson (History Trust of SA) - From a paper

presented at the PASA 2005 AGM.

Autumn_2006 197 04 Parrot Pie is Very Good - Pt 2 By Dr Robin Haines (Flinders University) - Immigrant diets in the mid-

nineteenth century.

Autumn_2006 197 05 Proclamation Day 2005 - Deane Kemp Ceremony at the Old Gum Tree with Luncheon at the Buffalo

Restaurant, Adelphi Terrace, Glenelg.



Autumn_2006 197 07 President's Report - Deane Kemp

Autumn_2006 197 08 Recent Library Acquisitions Donation of four new books.

Autumn_2006 197 09 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Family Histories for Children.

Autumn_2006 197 10 Keith Travers Borrow Tribute (1917-2005) By Dr Robert Edwards.

Autumn_2006 197 11 Corrigenda - errors in the last issue Keith Borrow President from 1974-1997 (not 1977), New Junior

Pioneer was Tayla Jane Fraser (not Talyor).

Autumn_2006 197 12 Back Cover Calender of Events.

Winter_2006 198 00 Cover Engraving by Edouard Poggig (pub in 1841) of 'The Dodo of

Mauritius'.


Winter_2006 198 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth

Winter_2006 198 03 Mauritius & The South Australian Connections Speaker Tom Young, JP (Hon Consul In SA for the Republic of

Mauritius) - PASA Lunch Mar 2006 at the Royal Coach, Adelaide.

Winter_2006 198 04 Parrot Pie is Very Good - Pt 3 By Dr Robin Haines (Flinders University) - Immigrant diets in the mid-

nineteenth century.

Winter_2006 198 05 "A Pioneer History" reviewed

Winter_2006 198 06 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Toys.

Winter_2006 198 07 President's Report - Deane Kemp A key issue under considerations at Council Meetings is

membership.

Winter_2006 198 08 Shipping News - Ian Schomburgk Shipping lists continues.

Winter_2006 198 09 Welcome to New Members - 2006 Members -10, Associates -1, Life -3, Junior -14.

Winter_2006 198 10 Recent Library Acquisitions Donation of more new books.



Winter_2006 198 12 New Honorary Solicitor James Cudmore (Partner in the practice Cosoff Cudmore Knox,

Lawyers).

Winter_2006 198 13 Subscriptions Council keeps annual subscription at same rate for 2006-2007.


Spring_2006 199 00 Cover Adelaide actor Brenton Whittle as Colonel William Light.


Spring_2006 199 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Knowledge the achievements of Pioneer member Betty Ann

Gransbury recognised in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours List.

Spring_2006 199 03 147th Colonel Light Birthday Ceremony MC Peter Goers as Sir Samuel Way - Mock debate of 'Light's Vision

on Trial' between Light and Kingston.

Spring_2006 199 04 A Sturdy Pioneer The Observer, Adelaide, July 1906 - John Downing of Nairne, arriving

SA aboard ship 'Java' in 1840.

Spring_2006 199 05 Colonel Light Birthday Celebration photographs by Richard Venus.

Spring_2006 199 06 Pioneers in Postcards - Keith Conlon History Week Celebration at the Lecture Theatre Institute Building,

North Adelaide (May 25).

Spring_2006 199 07 Tributes of Honour RSL Memorials (go to www.tributesofhonour.info).

Spring_2006 199 08 Excerpts from the Diary of Mary Ann Louisa Beasley (or Marianne Beazley), who sailed to South Australia in the ship

'Hooghly' in June 1939.

Spring_2006 199 09 President's Report - Deane Kemp Expanding membership, any ideas.

Spring_2006 199 10 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Play.

Spring_2006 199 11 What's in a Name? By John McKellar Simpson (Life Member) - The McKellars and the

Allens.

Spring_2006 199 12 Corrigenda - errors in the last issue In the Junior Members Sections - William Tyzack arrived on the

'Warrior' not the Warrick, and the sponser of Lauren & Todd Marsh

and Amy Cotton was 'Janet Marsh' not Jane Marsh.



Spring_2006 199 14 Welcome to New Members - 2006 Members -12, Associates -1, Junior -7.

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Summer_2006 200 00 Cover The masonary arch Hallett Bridge on the road to Willunga was built

in 1867 and carried traffic for nearly 100 years.


Summer_2006 200 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth This is the 200th issue of "The Pioneer'.

Summer_2006 200 03 Pioneer Ancestors in Archives Guest speaker Janet Newman (State Records) - 70th AGM Nov 2006

at Engineering House, North Adelaide.

Summer_2006 200 04 Grace Montgomery Howard/Farrell of Holy Trinity Church By Dr Leith MacGillivray - Grace M Howard/Farrell nee Neville (1812-

1870).

Summer_2006 200 05 PASA Annual Dinner - 2006 at the Naval Military & Airforce

Club of SA

After Dinner address by Dr Jeff Nicholas - 'The Founders of SA,

whom should we venerate'.

Summer_2006 200 06 Slates, Shingles & Pioneers Field trip to Willunga district in September.

Summer_2006 200 07 Chatbox - Liz Mitton In sturt's Footprints.

Summer_2006 200 08 My Pioneer Ancestors By Bev de Russett (New Member Jul 2006) - Thomas Arscott Perry,

wife Louisa, daughter Albina arr Adelaide aboard ship 'Hooghly'

1839.

Summer_2006 200 09 President's Report - Robert Allen (acting) Deane Kemp and his wife Carolyn were holidaying in the UK, Robert

was elected President at the AGM.

Summer_2006 200 10 Unwanted Immigrant Member Wendy Tucknott advised that there was an unwelcome

immigrant aboard the ship 'Buckinghamshire' arr 1839 - the

soursob.

Summer_2006 200 11 Shipping News - Ian Schomburgk First function at which seating was arranged in shipping groups, it

was not easy.

Summer_2006 200 12 Corrigenda - errors in the last issue In the article on John Downing, one of his daughter's married name

was 'Hender' not Hendry.


President Robert Allen.

Summer_2006 200 14 Welcome to New Members - 2006 Members -4, Associates -1, Life -1, Junior -5.

Summer_2006 200 15 Back Cover - Shedding a little Light on our Traffic Problems -

An address to PASA Jul 1951 (Pioneer Publication No 70) by

Sir Henry Newland

also Calender of Events.

Autumn_2007 201 00 Cover Pioneer Association Members at the 100th Anniversary of the

unveiling of Light's Statue and Proclamation Day 2006 at the Old

Gum Tree (or Temple Bar as it was once called) and later for lunch at

the Buffalo Restaurant.


Autumn_2007 201 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth

Autumn_2007 201 03 Pionee Benefactor William Augustine Leigh (1820-1873) - after whom Leigh Street

(where PASA's current office is situated) is named.

Autumn_2007 201 04 The 'Isabella Watson' & the Barrows of Ashwell By Pam & Henry Gissing - on John & Emma Barrow who immigrated

to SA on the barque 'Isabella Watson' in 1845.

Autumn_2007 201 05 Shipping List Passengers on board the 'Isabella Watson'.

Autumn_2007 201 06 Proclamation Day 2006 - Doug Maschmedt Guest speaker Dr Jenny Booth - refer to next issue of the PASA

Journal for a fuller account of Jenny's address.

Autumn_2007 201 07 Colonel Light Statue - 100th Anniversary Celebration held at Montefiore Hill, the current site of the Statue, on

the 26 November 2006.

Autumn_2007 201 08 My Pioneer Ancestors: Jan Marsh William Tyzack (1797-1885) immigrated to SA aboard the 'Warrior'

in 1840.

Autumn_2007 201 09 President's Report - Bob Allen

Autumn_2007 201 10 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Robert John Wheaton Grierson Topic - Captain Charles Napier Sturt.

Autumn_2007 201 11 Poetry of Pioneers Poems selected by Chris Ander-Tritt.



Autumn_2007 201 13 Welcome to New Members - 2007 Members -12, Associates -2, Renewal -1.

Autumn_2007 201 14 Back Cover - The Last Word from Deane Kemp also Calender of Events.

Winter_2007 202 00 Cover Dean Kemp (past President) and Bob Allen (current President) at

Colonel Light's 221st birthday celebrations in Light Square.



Winter_2007 202 03 SA: The Last Piece in the Jigsaw of British Australia Guest Speaker Dr Jenny Booth, at the 2006 Proclamation Day

Luncheon.

Winter_2007 202 04 Adopt-a-Gran: a fun competition - with a prize!

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Winter_2007 202 05 Wanted: Pioneer recipes Do you have any old recipes from the Pioneer Days?

Winter_2007 202 06 Photos from Association Functions in March & April

Winter_2007 202 07 Junior Pioneers' Own Family Stories By Ben Dillon and Audrey Maschmedt.

Winter_2007 202 08 A Pioneer Odyssey: Deane Kemp's notes on a UK Visit

Winter_2007 202 09 President's Report - Bob Allen

Winter_2007 202 10 My Pioneer Ancestors - Peter Brinkworth Thomas & Elizabeth Brinkworth.

Winter_2007 202 11 PASA's newest Junior pioneer Zachary Alexander Graves.



Winter_2007 202 13 Welcome to New Members - 2007 Members -8, Renewal -2.


Spring_2007 203 00 Cover South Australia'a second House of Parliament, celebrating 150 years

of successful responsible Government.


Spring_2007 203 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth What is a terquasquicentennial event?

Spring_2007 203 03 The Sesquicentenary of the SA Parliament on 24 Apr 2007, the Second Session of the 51st Parliament was

opened by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Bruno Krumins.

Spring_2007 203 04 The Industrious Life of Samuel Lewis - Warren Lewis & Mandy

Coote

Samuel (1813-1896) & Caroline Lewis (nee Lees) (1814-1862) arrived

in SA aboard the barque 'Moffatt' in December 1839.

Spring_2007 203 05 Photos from Functions Sesquicentenary opening of State Parliament and SA History Week.

Spring_2007 203 06 Chatbox: Remembering our Grandparents By Jessica Silva (aged 17) and Sally Porter.

Spring_2007 203 07 President's Report - Bob Allen A letter of thanks and appreciation has been forwarded to PASA's

retiring Patron, Her excellency Margorie Jackson-Nelson.

Spring_2007 203 08 Welcome to New Members - 2007 Members -11, Associates -2, Life -2, Junior -3.

Spring_2007 203 09 Vale Joan Kyffin Willington, Dr David Jones and John Wigzell.



Spring_2007 203 11 South Australian Memories - A New Website Developed by the State Library of SA.


Summer_2007 204 00 Cover The World's first Mechanical Harvester - replica of a Ridley No 2

Stripper.


Summer_2007 204 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth It is heartening to know that such groups as the History Teachers

Association and the History Council of SA are arguing to re-establish

history in the school curriculum in this state.

Summer_2007 204 03 The World's First Mechanical Harvester By John Blundell and Richard Venus.

Summer_2007 204 04 Ellen Williams, SA's first European-born Centenarian - Barbara

Medhurst

Ellen Williams nee Folland (1840-1941) arrived SA with her Parents

aboard the barque 'Resource' in January 1839.

Summer_2007 204 05 Photos from Association Functions PASA's Annual Dinner at the Classics Restaurant, Walkerville in

August and a visit to Hahndorf in September.

Summer_2007 204 06 Jeff & Jeremy in London Dr Jeff Nicholas at the University College London with the 'real'

Jeremy Bentham, although the head is wax.

Summer_2007 204 07 Chatbox - Bridget Neill (aged 9) Visit to Belair National Park and Old Government House in October.

Summer_2007 204 08 Recollections of Holy Trinity Church - Charles Emery from the 1903 memoirs of Charles Emery who arrived in SA in 1838.

Summer_2007 204 09 President's Report - Bob Allen Bob's last report.

Summer_2007 204 10 A Date to Celebrate - PASA Newsletter No 87 - H J Finniss for it was on this day Aug 15, 1834 that the Imperial Government

adopted legislation "to erect South Australia into a Province".

Summer_2007 204 11 Mrs Sturt's fruit cake: 1 Perfect for diabetics says Pam Skurray.

Summer_2007 204 12 Mrs Sturt's fruit cake: 2 Not for diabetics.

Summer_2007 204 13 Council Members for 2007-2008 Patron: His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce (Governor of SA),

President Pamela Skurray.

Summer_2007 204 14 Welcome to New Members - 2007 Members -17, Renewals -1, Associates -2, Life -1.

Summer_2007 204 15 Back Cover - 1857 Proclamation Day Celebrations with Poem also Calendar of Events.

Autumn_2008 205 00 Cover Near Bethany in the Barossa Valley, photograph by Richard Venus.


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Autumn_2008 205 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth The World Wide Web is a powerful tool for communication.

Autumn_2008 205 03 The Sons of George Fife Angas - Alistair Angas George French Angas (1822-1886) arrived in SA aboard the

'Augustus' in 1843.

John Howard Angas (1823-1904) arrived in SA aboard the 'Madras'

in 1843.

Autumn_2008 205 04 More on Strippers Ian Schomburgk has expressed concerns about the prominence

given in our last issue to claims by Isaac Dutch that John Ridley's first

stripper was a failure.

Autumn_2008 205 05 North Terrace plaque honours Sir Hubert Wilkins Photographs.

Autumn_2008 205 06 Commemoration Day Luncheon 2007 - Jenny Neill at the Ramada Stamford Grand, Glenelg with guest speaker Hon

David Hawker on "How we have changed".

Autumn_2008 205 07 Starting a Family History website - Kerry Edwards

Autumn_2008 205 08 President's Report - Pam Skurray The 11th and first female President of PASA.

Autumn_2008 205 09 Did you know… The first significant bridge across the River Torrens is known as

Hardy's Bridge (1839), named after Alfred Hardy, the Town

Surveyor.

Autumn_2008 205 10 Council Members for 2007-2008 Patron: His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce (Governor of SA),


Autumn_2008 205 11 Welcome to New Members - 2008 Members -10, Associates -3, Junior -3.

Autumn_2008 205 12 Back Cover Photograph by Richard Venus of a farm homestead in the mid north

near Rhynie, also Calendar of Events.

Winter_2008 206 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Pauline Brinkworth in 1994 An unofficial border marker on the banks of the River Murray about

649kms from the mouth.



Winter_2008 206 03 SA's First Surveyed Border & the Disputed Country - Deane

Kemp

Part 1 - But where is the border?

Winter_2008 206 04 Pioneer Ancestors - Joy Forrest Frederick (1813-1850) & Dymphna Lester nee Nihill ( -1873).

Frederick arrived in SA aboard the 'Lady Emma' in December 1837.

Winter_2008 206 05 Scottish Luncheon at the Royal Coach Motor Inn in March,

2008

with photographs.

Winter_2008 206 06 History Week 2008 Photographs.

Winter_2008 206 07 Requests for Help from Members & Researchers

Winter_2008 206 08 President's Report - Pam Skurray

Winter_2008 206 09 Our Life in these Antipodes Poem by Margaret Stevenson in 1838.

Winter_2008 206 10 Council Members for 2007-2008 Patron: His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce (Governor of SA),


Winter_2008 206 11 Welcome to New Members - 2008 Members -6, Junior -1.

Winter_2008 206 12 Index to Pioneers Association Booklets Members are advised that there is a consolidated index of all PASA's

Booklets available for consultation in the Association's Office.

Winter_2008 206 13 Back Cover Calendar of Events.

Spring_2008 207 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Richard Venus Todd's Obelisk commemorating the accurate fixing of the SA - NSW

border.


Spring_2008 207 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Have you ever wondered what happened to the relatives of your

Pioneer Ancestors who stayed behind and why they did?

Spring_2008 207 03 Pam Skurray: Her Life & Ancestry - Ken Horsnell (Pam's

brother)

Who is Pam Skurray?

Spring_2008 207 04 SA's First Surveyed Border & the Disputed Country - Deane

Kemp

Part 2 - But where is the border?

Spring_2008 207 05 The Province Boundary Photographs and map.

Spring_2008 207 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Children's Wear in Pioneer Days.

Spring_2008 207 07 My Pioneer Ancestors - Joy Forrest Dr Robert Montgomery of Happy Valley (1806-1866) arrived in SA

aboard the 'Sir Charles Forbes' in June 1839 with his wife Ann and

daughter Mary Ann.

Spring_2008 207 08 President's Report - Pam Skurray

Spring_2008 207 09 Council Members for 2007-2008 Patron: His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce (Governor of SA),


Spring_2008 207 10 Back Cover Calendar of Events.

Summer_2008 208 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Peter Brinkworth The old biscuit factory in Coromandel Valley founded by pioneer

Alexander Murray.

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Summer_2008 208 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth This issue highlights the origins of one of our earliest settled areas,

Coromandel Valley.

Summer_2008 208 03 Captain Chesser & the Coromandel - Wilfred L Purches

Summer_2008 208 04 The Story of John Parsons - Wilfred L Purches (Grandson)

Summer_2008 208 05 Some Pioneering Families in Coromandel Valley Originally compiled by Lilian Archibald and published in the "The

Coromandel" 29 October 1964.

Summer_2008 208 06 Coromandel Valley Photo Gallery

Summer_2008 208 07 New Member Cocktail Party Photographs - July 2008

Summer_2008 208 08 President's Report - Pam Skurray Germanic Luncheon in September at the German Club with guest

speaker Ian Henschke.

Summer_2008 208 09 Introducing the Borrow Collection Donated by the late Keith Borrow, the great-great-grandson of SA's

first Premier, B T Finniss.

Summer_2008 208 10 Welcome to New Members - 2008 Members -31, Reinstated -1, Associate -8, Life -1, Junior -1.



Summer_2008 208 12 Back Cover Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Bridget Neill (aged

10)

In October the Junior Pioneers had their annual event at the Old

Gum Tree then onto Cummins House with Ken Horshell as Sir John

Morphett. Also Calender of Events.

Autumn_2009 209 00 Cover An Armillary Sphere or spherical astrolabe from an 18th century

German engraving.



Autumn_2009 209 03 The Torrens System of Land Titles - Peter Whimpress recognising the 150th anniversary of the enactment of the Real

Property Act of 1858.

Autumn_2009 209 04 The Shepherd & the Squire - Pat Uppill Matthew Jagger (1803-1876) arrived in SA with his wife Mary and

four sons aboard the ship 'Sir Charles Forbes' in June 1839.

Thomas Mayfield (1795-1878) arrived SA with his wife Rebecca and

nine children aboard the ship 'Prince Regent' in September 1839.

Autumn_2009 209 05 Commemoration Day Luncheon 2008 at the Ramada Stamford Grand, Glenelg with guest speaker Hon

Dean Brown on "Early Settlemnet of South Australia".

Autumn_2009 209 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Measuring Things.

Autumn_2009 209 07 President's Report - Pam Skurray Guest Speaker at the AGM was Bernard O'Neil on "Johannes Menge -

More than The Father of SA Mineralogy".



Autumn_2009 209 09 Coming Events Memorial to Montague Village (Pooraka) Pioneers in March 2009 &

Admella 150 Festival in August 2009.

Autumn_2009 209 10 Back Cover Calendar of Events.

Winter_2009 210 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Peter Brinkworth The memorial to George French Angas in the Angas Gardens just

north of the Adelaide Bridge. (See correction next issue).



Winter_2009 210 03 More than "The Father of SA Mineralogy" - Bernard O'Neil Johannes Menge (1788-1852) arrived at Kangaroo Island aboard the

ship 'Coromandel' in January 1837.

Winter_2009 210 04 Early German Immigration & the Henschke Family - Ian

Henschke

A report of the talk given at the German Club on September 2008.

Winter_2009 210 05 Functions & Luncheons with Photographs The Colonel Light Ceremony in April 2009 depicted the creation of

the first Adelaide City Council c1840.

Winter_2009 210 06 President's Report - Pam Skurray

Winter_2009 210 07 Welcome to New Members - 2009 Members -18, Associate -1, Junior -3.

Winter_2009 210 08 The Time Killer 19th Century hunour.

Winter_2009 210 09 Alphabet of Advice from the Children's Column, Pictorial Australian, July 1885.



Winter_2009 210 11 New Publications Members are advised that new publications are becoming available.


Spring_2009 211 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Richard Venus The bridge over Jacob's Creek.


Spring_2009 211 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth

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Spring_2009 211 03 Ann Jacob - Pioneer Barossa Winemaker from an address by Dr Julie Tolley to the PASA's Annual Dinner at

Walkerville, August 2008.

Spring_2009 211 04 My Pioneer Ancestors - Andrea Payne (nee Smyth-Blood) Given that membership of the PASA requires only one pioneer

ancestor, Andrea can claim eight-fold membership.

Spring_2009 211 05 Functions & Luncheons - with Photographs History Week was held in the Drill Hall, Torrens Parade Ground in

May and a visit to the Keswick Army Barracks in June.

Spring_2009 211 06 John McDouall Stuart Expedition & Memorials to his Party Deane Kemp represented the Association at a visit to the West

Terrace Cemetery with the John McDouall Stuart Society in May

2009.

Spring_2009 211 07 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Children's Chores.

Spring_2009 211 08 President's Report - Pam Skurray Pam's 'second last' report as President.

Spring_2009 211 09 Welcome to New Members - 2009 Members -7, Junior -3.

Correction to the previous listing in the Pioneer Winter 2009 (No

210) with two ancestors of Diane Skull missing.

Spring_2009 211 10 Corrigenda The memorial in the cover photo of the last Pioneer (No 210) was to

George Fife Angas and not his eldest son.

Spring_2009 211 11 Help Wanted Pioneer Member Sylvia Gordon looking for photos/history of Perry

WOOD & Louisa BERRY arrived SA aboard 'Calphurnia' in 1848.



Spring_2009 211 13 New PASA Publication No 116 "The Founders of South Australia: Explorers, Theoretical

Colonizers and Pioneers" by Dr Archibald Grenfell Price.


Summer_2009 212 00 Cover The Adelaide Hospital 1843, with a pencil sketch of Dr Thomas John

Cotter by Assistant Surgeon Dr Kelly.


Summer_2009 212 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth

Summer_2009 212 03 The First Colonial Surgeon for South Australia - Jenny Czulak

Riley

Thomas John Cotter ( -1882) arrived in SA aboard the ship

'Coromandel' as medical in charge in January 1937.

Summer_2009 212 04 My Pioneer Ancestors - Allan Jamieson George Neale (1832-1905) arrived in SA with his Family aboard the

ship 'Duchess of Northumberland' in December 1839.

Summer_2009 212 05 Vice-Regal Annual Dinner - Naval, Military & Airforce Club -

Aug 2009

Topic: History of Government House with guest speaker His

Excellency Kevin Scarce.

Summer_2009 212 06 Chatbox for Junior Pioneers - Liz Mitton Children's Books in Pioneer Times.

Summer_2009 212 07 President's Report - Pam Skurray Pam's last report as President.

Summer_2009 212 08 Nine-fold Ancestry? Pioneer Member Andrew Hall has responded to the challenge of

"nine or more pioneer ancestors" with a claim of "at least ten".


President Jennifer Neill.

Summer_2009 212 10 Welcome to New Members - 2009 Members -11.

Summer_2009 212 11 Pam's Web Tips Pam Skurray lists a few websites that Members might like to visit.

Summer_2009 212 12 Back Cover Engineering a City with Photograph of King

William Road.

A new Heritage Guidebook by Richard Venus, also Calender of

Events.

Autumn_2010 213 00 Cover Thomas Wilson, the second Lord Mayor of Adelaide.



Autumn_2010 213 03 The Wilson Family in Early Adelaide - John Grenell Wilson Thomas Wilson (1787-1863) arrived SA with his wife Martha and five

(of eight) children aboard the ship 'Duke of Roxburgh' in July 1838.

Autumn_2010 213 04 South Australian Women Police - Lyn Gill (Vice President) February Luncheon with guest speaker Joyce Richardson, the

thirteenth Women Police Principal, reminiscences of her many and

varied duries of today's Police Officer.

Autumn_2010 213 05 Mark Twain at Proclamation Day 1895 - Margaret Sando It is not well known that in 1895 the famous Ammerican writer

attended "the annual gathering celcbrating the beginnings of the

colony of South Australia….."

Autumn_2010 213 06 Second Valley Centenary Launch - Lyn Gill (Vice President) On Australia Day, 2010.

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Autumn_2010 213 07 William Jacob & the Springbetts - Deane Kemp William ( -1902), brother of Ann Jacob (The Pioneer, Spring

2009, No 211), was the youngest of Col Light's survey party and one

of five assistant surveyors.

Samuel Springbett and his son John Lawes arrived at Lyndoch in

1848, establishing the Hillside Vineyards.

Autumn_2010 213 08 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Learning to grow up during Pioneering days.

Autumn_2010 213 09 A Date to Celebrate - H J Finniss August 15 is one of the most significant days in the Calendar for

South Australia for it was on this day in 1834 that the Imperial

Government adopted legislation "to erect South Australia into a

Province" - (from PASA Newsletter No 87, August 1971).

Autumn_2010 213 10 President's Report - Jenny Neill Jenny's first report as President.

Autumn_2010 213 11 Measuring the Baby - Chris Anders-Tritt Poem by Emma Alice Browne (1836-1890) with photograph by Peter

Brinkworth.


President Jennifer Neill.

Autumn_2010 213 13 Welcome to New Members - 2010 Members -6.

Correction to the last listing, should have read Lyndall TAYLER -

Joseph & Jane PAYNE - Lord Goderich - 1838.


Winter_2010 214 00 Cover - Photograph taken by Richard Venus The North Adelaide service reservoir near O'Connell Street is

drained every few years to remove silt.



Winter_2010 214 03 Engineering a City - Richard Venus The development of Adelaide's Industries and Infrastructure.

Winter_2010 214 04 Functions & Luncheons - with Photographs The Cornish Luncheon was held at the Feathers Hotel, Burnside in

March with guest speaker Ros Paterson and the luncheon in April

was held in Light Square for Colonel Light's birthday celebrations

with guest speaker Peter Goers.

Winter_2010 214 05 Thomas Cotter's Cottage - Deane Kemp A plaque marks approximately the first site of the Colonial Infirmary.

Winter_2010 214 06 Port Lincoln: The First Landing - Deane Kemp "Could Port Lincoln have been the first town in the new Province of

South Australia?"

Winter_2010 214 07 Chat Box - Liz Mitton Home Remedies and Herbal Medicine - Part 1.

Winter_2010 214 08 President's Report - Jenny Neill With the purchase of a new computer and through the very

generous donation by Mr Laurence Hunt some new office furniture.

Winter_2010 214 09 Welcome to New Members - 2010 Members -4, Life -1.

Note with regret the passing of two Life Members, Margaret Lurline

DAVEY CBE and Elaine MARTIN.

Winter_2010 214 10 "The Tinsel Coronet" - Adelaide's First Lord Mayors Correction in the Cover of the last issue - Thomas Wilson was

Adelaide second Mayor (not Lord Mayor).


Spring_2010 215 00 (Cover) - Courtesy of Prospect Hill Historical Museum George Maidment and members of Kondoparinga Council, Meadows

1909.



Spring_2010 215 03 To South Australia - Ian Maidment The Maidment Families - Story of the Scown and Bailey Families who

arrived in South Australia aboard the ship 'Katherine Stewart Forbes'

in October 1837.

Spring_2010 215 04 History Week Conversazione - Photographs by Ian

Schomburgk

May 2010 Luncheon, Chaired by Dr Jeff Nicholas with topic "How

our South Australian Pioneers lived, toiled and played".

Spring_2010 215 05 A Jacob Family Reunion - Joan Durdin Story of William, John, Ann Jacob and Rowland's Flat, now known as

Jacob's Creek.

Spring_2010 215 06 Chat Box - Liz Mitton Home Remedies and Herbal Medicine - Part 2.

Spring_2010 215 07 President's Report - Jenny Neill

Spring_2010 215 08 Welcome to New Members - 2010 Members -7, Associate -1, Junior -7.

Spring_2010 215 09 Vale - Pam Skurray Former PASA vice-president Ann Belmont.

Spring_2010 215 10 Conversazione Sponsors


Summer_2011 216 00 (Cover) - Photograpgh by Richard Venus Stow Memorial Church - now the Pilgrim Uniting Church in Flinders

Street, Adelaide.

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Summer_2011 216 03 Pioneer Congregational Minister of South Australia - Dr Jeff

Nicholas

An Address by Rev Thomas Quinton Stow at the laying of the

Foundation Stone of the Freeman Street Congregational Chapel in

1839.

Summer_2011 216 04 South Australia's First Art Exhibition On 18-20 June 1845 at the Legislative Council Chamber of 'Water

Colour Drawings' by Mr George French Angas.

Summer_2011 216 05 Emigration from Ireland, 1849

Summer_2011 216 06 Chat Box - Liz Mitton Christmas Cards.

Summer_2011 216 07 George Mainwaring's Letter from Adelaide 1848 To his brother Charles at Whitmore Hall, Staffordshire, UK (Suppiled

by Christine Cavenagh-Mainwaring).

Summer_2011 216 08 Junior Pioneers - Chris Neill Visit to the Adelaide Botanic Gardens in Octber 2010, with

photographs.

Summer_2011 216 09 President's Report - Jenny Neill

Summer_2011 216 10 Welcome to New Members - 2010 Members -18, Associate -2, Junior -1.

Summer_2011 216 11 Pioneer Ancestors: The Editor Raises the Stakes Member Barabara Isaksson claims nine direct PASA ancestors.


President Lyn Gill.

Summer_2011 216 13 (Back Cover) - also with a series of postcards depicting

aspects of the Proclamation Day ceremony

Calendar of Events.

Autumn_2011 217 00 (Cover) - Photograpgh by Richard Venus Headstones of pioneer settlers Elizabeth and Isaac Jacobs, and

Harriet Broadbent in the Cherry Gardens Wesleyan Methodist

Cemetery.


Autumn_2011 217 02

Editorial - Peter Brinkworth

2011 is the 175th anniversary of the proclamation of South

Australia, together with the 175th anniversary of PASA.

Autumn_2011 217 03 Cherry Gardens - Early Families - Thanks to Don Watton Article on this issue's cover pioneer settlers.

Autumn_2011 217 04 John Bowden of Kersbrook - Taken by Barabara Isaksson,

written in 1846 by W M Wright

John Bowden (1798-1874), with his wife Agnes (nee Turner) and

their five children, arrived Holdfast Bay, SA aboard the ship 'Royal

Admiral' on January 1838.

Autumn_2011 217 05 Proclamation Day Lunch, Glenelg Golf Club Presentations to PASA's First Honorary Member Richard Venus.

Guest speaker was Felicity Lewis. Mayor of Marion.

Autumn_2011 217 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Parlour and Parlour Games.

Autumn_2011 217 07 Foley Flounders, Gaoled - Deane Kemp A Cautionary Tale.

Autumn_2011 217 08 President's Report - Lyn Gill


President Lyn Gill.

Autumn_2011 217 10 Welcome to New Members - 2010/2011 Members -8, Associate -3, Life -1, Honorary -1, Junior -1.


Winter_2011 218 00 Cover Dr James George Nash, James Nash House.


Winter_2011 218 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth Celebrating the 175th Anniversary of the founding of the Province of

South Australia, has been the HistorySA website "Bound for South

Australia 1836" , describing the voyages of the first colonising ships.

Winter_2011 218 03 An Old Sailor's Yarn By Robert Russell (2nd mate of the 'Duke of York').

Winter_2011 218 04 Charles Powell - CLG (from the SA Register, Oct 1895) A First-ship Pioneer.

Winter_2011 218 05 Have you checked our publications lately? The PASA has pursued a program of publishing booklets that help to

preserve the history of our pioneer settlement, with to date 118

booklets have been published.

Winter_2011 218 06 Recognition and Celebration - Lyn Gill (President) In April, two celebrations were attended by PASA - Dedicate a

plaque marking the site of the first Adelaide Gaol in the north-east

corner of Government House grounds and the luncheon in April was

held in Light Square for Colonel Light's birthday celebrations with

guest speaker Peter Goers.

Winter_2011 218 07 Professional HIstorian's website launched their "Celebrating South Australia" website at Urrbrae

House on March 2011 with Keith Conlon as MC.

Winter_2011 218 08 Dr Nash's Lunatic Asylum - Deane Kemp

Winter_2011 218 09 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Celebrating South Australia's Centenary at the Adelaide Oval in

November 1936.

Winter_2011 218 10 President's Report - Lyn Gill

Winter_2011 218 11 Welcome to New Members - 2011 Members -8, Associate -1, Junior -3.

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Winter_2011 218 12 Corrigenda - errors in the last issue Adelaide Gaol Governor's son was A G (Gawler) Ashton and not A J

Ashton.

The first male born in the colony was John Rapid Hoare (son of

James & Sarah Hoare) and not the son of Isaac Jacobs of Cherry

Gardens. The Henry Field depicted in the article was the

brother of Lt William Field and the husband of Sophia Field (nee

Newland) and not the Cherry Gardens pioneer.


President Lyn Gill.


Spring_2011 219 00 Cover - Photograph Southcott Pty Ltd A robust-looking James Henry Southcott poses with one of his

leather-working machines in the early 1900s.


Spring_2011 219 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth A "pioneer" can be "a colonist, settler or explorer of a new region or

territory" or "an innovator or developer of something new", with

both of these meanings are relevant to the colonial history of South

Australia.

Spring_2011 219 03 A Valuable Man - Richard Venus James Henry Southcott (1859-1913).

Spring_2011 219 04 History Month Conversazione on the provision of social services in pioneer South Australia in the

Drill Hall at the Torrens Parade Ground (May 2011).

Spring_2011 219 05 The Genesis of the Pioneers Association - Peter Brinkworth The Association shall be called "The Old Colonists' Association," and

the members thereof shall consist of persons who have resided or

who reside in the colony of South Australia. Members who arrived

prior to the 28th December, 1846 (being the tenth anniversary of

the day upon which the province of South Australia was

proclaimed), and have since continued colonists, shall be termed

'pioneers.'

Spring_2011 219 06 President's Report - Lyn Gill

Spring_2011 219 07 Welcome to New Members - 2011 Members -6.

Spring_2011 219 08 South Australia and the Anglo-Indians - H J Finniss


President Lyn Gill.

Spring_2011 219 10 History Month Conversazione

Spring_2011 219 11 Pioneer Memorial Church Service To mark the 175 years since the founding of the province and colony

of South Australia, the PASA will hold a Pioneer Memorial Church

service at St Augustine's Anglican Church, Unley, at 10 am on Sunday

30 october 2011.


Summer_2011 220 00 Cover "The Old Gum Tree" from The Melbourne Illustrated Post No65, 20

August 1864, page 11.



Summer_2011 220 03 The "Old Gum Tree", Glenelg, South Australia The Melbourne Illustrated Post No65, 20 August 1864, page 11.

Summer_2011 220 04 The Old Gum Tree at Ashford - Daphne Gum Dr Charles G Everard arrived at Holdfast Bay with his wife and four

children aboard the barque 'Africaine' in November 1836…..

Summer_2011 220 05 Celebrating South Australia's 175th - Pam Skurray A PASA luncheon at the Morphettville Racecourse, September 2011.

Summer_2011 220 06 PASA's Annual Dinner 2011 with photograph - Jenny Neill held at the Naval Military Airforce Club, August 2011, with guest

speaker Prof. Peter Howell on why anniversaries are worth

celebrating.

Summer_2011 220 07 Photographs Pioneer Memorial Church Service at St Augustine, Unley, and at

Carrick Hill with the Junior Pioneers.

Summer_2011 220 08 Adelaide: The Starting Point - Deane Kemp Colonel William Light was charged with the responsibility of

selecting the site for Adelaide which he did on the 31 December

1836 - this location is the corner of the North and West Terraces.

Summer_2011 220 09 The Province of South Australia in 1840 "Authentic Statements" from Robert Torrens.

Summer_2011 220 10 President's Report - Lyn Gill

Summer_2011 220 11 Welcome to New Members - 2011 Members -8, Associate -3, Life -2.

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President Lyn Gill.

Summer_2011 220 13 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Carrick Hill on October 2011.

Summer_2011 220 14 Back Cover Poem "Come to the Old Gum Tree" & Calendar of Events.

Autumn_2012 221 00 Cover Representatives of the Order Marsupialia, from an 18th century

German engraving.



Autumn_2012 221 03 Early SA Settler Deaths - Brian Stace - Part 1 "Who was the first White Settler to die in the Colony?" …deals with

deaths at sea and on Kangaroo Island in 1836.

Autumn_2012 221 04 The Lure of Kangaroo Island - Chris Durrant ... So, was the province built on a lie?

Autumn_2012 221 05 A Tale of Two Islanders - Chris Durrant Henry "Governor" Wallen (1856)and George "Fireball" Bates - two

graves at Reeves Point, Kangaroo Island.

Autumn_2012 221 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Time-Time-Time.

Autumn_2012 221 07 What a diffrence 175 years make! - Rose Miller PASA Proclamation Day Luncheon at the Glenelg Golf Club with

Guest Speaker Professor Eric Richards.

Autumn_2012 221 08 President's Report - Lyn Gill

Autumn_2012 221 09 Welcome to New Members - 2011/2012 Members -18, Associate -2, Life -1, Junior-2.


President Lyn Gill.


Winter_2012 222 00 Cover The Buckinghamshire at Holdfast bay - from a watercolour by

Colonel William Light held in the Arts Gallery of South Australia.


Winter_2012 222 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth PASA has adopted the 'electronic newsletter' and the 'blog'.

Winter_2012 222 03 Early SA Settler Deaths - Brian Stace - Part 2 "Who was the first White Settler to die in the Colony?" …deals with

deaths from January 1837 to mid 1837.

Winter_2012 222 04 Health in Colonial South Australia - Dr Judith Raftery

Winter_2012 222 05 PASA Privacy Policy

Winter_2012 222 06 PASA launches Pioneer e-Newsletter onto the Internet

Winter_2012 222 07 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Socks


President Lyn Gill.

Winter_2012 222 09 Welcome to New Members - 2012 Members -10, Renewal -1, Junior-8.

Corrections from last issue Susan LOMMAN's second ancestor was

Nichloas HOCKING on the Cleveland 1839,

Diane BARRIE's ancestor was John DENFORD (not DUNFORD) and

son Robert Dustin.

Winter_2012 222 10 Pioneers Membership Fees Increase to $55/person and $85/couple (residing at same address

and receiving one journal) - discount $5 before end July 2012.

Winter_2012 222 11 President's Report - Lyn Gill PASA mourns life member Maggie Ragless.

Winter_2012 222 12 Back Cover - March Luncheon at the Sussex Hotel, Walkerville

and walk

also Calendar of Events.

Spring_2012 223 00 Cover The Old Toll Gate looking the worse for wear in the 1900s and

following its refurbishment in the 1950s.



Spring_2012 223 03 Last Keeper of the Glen Osmond Toll Gate - Dympthia Bailey John Walker (1778-1857) arrived with his 4 adult children aboard

the ship 'India' in February 1840.

Spring_2012 223 04 Pioneers 'Firsts'

Spring_2012 223 05 History Graven in Stone - Chris Durrant Bernard Barton Alexander and George Phillips

Spring_2012 223 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Travelling Bags.

Spring_2012 223 07 A Young Artist? Correction to the artist of the Cover in the

last issue

John Michael & Spencer John Skipper.

Spring_2012 223 08 President's Report - Lyn Gill Lyn's last Report.

Spring_2012 223 09 Welcome to New Members - 2012 Members -20, Associate -2, Life -2, Junior-2.


President Lyn Gill.


Summer_2012 224 00 Cover - Photograph Richard Venus St Peters Anglican Church, Torrens Square, Glenelg.


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Summer_2012 224 03 Where was the "First White Person to die in the Colony"

buried?

Brian Stace's research believes that the most likely location was St

Peters Church at Glenelg….

Summer_2012 224 04 Junior Pioneers Teddy Bears Picnic at Beaumont House, Sepember 2012.

Summer_2012 224 05 Chatbox - Liz Mitton The First Christmas at Glenelg, December 1836.

Summer_2012 224 06 South Australian Promissory Note No 1 - Deane Kemp Colonel William Light, Surveyor General wrote out the SA PN No1 on

26 December, 1836.

Summer_2012 224 07 President's Report - Bob Stace First Report.

Summer_2012 224 08 Welcome to New Members - 2012 Members -6, Junior-2.

Additional info on David FORSAITH ancestors.

Correction from last issue - Elizabeth Harris's ancestors were John &

Rebecca WILKINSON (not WILSON).

Summer_2012 224 09 Changes to the PASA Constitution in 2013 - Bob Stace

Summer_2012 224 10 Membership: its about being proactive - Margaret Grierson


President Bob Stace.

Summer_2012 224 12 Back Cover Calendar of Events.

Autumn_2013 225 00 Cover Miniature of William Richrads, aged about 20, by James Tonkin; and

Angaston, Evening, by George French Angas.


Autumn_2013 225 02 Editorial - Peter Brinkworth William Richards - Peter's Maternal great-great-grandfather.

Autumn_2013 225 03 The Tailor of Angaston - Peter Brinkworth William Richards (1796-1866), with wife Esther (nee Watts) and

their five children, arrived Holdfast Bay, SA 6 February 1840.

Autumn_2013 225 04 Origins and Foundation of PASA - Bob Stace PASA members to vote on a matter of Constitutional change which,

if accepted, will alter the qualifying end-date for membership from

31 December 1845 to 28 December 1846.

Autumn_2013 225 05 PASA Proclaims Proclamation Day 2012 At the Old Gum Tree & Luncheon at the Glenelg Golf Club with

Guest Speaker Noel Purdon, "Extraordinary family of William Light".

Autumn_2013 225 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Dolls.

Autumn_2013 225 07 Don't Complain - Just Proclaim - Dr Susan Mitchell

Autumn_2013 225 08 President's Report - Bob Stace

Autumn_2013 225 09 Welcome to New Members - 2012/2013 Members -14, Associate -1, Life -2.



Autumn_2013 225 11 Two Books Well Worth A Look - Peter Mussared


Winter_2013 226 00 Cover - Photograph Saul Solomon, Adelaide School of

Photography

Hand tinted photograph of a girl in Persian-style fancy dress with a

parasol, thought to be for the Lord Mayor's Children's Fancy Dress

Ball in 1882. The print is called a "cabinet portrait".



Winter_2013 226 03 The First Official Wedding in SA (and, coincidently, the first

judicial enquiry) - Brett Williams

between two colonists, who had arrived at Kangaroo Island, SA

aboard the "Duke of York' on 27 July 1836 - Samuel Stephens &

Charlotte Hudson Beare were married on board the ship 'John Pirie'

on 24 September 1836…..

Winter_2013 226 04 An Ancestral Journey of Discovery - Adrienne O'Shea William Coulthard (1820-1858), with his sister Jane arrived Holdfast

Bay, SA abroad the 'HMS Buffalo' on 28 December 1836.

Winter_2013 226 05 An Ancestral Journey of Discovery - Photography To the memory of Explorer William Coulthard who died of thirst in

the Pernatty Lagoon area (mid SA).

Winter_2013 226 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Photography: A "Snapshot".

Winter_2013 226 07 Some Jews of Early South Australia Past President Kingsley Ireland's History Festival address at the Drill

Hall, Torrens Parade Ground in May 2013.

Winter_2013 226 08 Welcome to New Members - 2013 Members -12, Associate -4, Life -1.

Winter_2013 226 09 Motor Car Nuisances - The Register, December 1906 From 'Old Colonist'.

Winter_2013 226 10 Annual Membership Fees due To remain at the same level as 2012.

Winter_2013 226 11 President's Report - Bob Stace

Winter_2013 226 12 Reforming the PASA Constitution



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Spring_2013 227 00 Cover - Photograph Richard Venus A replica of Stephenson's Rocket in the UK National Railway

Museum in York.



Spring_2013 227 03 George Hillier of Walkerville - Ron Roberts George Hillier (1790-1879), with his wife Sarah (nee Bennett) and six

youngest children arrived Pt Adelaide, SA aboard the 'Charles Kerr'

on 17 June 1840. Their two sons, with families had arrived at

Holdfast Bay, SA aboard the 'Lloyds' on 1 December 1838.

Spring_2013 227 04 Borrowing from the PASA Library - Jill Davy A recent Council Meeting decided that members could borrow from

the PASA Library, with guidelines.

Spring_2013 227 05 Vale: Ian Wilson and Pam Trinidad By Bob Allan and Pam Skurray.

Spring_2013 227 06 The Coromandel's Voyage Revisted - Bob Stace July Dinner at the Lyceum Club with guest speaker Brian Stace.

Spring_2013 227 07 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Toy Trains.

Spring_2013 227 08 A World First? - The Northern Echo, 2011 The world's first toy train dating from the 1820s.

Spring_2013 227 09 President's Report - Bob Stace

Spring_2013 227 10 Welcome to New Members - 2013 Members -17, Associate -2, Life -1, Junior -1.

Spring_2013 227 11 A Pioneer Trek - Audine Tree (nee Cummings) Descendants of Joseph Cummings and Samuel Fone (or Samuel

Richard Harris), absconders from a whaling ship 170 years ago on

Eyre Peninsula, are planning a re-anactment trek to retrace their

footsteps. (Refer next issue).




Summer_2013 228 00 Cover - Photograph Richard Venus A replica of Stephenson's Rocket in the UK National Railway

Museum in York.



Summer_2013 228 03 Where have all the rivulets gone? Based on a talk which was presented by Chris Durrant at a PASA

Luncheon Meeting on 1 August 2013.

Summer_2013 228 04 One foot in the grave - Maureen Tanner (nee Greig) Grave of William Grieg in the Kadina cemetery.

Summer_2013 228 05 Joseph Cummins and Sam Harris - Audine Tree (nee

Cummings)

… re-enacting their trek, 2013.

Summer_2013 228 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Toy Soldiers.

Summer_2013 228 07 John Hallett (1804-1868) This account is based on the obituary which appeared in the

Register, 20 June 1868, p6e.

Summer_2013 228 08 President's Report - Bob Stace

Summer_2013 228 09 Welcome to New Members - 2013 Members -8, Associate -2, Junior -12.



Summer_2013 228 11 Back Cover Calendar of Events.

Autumn_2014 229 00 (Cover) - Illustrated Sydney News (Oct 1877, p17) The North Adelaide Model School, Tynte Street, opened by Chief

Justice Way on 2 July 1877.



Autumn_2014 229 03 Teaching in South Australia - Kay Whitehead (Flinders Univ) Jane Hillier (1800-1862), husband John and their six children arrived

at Holdfast Bay, SA aboard the ship 'Katherine Stewart Forbes' on

October 1837.

Autumn_2014 229 04

Why are South Aussies called Croweaters? - Brett Williams

Autumn_2014 229 05 PASA Proclamation Day Lunch 2013 at the Glenelg Golf Club Guest Speaker Beth Duncan, topic 'Glenelg's First Tent Village'.

Autumn_2014 229 06 Welcome Home - Photographs by Richard Venus "City of Adelaide" from Scotland to Port Adelaide on the 3 February

2014.


Autumn_2014 229 08 Welcome to New Members - 2013/2014 Members -3, Life -1.

Autumn_2014 229 09 Chatbox - Liz Mitton School Days.

Autumn_2014 229 10 Calendar 2014



Autumn_2014 229 12 (Back Cover) - Photographs by Richard Venus PASA Proclamation Day Lunch 2013 at the Glenelg Golf Club.

Winter_2014 230 00 (Cover) - Photograph Richard Venus Precious memorabilia from family collections can be passed on to

our descendants.

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Winter_2014 230 03 Robert Rose (1808-1843) from Portgordon, Scotland - Ron

Roberts

Catherine Paterson (1812-1866) from Buckie, Scotland arrived Port

Adelaide, SA on the barque 'Tomatin' on the 10 March 1840, and

married Robert Rose on 8 January 1841….

Winter_2014 230 04

Joseph Cummings and Sam Harris - how long was their trek?

A revisit to the article in the Pioneer No228, Summer 2013….

Winter_2014 230 05 Thomas Memorial Dedication - Tim Neill On the 9 February 2014 descendants of Robert and Mary Thomas

met at the West Terrace Cemetery.

Winter_2014 230 06 Chequered Lives - Iola Hack Mathews with Chris Durrant The story of John Barton and Stephen Hack, and the early days of

South Australia.

Winter_2014 230 07 Welcome to New Members - 2014 Members -5, Associate -1, Life -1, Junior -1.


Winter_2014 230 09 Review of the PASA Constitution - Bob Stace

Winter_2014 230 10 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Keeping memories of the past alive.

Winter_2014 230 11 Association Notices Annual fees to remain at the same level as 2012.

Winter_2014 230 12 Calendar 2014



Winter_2014 230 14 (Back Cover) - Photographs Bob Stace History Festival 2014.

Spring_2014 231 00 (Cover) - Pioneer artist John Skipper (SLSA B16771) Part of a sketch of HMS Beagle in Holdfast Bay made "on the spot"

in 1837.


Spring_2014 231 02 Editorial - Bob Stace (Acting) While Peter Brinkworth is on holiday,

Spring_2014 231 03 Who was the first pioneer settler to land upon our southern

soil? - Brett Williams (Part 1)

From the 'Duke of York', either Colonial Manager Mr Samuel

Stephens or the youngest daughter of Mr Thomas Hudson & Lucy

Beare, Elizabeth. (To be continued).

Spring_2014 231 04

First impressions of the colony: 1837 - Theresa S Chauncey

An extract from the Advertiser of 28 December 1897. (Thanks to

Brian Stace).

Spring_2014 231 05 Pioneers Poster No 1 - From info provided by Chris Abbott Giles Abbott (1806-1870), wife Sarah (nee Bews) (1806-1886) and

four children arrived Holdfast Bay, SA from Portsmouth, England,

aboard the ship 'Buffalo' on the 28 December 1836.

Spring_2014 231 06 Poster Stories of Our Pioneer Ancestors Series of Stories prepared by Members for the PASA History Month

Display durng May.

Spring_2014 231 07 PASA Publications now online

Spring_2014 231 08 The Annual Dinner - Bob Stace 180th anniversary of the passing of the SA Colonisation Act 1834,

held at 'The Adelaide Pavilion', Veale Gardens, Adelaide, on the 15

August 2014 with guest speaker Margaret Anderson (CEO, History

SA), topic "Imperialism, Liberalism and Personal Ambition - Creating

the Province of South Australia".


Spring_2014 231 10

PASA Annual General Meeting, September 2014

First to be held since changes were made to the Constitution last

year to allow for postal or proxy voting.

Spring_2014 231 11 Welcome to New Members - 2014 Members -8, Associate -1, Junior -3.

Spring_2014 231 12 Celebrating 80 Years of PASA in 2015 Member Cheryl Willis to write the history of the Association first 80

years.

Spring_2014 231 13 Calendar 2014



Spring_2014 231 15 (Back Cover) - Photographs Peter Dunn and Bob Stace Annual Dinner 2014.

Summer_2014 232 00 (Cover) - Photograph Oliver Family William and Elizabeth Oliver, a pioneer journey from the Scottish

Borders to SA's Southern Vales.



Summer_2014 232 03 From the Scottish Borders to South Australia - Chaye, Ruth,

Jane and Danielle Oliver

William Oliver (1812-1888), wife Elizabeth (nee Turnbull) (1813-

1887) and two children arrived Port Adelaide, SA aboard the ship

'Delhi' on the 20 December 1839….


Summer_2014 232 05 An Appeal for Help - Pam Skurray

Summer_2014 232 06

Your Pioneer Ancestor's Story

Perpetuate the memory of your ancestor's story for publication as a

poster for History Month Exhibition in May 2015.

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Summer_2014 232 07 Celebrating 80 Years of PASA in 2015 Member Cheryl Willis to write the history of the Association first 80

years.

Summer_2014 232 08 Junior Pioneer Maritime Discovery Day - Jessie Grundy

Sail Ahoy at the Port' with visits to the 'One and All', SA Maritime

Museum and the 'City of Adelaide Clipper' on October 2014.

Summer_2014 232 09 Who was the first pioneer settler to land upon our southern

soil? - Brett Williams (Part 2) From the 'Duke of York', either Colonial Manager Mr Samuel

Stephens or Second Mate Robert Russell or the youngest daughter

of Mr Thomas Hudson & Lucy Beare, Elizabeth. (Take your pick).

Summer_2014 232 10 Welcome to New Members - 2014 Members -7, Associate -1, Life -1, Junior -5.

Summer_2014 232 11 PASA Annual General Meeting, September 2014, at the

Burnside Community Centre, Greenhill Rd, Tusmore Guest Speaker Robin Richter, topic "The Founding of Gawler and the

Story of its Early Years", with Pam Skurray being presented with a

gift for her meritorious service to the Association.

Summer_2014 232 12 Calendar 2014-2015

Summer_2014 232 13 Council Members for 2014-2015 Patron: ???? , President Bob Stace.

Summer_2014 232 14 (Back Cover) - Photographs Peter Dunn and Bob Stace Annual General Meeting 2014 and Maritime Discovery Day.

Autumn_2015 233 00 (Cover) - Photograph by Ernest Gall, SLSA B 7584 Proclamation Day at Glenelg, 1896.



Autumn_2015 233 03 Remembering John Darke, Explorer - Nola McCallum

Near the town (and peak) of Darke Peak in central Eyre Peninsula is

the grave of John Charles Darke who led a small privately-funded

party of four men to explore the Gawler Ranges area in 1844….

Autumn_2015 233 04 South Australia's Second Arrival - Brian L Jones Was Mr Schreivogel who arrived aboard the ship 'Duke of York', the

first to set foot on the mainland of SA?

Autumn_2015 233 05 A tribute - Sue Coppin Audrey Prescott (nee Prime) (1914-2014) & Douglas Roads

Maschmedt (1918-2014).

Autumn_2015 233 06 Pioneers Poster No 2 - From info provided by Pat Uppill

Matthew Jagger (1803-1876), with wife Mary (nee Senior) and four

children arrived Port Adelaide, SA from Liverpool, England, aboard

the ship 'Sir Charles Forbes' on the 7 June 1840.

Autumn_2015 233 07 PASA Proclamation Day Lunch 2014 at the Glenelg Golf Club Guest speaker Hallett Shueard, topic "The Forgotten Men: Pioneer

Settlers of Southern Australia".

Autumn_2015 233 08 New History Websites, PASA February Lunch Guest speaker Catherine Manning.

Autumn_2015 233 09 Books Worth Reading

Autumn_2015 233 10 Junior Pioneers & PASA's History Project

Autumn_2015 233 11 Wearing your Name Badge Members will be responsible for their own name badge and bring

them to all PASA functions.


Autumn_2015 233 13 Welcome to New Members - 2014/2015 Members -4, Associate -1, Life -2.

Autumn_2015 233 14 Council Members for 2014-2015 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Autumn_2015 233 15 A Tribute to Pioneers by Sir Henry Ayers, 1891 Old Colonists' Association.


Autumn_2015 233 17 (Back Cover) - Photographs Peter Dunn and Bob Stace Annual General Meeting 2014.

Winter_2015 234 00 (Cover) - Art Gallery of SA The bridge across the Sturt River, on Oaklands Estate, painted by A J

Turner in 1880.



Winter_2015 234 03 Oaklands: The Mansion at Marion - David Jarman & Kingsley

Ireland

Samuel Kearne with his wife Mary and family arrived SA aboard the

ship 'Joseph Albino' on the 24 June 1843.

Winter_2015 234 04 South Australia's Second Arrival - Peter Brinkworth & John

Campbell

More on the last issue article on Daniel Henry Schreyvogel (1817-

1886).

Winter_2015 234 05 Pioneers Poster No 3 - From info provided by Tom Chapman

& Sally Grundy

John Bentham Neales (1806-1873), the first Member for Adelaide,

arrived SA, aboard the ship 'Eden' on the 24 June 1938.

Winter_2015 234 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Pioneer Houses.

Winter_2015 234 07 Welcome to New Members - 2014/2015 Members -4, Associate -1, Life -2.


Winter_2015 234 09 Mayoral Reception for PASA's 80th Birthday on September

2015

At the Queen Adelaide Room of the Adelaide Town Hall, with a

buffet dinner at the Ambassadors Hotel.

Winter_2015 234 10 Annual fees to remain at the same level as 2012.


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Winter_2015 234 12

Council Members for 2014-2015

Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Winter_2015 234 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix with photographs Sing-a-long to the hits of 1935-1960 at St Margaret of Scotland

Anglican Church, Woodville in May 2015.

Exhibition of Pioneer Posters - History Month, May 2015.

Mabel Marryat's Gravesite - PASA honouring with a special

commemorative bronze plaque.

Spring_2015 235 00 (Cover) - SLSA B 25302 Mabel Marryat in about 1880.



Spring_2015 235 03 Mabel Marryat MBE - Cheryl Williss Who was Mabel Marryat?

Spring_2015 235 04 Book Review - Peter Brinkworth 'Memoirs of Mixed Fortunes' - Samuel Joseph Stuckey (1837-1912),

a pioneer of the North and South East of SA, 1837-1912, edited by

Mary Louise Simpson.

Spring_2015 235 05 PASA's Annual Dinner 2015 with photographs

held at Ayers House, North Terrace, 31 July, with guest speaker Dr

Jeff Nicholas on his Three Volume Set of Books which feature the

historical figures behind the names of the streets of Adelaide.

The presentation of Honorary Life Membership to Bob Allan.

Spring_2015 235 06 Chatbox - Liz Mitton Making a House a Home.

Spring_2015 235 07 Welcome to New Members - 2015 Members -11, Reinstated -1, Renewal -1, Assoc -1, Junior -2.

Spring_2015 235 08 A Memorable Maritime Mnemonic - Jill Davy Should you need to remember the names and order of the first eight

ships that sailed to Holdfast Bay and waited for the arrival of the

HMS Buffalo.


Spring_2015 235 10 PASA Annual General Meeting - 2015 Held in the Parish Hall of Christ Church, Jeffcott Street, North

Adelaide on the 12 October.


Spring_2015 235 12 Council Members for 2014-2015 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Spring_2015 235 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Annual Dinner photographs at Ayers House.

Summer_2015 236 00 (Cover) - Local marine artist and historian John Ford A beautifully detailed watercolour depicting the barque 'James

Craig'.



Summer_2015 236 03 Celebrating a Pioneer's 200th Birthday - Joan Durdin William Jacob (1815-1902).

Summer_2015 236 04 Well, I never.... A Tale of the Bush - Chris Durrant - Part 1 Wilton Hack (1843- ).

Summer_2015 236 05 Commemorative Plaque Unveiled & The Long Legs of the Law Photographs.

Summer_2015 236 06 PASA Annual General Meeting with Photographs

Held in the Parish Hall of historic Christ Church, North Adelaide,

October 2015, with guest speaker John Ford, topic "A marine artist's

view of the ships of the early colonial period of South Australia".

Summer_2015 236 07 Create a Poster Story of Your Pioneer Ancestor Request for members to prepare a poster for next year's History

Month exhibition.

Summer_2015 236 08 Our Cover Story by John Ford The barque 'James Craig'.


Summer_2015 236 09 Welcome to New Members - 2015 Members -11, Junior -2.

Summer_2015 236 10 PASA Presidents Past and Present To mark PASA'a 80th anniversary, it is timely to remember those

people who have contributed in any way to the continuing success

of the Association.

Summer_2015 236 11 Calendar 2015-2016

Summer_2015 236 12 Council Members for 2015-2016 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Summer_2015 236 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - PASA's 80th birthday, September

2015

At the Ambassadors Hotel.

Autumn_2016 237 00 (Cover) - Photograph by Paul Scott

Plaque and Memorial in the Pilgrim Uniting Church, features a stone

from Wesley's Church in London - unveiled on 16 July 1950.



Autumn_2016 237 03 Recollections of John Charles Shorey White - Brian Stace The following is a transcript of notes wriiten by Myrah Knott

between 1949-1961 with respect to her grandfather, John White,

who arrived at Holdfast Bay aboard the 'Coromandel' on 17 January

1837 as a free passage labourer.

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Autumn_2016 237 04 About Pilgrim Uniting Church Created in 1969 when the Pirie Street Methodist Church (built in

1851) and the Stow Congregational Church (estab in 1867)

combined to form a "Union Church in the City".

Autumn_2016 237 05 Well, I never.... A Tale of the Bush - Chris Durrant - Part 2 Continuing story of Wilton Hack (1843- ).

Autumn_2016 237 06 Pioneers Poster No 4 - From info provided by David Jarman William Shephard (c1812-1848) arrived Port Adelaide, SA aboard

ship 'Tam O'Shanter' on the 26 November 1836.

Autumn_2016 237 07 PASA Proclamation Day Lunch 2015 at the Glenelg Golf Club Guest speaker Peter Howell (Flinders Univ), topic "Governors

Hindmarsh and Gawler: the problems they encountered and how

they dealt with them".


Autumn_2016 237 09 Welcome to New Members - 2015/2016 Members -14, Associate -1, Junior -2.

Autumn_2016 237 10 Maritime Museum launches new "Passengers in History" WebsitePatron His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),

launched the new website on 25 January 2016.




Autumn_2016 237 13

New Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Gawler Place

20 February 1842 with Rev J Eggleston, Wesleyan Minister

officiating.

Autumn_2016 237 14 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Proclamation Day & Maritime

Museum

Winter_2016 238 00 (Cover) - From a drawing by C W Calvert (SLSA B 4502) The Queen's Theatre and Shakespeare Tavern, 1842.



Winter_2016 238 03 Surviving the Wreck of the Nashwauk - Peter Whimpress The Doolette family of father, mother and six children departed

Liverpool, England, on the 13 February 1855 aboard the ship

'Nashwauk' bound for South Australia. The ship ran aground off

shore from Moana on the 13 May 1855.

Winter_2016 238 04 Who We are - Cheryl Williss Defining "Pioneer".

Winter_2016 238 05 PASA's History Festival Poster Exhibition Photographs by Peter Brinkworth.

Winter_2016 238 06 Frank Hammond Goldney (1914-2000) - Cheryl Williss Past PASA Member & Councillor.

Winter_2016 238 07 Welcome to New Members - 2016 Members -7, Transfer to Member-1.

Erratum from last issue - The ancestors of Shirley Frost travelled on

the 'Royal Admiral' not the 'Joseph Albino'.

Winter_2016 238 08 John Lazar and the Queen's Theatre


Winter_2016 238 10 Annual fees to remain at the same level as 2012.


Winter_2016 238 12 Council Members for 2015-2016 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Winter_2016 238 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - History Month Exhibition Held at the PASA's Office, May 2016.

Spring_2016 239 00 (Cover) - Photograph by Richard Venus Statue of Colonel Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide.



Spring_2016 239 03 Colonel Light: From Victoria Square to Montefiore Hill - Cheryl

Williss

Light's statue was originally erected in Victoria Square in 1906, and it

was finally moved to the present site on 13 May 1938 (replacing a

sundial) and renamed 'Light's Vision'.

Spring_2016 239 04 PASA Special General Meeting & Annual General Meeting

All members are advised that two important Association meetings

will be held on the evening of Wed 28 September2016 in the Parish

Hall of Christ Church, Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide.

Spring_2016 239 05 Pioneers Poster No 5 - From info provided by Susan Benham

Page

William Henville Burford (1807-1895), with his wife Elizabeth (nee

Messent) arrived Holdfast Bay, SA aboard the ship 'Pestonjee

Bomanjee' on the 12 October 1838.

Spring_2016 239 06 New Members Welcome Event with Photographs

Held at the Lyceum Club in Leigh Street on the 6 June 2016, with a

guided tour of PASA's office in the basement of Stafford House.

Spring_2016 239 07 Welcome to New Members - 2016 Members -8, Life -2.

Spring_2016 239 08 Pioneers or Settlers? - Jenny Neill

Spring_2016 239 09 President's Report - Bob Stace Bob's last report.

Spring_2016 239 10 Colonel Light's First Vision - from Kangaroo Island

The first report of Colonel William Light (Surveyor General), to the

Colonial Commissioners of South Australia, received by 1837.


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Spring_2016 239 12 Council Members for 2015-2016 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Spring_2016 239 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Annual Dinner Held at the Adelaide Pavilion, South Terrace, August 2016.

Summer_2016 240 00 (Cover) - Photograph: Hamilton's Ewell Imagebank

The Barrel Room at Hamilton's Ewell winery, Glenelg in the 1920s.



Summer_2016 240 03 South Australia's "First Family" of Wine - Mark Hamilton Richard Hamilton (c1820-1854), with his wife Anne and eight of their

nine children (eldest son Henry arrived in 1841) arrived at Port

Adelaide, SA aboard the ship 'Katherine Stewart Forbes' on the 17

October 1837.

Summer_2016 240 04 The Tree or not the tree - that is the question - Peter

Brinkworth It has been called the Old Colonists' Tree, the Proclamation Tree, the

Memorial Tree and even "Temple Bar", but the Old Gum Tree at

Glenelg has been celebrated for years as the location for the reading

of the Proclamation of the establishment of the Government of

South Australia as a British province on 28 December, 1836.

Summer_2016 240 05 Junior Pioneers Day at the Bay with photographs - Caroline

Hewitson To celebrate 180 years of the foundation of SA, Junior Pioneers,

their families and PASA members visited the Old Gum Tree, Moseley

Square and the Discovery Centre on 23 October 2016.

Summer_2016 240 06 PASA Clare Valley Weekend with photographs by Michael

Smith - David Forsaith

The first visit to the Clare Valley in 12 years.

Summer_2016 240 07 Council Members for 2016-2017 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),

President David Forsaith.

Summer_2016 240 08 President's Report - David Forsaith David's first report.

Summer_2016 240 09 Welcome to New Members - 2016 Members -28, Associate -1.

Summer_2016 240 10 New Qualifying Date for Membership As a result of the SGM (14 November 2016) in favour of the change

to PASA's Constitution, the eligibilty for membership has been

extended to include those whose pioneer ancestors arrived in the

colony "by and including 28 December 1846" - the first 10 years

after Proclamation.

Summer_2016 240 11 Request for Contact Details Could those members who have not done so, please inform the

PASA Office of their email address and phone number(s) in order to

inprove communication.

Summer_2016 240 12 Calendar 2016/2017

Summer_2016 240 13 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Photographs by Bob Stace Clare Valley Weekend and Annual General Meeting 2016.

Autumn_2017 241 00 (Cover) - Photo: By Frederick Nixon A sketch of Hindley Street in 1845.



Autumn_2017 241 03 Some Symmetry Explained in the Streets of Colonial Adelaide

by Dr Jeffrey Nicholas - Part 1

Article looks at the built environment for an association between the

inherent symmetry in the cartographical or sub-divisional two-

dimensional plan of the City of Adelaide and the naming process of

features, squares and streets with which it was associated.

Autumn_2017 241 04 William Drayton, Property Tycoon - Deane Kemp

(great-great-grandfather of Deane's wife Carolyn)

William Drayton, a sawyer, and with his family arrived in South

Australia from Somersetshire in November 1840, being the first

Draytons in the new colony.

Autumn_2017 241 05 Social Mobility Study - David Forsaith Guest speaker was Heidi Ing, who spoke of her current PhD study of

social mobility based on the first generations of those who arrived in

South Australia in 1836.

Autumn_2017 241 06 The Pioneers' Toasting Song which was composed by H S

Scarfe

Sung by the colonists in 1857 when South Australia reached her

majority.

Autumn_2017 241 07 PASA Proclamation Day Lunch 2016 at the Glenelg Golf Club -

Photos by Peter Dunn and Colin Routley

Guest speaker Cheryl Williss (PASA Member), topic "Women at the

Bay on Proclamation Day".

Autumn_2017 241 08 Corrigenda - errors in the last issue Regarding article on SA First Family of Wine, communiction from

Anthea Taylor (Sec of the Kangaroo Island PA) pointing out that the

'Duke of York' was a barque and not a brigantine. Also that W H

Hamilton more likely arrived on the 'Katherine Stewart Forbes' in

1837.

Autumn_2017 241 09 A Question by Kingsley Ireland BBC News recently reported a family in Yorkshire claiming to be the

only Bristish family which spans six generations - Do any examples in

your family trees where six generations were alive at the same time?

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Autumn_2017 241 10 President's Report - David Forsaith An apology to Lyn Gill.

Autumn_2017 241 11 Welcome to New Members - 2016/2017 Members -11, Associate -1.

Autumn_2017 241 12 Ernst Siekmann, A Pioneering Entrepreneur - David Forsaith Peter Brinkworth's talk on his ancestor Ernst Siekmann, who was a

pioneering entrepreneur in the early days of Saddleworth and

Caltowie.




Autumn_2017 241 15 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Photographs by Bob Stace Proclamation Day Lunch 2016

Winter_2017 242 00 (Cover) - Photograph: State Library SA B9483/4 Government House 1837

Winter_2017 242 01 Policy and objects of the Association …


Winter_2017 242 03 The Three Colonels… by Peter Whimpress There were three people who played a dominant role in the

settlement of South Australia, namely Colonel Robert Torrens,

Colonel William Light and Lieutenant Colonel George Gawler.

Winter_2017 242 04 Some Symmetry Explained in the Streets of Colonial Adelaide

by Dr Jeffrey Nicholas - Part 2

Continues from the last issue of the stories behind the names of

Adelaide's features, squares and streets.

Winter_2017 242 05 PASA's visit to Government House - Photographs by David

Forsaith

During April, a group of 35 members received a guided tour of the

rooms and treasures of Government House, followed by a dinner at

the Adelaide Casino.

Winter_2017 242 06 Junior Pioneers Strike Gold with organiser Caroline Hewitson -

Photographs by Sally Grundy

During April, 23 Junior Pioneers and a number of adults toured the

rooms of the Adelaide Town Hall followed by the tunnels

underneath the old State Treasury building.

Winter_2017 242 07 Welcome to New Members - 2017 Members -12, Associates -4, Juniors -2.

Winter_2017 242 08 President's Report - David Forsaith

Winter_2017 242 09 Annual General Meeting - 2017 18 September at Christ Church, North Adelaide, the eve of the 82nd

anniversary of the founding of PASA.


Winter_2017 242 11 Council Members for 2016-2017 Patron: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le (Governor of SA),


Winter_2017 242 12 (Back Cover) - Pioneer Pix - Photographs by Sally Grundy Various events.

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