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Portal:History - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. Passenger and Crew Lists. Retrieved from ‘ http:/ cityofadelaide.org/mw/index.php? This page was last modified on 27 December 2013, at 14:18. This page has been accessed 779 times. 1999-2016) unless otherwise noted. About 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site.

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Statistics - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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All pages in the wiki, including talk pages, redirects, etc.). Page edits since 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site was set up. Average edits per page. Active users (list of members). Users who have performed an action in the last 30 days). Views to non-existing pages and special pages are not included). Purches Family - F92. Retrieved from ‘ http:/ cityofadelaide.org/wiki/Special:Statistics. About 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site.

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Voyage to Adelaide in 1876 - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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Voyage to Adelaide in 1876. From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. Voyage to Adelaide in 1876. On the 26th August 1876 the City of Adelaide. Commenced another voyage to South Australia under the command of 34 year old Captain Edward Alston. 1842 - 1890). This voyage was his first time in command of the 'City of Adelaide'. Captain Alston was to have the longest running command of the clipper. He stayed in command until the ship was sold in 1887. The City of Adelaide. And the City of Adelaide.

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Sandover, Alfred - I144 - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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Sandover, Alfred - I144. From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. 24 Nov 1866 4 May 1958. Courtesy of Alan East, author of The Sandover Medal Men. Claremont, Perth, Western Australia. Sandover Family - F79. Sandover Family - F19098. Voyage to Adelaide in 1867. Sandover Family - F79. In July 1895 Alfred married Rose Allen in Melbourne, and in the following year he bought an 8-acre property at Claremont, Perth where he built a house which he named "Knutsford". In 1921 he donated the Sandover Med...

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Portal:Crew - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. Crew Lists and Logbooks. Agreement and Account of Crew’) shows, for individual crew members, their name, year and place of birth, capacity, previous vessel served on, date of signing on and off the vessel. May contain information on medical and disciplinary matters that relate to the crew or the passengers. Together the crew lists and logbook may contain anything from four to more than 20 pages per voyage. The City of Adelaide'. The millions of document...

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Devitt and Moore - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. Devitt and Moore, the London ship-brokers, became ship-owners in 1863, and entered the passenger and cargo trade to Australia. In that year it was announced that they were having a new ship built at Sunderland by William Pile. Expressly for the South Australian trade. This was the 791-ton City of Adelaide. Devitt and Moore were identified consistently as the registered owners of the City of Adelaide. Adelaide businessman Henry Martin. Of 9 Bissett Stree...

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Portal:Passengers - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. In 1876, Martin Tilka, his wife Marie (nee Kschiwan) and their six children, left London for Australia in the City of Adelaide. They were assisted migrants from Germany. Martin and Marie had three additional daughters after arriving in South Australia including Caroline (pictured) born on 27 October 1876 near Riverton. Caroline later moved to, and wed on, Kangaroo Island. Retrieved from ‘ http:/ cityofadelaide.org/mw/index.php?

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Portal:Contents/Portals - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. 160;  History. 160;   Voyages    ( see in all page types. 160;   History       ( see in all page types. 160;   Ship Info  ( see in all page types. 160;     Crew        ( see in all page types. 160;Passengers ( see in all page types. 160;   Diaries      ( see in all page types. 160;   Places       ( see in all page types. Purge cache to show recent changes. Retrieved from ‘ http:/ cityofadelaide.org/mw/index.php? This page has been accessed 721 times.

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Portal:Voyages - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. Start a new article. Passenger and Crew Lists. Retrieved from ‘ http:/ cityofadelaide.org/mw/index.php? This page was last modified on 27 December 2013, at 14:17. This page has been accessed 1,351 times. 1999-2016) unless otherwise noted. About 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site.

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Diary of James McLauchlan - 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site

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Diary of James McLauchlan. From 'City of Adelaide' History and Genealogy Site. With wife Caroline Ann McLauchlan and five of their nine children (c1889). 21 years old) kept a diary between the 30th May and 19th August 1874 which described life on board the City of Adelaide. During the voyage to Australia of 1874. The diary begins with his departure from Dundee, Scotland, aboard the steamer SS Anglia. And continues aboard the City of Adelaide. On the 24th August 1874. The grandson of James McLauchlan.