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barque Marlborough, 899 tons, Captain Alexander Sampson, from London 8th October 1874, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 9th February 1875
The South Australian Register, Wednesday 10 February 1875 p. 4
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived Tuesday February 9.
Marlborough, barque, 899 tons, A Sampson, master, from London October 8. Elder, Smith, and Co., agents.
Passengers— John, Fanny, Alice, Maria, and Wm. Allison, Margaret Thomas and John Elsdon, William, Sarah, John, James, Edwin, Ann, Sarah, and William Hallam, John, Fanny, Horace, and Fanny Parker, John Chappel, Peter Flitt, Thomas Hayes, James Knowles, Donald McFarlane, Thomas Milland, Charles Nottle, John Rogers, Thomas Slater, George Veal, Alf. Wild, R. Raffaelo, G. and F. Lawson.
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*** Observer Saturday 6 June 1896 GAWLER, May 30. At Messrs. Martin & Co.'s works yesterday afternoon James Hallam, an employe, had his clothing caught in the machine he was work- ing. His arm was so badly lacerated that Drs. Dawes and Covernton deemed it advisable to send him to the Adelaide Hospital.
*** Advertiser Friday 30 August 1901 HALLAM.—On the 27th August, at Jacob-street, Gawler, the wife of James H. Hallam—a daughter. Doing well.
*** Mail Saturday 29 November 1913 BRIGHTON. - FOR MAYOR. John O'Connell, John Martin. FOR COUNCILLORS. North Ward.— W. Hendry Kerr, James Henrv Hallam.
*** Register Monday 1 December 1913 BRIGHTON. Returning Officer— Mr. R. J. Mills (Town 3erk). […]—For Councillors.— North Ward— James Henry Hallam, fit- ter, Eton road, Somerton; […]
*** News Tuesday 22 October 1946 HALLAM.-On October 21, at hospital (result of accident), James Henry, dearly beloved husband of Mary J. Hal- lam, 60 East avenue, Black Forest, and devoted father of Millicent Gibbons: in his 80th year.
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Suggestions, questions, comments, errors to Andrew Gabb. Revised 24 July 2017.