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			The '''''Thames''''' (built 1818), owner J. Blackett, master Capt Anderson, was blown ashore 22 May [[1830]] on [[South Bay]], Fremantle, en route from Hobart to Mauritius with a cargo of sheep, heifers, and bricks and timber.

	[[~~../index.html\|Freotopia~~]] ~~>~~ [[~~index~~.~~html~~\|~~ships]] >~~		The wreck of the ''Thames'' is shown as marking the southern boundary of Fremantle on an 1833 map reproduced in a paper given in 2013 by [[Steve Errington]] and published in ''[[Fremantle Studies]]'' in 2017.{{ref work\|Fremantle 1829-1832: an illustrated history}}

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	The ''Thames'' (1818) , owner J. Blackett, master Capt Anderson, was blown ashore 22 May 1830 on South Bay, Fremantle, en route from Hobart to Mauritius with a cargo of sheep, heifers, and bricks and timber.

	The wreck of the ''Thames'' is shown as marking the southern boundary of Fremantle on an 1833 map reproduced in a paper given in 2013 by [[../fhs/fs/9/Errington.html#Thames\|Steve Errington]] and published in ''Fremantle Studies'' in 2017.

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	~~====== References and Links ======~~

	WA Museum [http://museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/id-580 page] for this ship. The wreck is shown on a map of Fremantle dated 1833, and on Chauncey map Fremantle 1844. Sources referred to on this page: C. Bateson, ''The Convict Ships'' (Artarmon, N.S.W., 1974); Graeme Henderson, ''Unfinished Voyages, 1622-1850''.		WA Museum [http://museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/id-580 page] for this ship. The wreck is shown on a map of Fremantle dated 1833, and on Chauncey map Fremantle 1844. Sources referred to on this page: C. Bateson, ''The Convict Ships'' (Artarmon, N.S.W., 1974); Graeme Henderson, ''Unfinished Voyages, 1622-1850''.

	European wrecks site [https://wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?53525 page] for this ship.		European wrecks site [https://wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?53525 page] for this ship.

	~~Steve Errington 2017, [[../fhs/fs/9/Errington.html\|'Fremantle 1829-1832: an illustrated history']], ''Fremantle Studies'', 9: 15-29.~~


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Thomas Long

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	~~= Thomas Long =~~

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	LONG, Thomas, arr. 22.9.1829 per [[../ships/amity.html\|''Amity'']] transporting convicts & garrison - from North Australia. Employed on Govt. works 9.1829.		LONG, Thomas, arr. 22.9.1829 per [[../ships/amity.html\|''Amity'']] transporting convicts & garrison - from North Australia. Employed on Govt. works 9.1829.

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	~~tba~~


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= Thomas Long =

Erickson: 
LONG, Thomas, arr. 22.9.1829 per [[../ships/amity.html|''Amity'']] transporting convicts & garrison - from North Australia. Employed on Govt. works 9.1829.


====== References and Links ======

tba

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William Preston

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	[[../~~index~~.html\|~~Freotopia~~]] ~~>~~ [[~~index~~.html\|~~people~~]] ~~>~~		'''William Preston''' was on the ''[[ships/success.html\|Success]]'' with [[people/stirling.html\|Stirling]] in 1827, and was made Lieutenant on the ''[[ships/sulphur.html\|Sulphur]]'' in 1829. He was given command of the ''Ellen'' by Stirling a year or so later, but had returned to the ''Sulphur'' as first officer by 1832. The two men (and Dr Alexander Collie) explored the Murray and Leschenault areas in 1929 and 1830. Preston later married Stirling's sister-in-law Hamilla Mangles.

	~~<span id="william-preston"></span>~~		Preston was granted land in West Guildford adjacent to Success Hill, probably named by him after his first ship, but he was not interested in farming, and possession passed first to James McDermott and then to William Tanner. Preston's Creek (now called Bennett Brook) flows southwards into the Swan at the Success Hill bend, aka Devils Elbow.
	~~= William Preston =~~

	[[File:Freotopia people img prestonwilliam.jpg]]William Preston was on the ''[[../ships/success.html\|Success]]'' with [[stirling.html\|Stirling]] in 1827, and was made Lieutenant on the ''[[../ships/sulphur.html\|Sulphur]]'' in 1829. He was given command of the ''Ellen'' by Stirling a year or so later, but had returned to the ''Sulphur'' as first officer by 1832. The two men (and Dr Alexander Collie) explored the Murray and Leschenault areas in 1929 and 1830. Preston later married Stirling's sister-in-law Hamilla Mangles.

	Preston was granted land in ~~[[../places/bassendean.html\|~~West Guildford]] adjacent to ~~[[../places/successhill.html\|~~Success Hill]], probably named by him after his first ship, but he was not interested in farming, and possession passed first to James McDermott and then to William Tanner. Preston's Creek (now called Bennett Brook) flows southwards into the Swan at the Success Hill bend, aka Devils Elbow.

	He is still remembered by Preston Point in the Swan River (not to mention Preston Point Road) and Preston River and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preston_Beach,_Western_Australia Preston Beach] (Yalgorup) in southwest WA.		He is still remembered by Preston Point in the Swan River (not to mention Preston Point Road) and Preston River and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preston_Beach,_Western_Australia Preston Beach] (Yalgorup) in southwest WA.
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	Preston died suddenly 12 December 1851 aged only 50.		Preston died suddenly 12 December 1851 aged only 50.

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	Erickson, Rica 1987, ''Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians'', UWAP:<br />		Erickson, Rica 1987, ''Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians'', UWAP:<br />
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	Statham-Drew, Pamela 2003, ''James Stirling: Admiral and Founding Governor of Western Australia'', UWAP: 201. Image Battye 599P from her p. 244.		Statham-Drew, Pamela 2003, ''James Stirling: Admiral and Founding Governor of Western Australia'', UWAP: 201. Image Battye 599P from her p. 244.


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= William Preston =

[[File:Freotopia people img prestonwilliam.jpg]]William Preston was on the ''[[../ships/success.html|Success]]'' with [[stirling.html|Stirling]] in 1827, and was made Lieutenant on the ''[[../ships/sulphur.html|Sulphur]]'' in 1829. He was given command of the ''Ellen'' by Stirling a year or so later, but had returned to the ''Sulphur'' as first officer by 1832. The two men (and Dr Alexander Collie) explored the Murray and Leschenault areas in 1929 and 1830. Preston later married Stirling's sister-in-law Hamilla Mangles.

Preston was granted land in [[../places/bassendean.html|West Guildford]] adjacent to [[../places/successhill.html|Success Hill]], probably named by him after his first ship, but he was not interested in farming, and possession passed first to James McDermott and then to William Tanner. Preston's Creek (now called Bennett Brook) flows southwards into the Swan at the Success Hill bend, aka Devils Elbow.

He is still remembered by Preston Point in the Swan River (not to mention Preston Point Road) and Preston River and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preston_Beach,_Western_Australia Preston Beach] (Yalgorup) in southwest WA.

Statham-Drew: 
... Mary was now 77 [in 1850] and living with her youngest daughter Hamilla and husband William Preston at Borde Hill, a 350-acre farm in Cuckfield, Sussex. William Preston had given away the sea and was now a magistrate with a large house providing ample accommodation, and it was obvious that he and Hamilla were very happy. (Statham-Drew: 455)

Preston died suddenly 12 December 1851 aged only 50.


====== References and Links ======

Erickson, Rica 1987, ''Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians'', UWAP: 
PRESTON, William (Lt. Royal Navy), b. 1803. arr. 8.6.1829 per HMS ''Sulphur''. He was granted 2,260 acres having imported a horse, a sheep. 2 guns & a servant with his half pension to value of £91.5.0. The land was transferred to Tanner. Explored Geographe Bay in 1829 with Dr Collie, Preston River was named in his honour. He led an overland expedition from Augusta in 4.1831. Appointed master of colonial schooner ''Ellen'' 17.2.1831, dep. 1832. Received titles to Plantagenet Loc 17 in 1841.

Statham-Drew, Pamela 2003, ''James Stirling: Admiral and Founding Governor of Western Australia'', UWAP: 201. Image Battye 599P from her p. 244.

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Bubonic plague

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	In [[1903]] there was an outbreak of [[~~wikipedia:Bubonic plague\|~~bubonic plague]] in the [[West End]] of Fremantle. Eight people were infected, four of whom died as a result. All patients were sent to the [[Woodman Point Quarantine Station]].		In [[1903]] there was an outbreak of [[bubonic plague]] in the [[West End]] of Fremantle. Eight people were infected, four of whom died as a result. All patients were sent to the [[Woodman Point Quarantine Station]].

	The [[wikisource:Report on the outbreak of plague at Fremantle\|Report on the outbreak of plague at Fremantle]] lists the following patients:		The [[wikisource:Report on the outbreak of plague at Fremantle\|Report on the outbreak of plague at Fremantle]] lists the following patients:

1906

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	* Outbreak of bubonic plague; suppressive measures taken vigorously and promptly, only two cases end in death. ~~See:~~		* Outbreak of bubonic plague; suppressive measures taken vigorously and promptly, only two cases end in death.{{ref work\|The bubonic plague in Fremantle, 1900}}{{ref work\|Voices from the West End}}
	** McKeough, Michelle 2007, [https://fremantlestuff.info/fhs/fs/5/McKeough.html 'The bubonic plague in Fremantle, 1900~~'], ''Fremantle Studies'', 5: 22-29.~~
	** McKeough, Michelle 2012, 'A twist in the turn of the century: the bubonic plague in Fremantle, 1900', in Paul Arthur Longley & Geoffrey Bolton, ''Voices from the West End: Stories, People and Events that Shaped Fremantle'', WA Museum: 106-123.		** McKeough, Michelle 2012, 'A twist in the turn of the century: the bubonic plague in Fremantle, 1900', in Paul Arthur Longley & Geoffrey Bolton, ''Voices from the West End: Stories, People and Events that Shaped Fremantle'', WA Museum: 106-123.
	** McKeough, Michelle 2020, [https://fremantlehistorysociety.files.wordpress.com/2020/05/bubonic-plague.pdf 'The bubonic plague in Fremantle'], FHS blog 12 May. (archive version: [[:File:bubonic-plague.pdf]])		** McKeough, Michelle 2020, [https://fremantlehistorysociety.files.wordpress.com/2020/05/bubonic-plague.pdf 'The bubonic plague in Fremantle'], FHS blog 12 May. (archive version: [[:File:bubonic-plague.pdf]])
	* March 22: [[George Yorke Hubble]] died by suicide.		* March 22: [[George Yorke Hubble]] died by suicide.

			== References ==
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Charles Alexander Manning

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	~~<span id="charles-alexander-manning"></span>~~		[[File:Freotopia westend img manningsfolly1.jpg\|thumb\|[[Manning's Folly]].]]
	~~= Charles Alexander~~ Manning =

	~~[[../buildings/manninghall.html\|[[File:Freotopia westend img manningsfolly1.jpg]]]]~~Henry Manning bought much land in the Colony from 1840, and in 1854 sent a younger brother, Charles Alexander Manning, to manage his estates. C.A. Manning established a farm in the area where [[../parks/manningpark.html\|Manning Park]] is now and built a house called 'Davilak' (short for Davey's Lake, Davey being the previous owner), which became also the name of the Road to the farm, and a [[../hotels/davilak.html\|Hotel]] in South Fremantle. He also built [[../westend/pakenham.html#manningsfolly\|Manning Hall]] (aka 'Folly') in Pakenham St on the corner of Short Street. >		'''Charles Alexander Manning'''

			Henry Manning bought much land in the Colony from 1840, and in 1854 sent a younger brother, Charles Alexander Manning, to manage his estates. C.A. Manning established a farm in the area where [[../parks/manningpark.html\|Manning Park]] is now and built a house called 'Davilak' (short for Davey's Lake, Davey being the previous owner), which became also the name of the Road to the farm, and a [[../hotels/davilak.html\|Hotel]] in South Fremantle. He also built [[../westend/pakenham.html#manningsfolly\|Manning Hall]] (aka 'Folly') in Pakenham St on the corner of Short Street. >

	Charles's son from his first marriage, Lucius, inherited the Davilak Estate in 1871 and planted vineyards and raised horses and cattle. He and his wife Florence had seven children, including Azelia Helena, b. 1872, after whom the currently existing house is named the Azelia Ley Homestead, she having married John Morgan Ley in 1900.		Charles's son from his first marriage, Lucius, inherited the Davilak Estate in 1871 and planted vineyards and raised horses and cattle. He and his wife Florence had seven children, including Azelia Helena, b. 1872, after whom the currently existing house is named the Azelia Ley Homestead, she having married John Morgan Ley in 1900.
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	The year 1861 saw the organisation of a volunteer force in Fremantle. The movement was enthusiastically taken up by C. A. Manning and it may be mentioned that he was buried early in the morning of the day the Duke of Edinburgh landed (February 4, 1869) and in order that the volunteers could pay their respects to him at the graveside as well as form a guard of honour to the Duke, the funeral took place at dawn. Manning's descendants have inherited his military interest and won decorations for distinguished service during the Great War. After the death of Manning the volunteer movement became moribund but it was revived in 1872. [[../hitchcock.html\|Hitchcock]]: 43.		The year 1861 saw the organisation of a volunteer force in Fremantle. The movement was enthusiastically taken up by C. A. Manning and it may be mentioned that he was buried early in the morning of the day the Duke of Edinburgh landed (February 4, 1869) and in order that the volunteers could pay their respects to him at the graveside as well as form a guard of honour to the Duke, the funeral took place at dawn. Manning's descendants have inherited his military interest and won decorations for distinguished service during the Great War. After the death of Manning the volunteer movement became moribund but it was revived in 1872. [[../hitchcock.html\|Hitchcock]]: 43.

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		== References ==
	~~====~~== References ~~and Links ====~~==		{{reflist}}

	Bob Reece and Rob Pascoe, in ''A Place of Consequence'' (FACP, 1983) give the origin of the name Davilak on page 47 thus: '... Davilak, which had taken its name from Devil's Lake in front of the house built by his father here in the early 1850s.' 'Here' being [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Hill,_Western_Australia Hamilton Hill], and 'his father' being Charles Alexander Manning. Update: I now believe that Bob and Rob were wrong, and that the lake was named after its previous owner, whose name was Davey. It was Davey's Lake, which was shortened to Davilak.		Bob Reece and Rob Pascoe, in ''A Place of Consequence'' (FACP, 1983) give the origin of the name Davilak on page 47 thus: '... Davilak, which had taken its name from Devil's Lake in front of the house built by his father here in the early 1850s.' 'Here' being [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Hill,_Western_Australia Hamilton Hill], and 'his father' being Charles Alexander Manning. Update: I now believe that Bob and Rob were wrong, and that the lake was named after its previous owner, whose name was Davey. It was Davey's Lake, which was shortened to Davilak.
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	A newsletter of the Fremantle History Society gives more details regarding Azelia Ley: [[../fhs/newsletter/2022-01.docx\|Summer 2022]].		A newsletter of the Fremantle History Society gives more details regarding Azelia Ley: [[../fhs/newsletter/2022-01.docx\|Summer 2022]].

	~~<span class="hangingindent">~~Cockburn City Council has a page about the [https://history.cockburn.wa.gov.au/Buildings-and-places/Houses/Naming-Davilak name 'Davilak]'. ~~</span>~~		Cockburn City Council has a page about the [https://history.cockburn.wa.gov.au/Buildings-and-places/Houses/Naming-Davilak name 'Davilak]'.


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= Charles Alexander Manning =

[[../buildings/manninghall.html|[[File:Freotopia westend img manningsfolly1.jpg]]]]Henry Manning bought much land in the Colony from 1840, and in 1854 sent a younger brother, Charles Alexander Manning, to manage his estates. C.A. Manning established a farm in the area where [[../parks/manningpark.html|Manning Park]] is now and built a house called 'Davilak' (short for Davey's Lake, Davey being the previous owner), which became also the name of the Road to the farm, and a [[../hotels/davilak.html|Hotel]] in South Fremantle. He also built [[../westend/pakenham.html#manningsfolly|Manning Hall]] (aka 'Folly') in Pakenham St on the corner of Short Street. >

Charles's son from his first marriage, Lucius, inherited the Davilak Estate in 1871 and planted vineyards and raised horses and cattle. He and his wife Florence had seven children, including Azelia Helena, b. 1872, after whom the currently existing house is named the Azelia Ley Homestead, she having married John Morgan Ley in 1900.

Charles Manning died in 1869, the cause of death being recorded as 'drink' ([[../bib.html#brown|Brown]]: 186) and must have been interred in Skinner St Cemetery. There is a gravesite indicated in [http://www2.mcb.wa.gov.au/NameSearch/details.php?id=FB00011330 MCB records] in Fremantle Cemetery, Anglican MON A4 0180 - which seems to imply that his remains were reinterred there.

Hitchcock: 
Charles Alexander Manning came to the State in the early days from the West Indies. 
He brought considerable wealth with him, and became the largest landowner in the town. He eschewed politics, but interested himself in municipal affairs and was the originator of the volunteer movement in Fremantle. He was the first Grand Master of Freemasonry in the colony, and the first and honorary keeper of records and collector of rates for the Fremantle Town Trust. ... Manning was an enthusiastic amateur astronomer, and he built an observation tower on Manning Hall for that purpose. [[../hitchcock.html|Hitchcock]], JK 1929, ''The History of Fremantle, The Front Gate of Australia 1829-1929'', Fremantle City Council: 106.

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Hill,_Western_Australia Wikipedia]: 
In 1860 Charles Alexander Manning bought 364ha of land at Hamilton Hill, and six years later built Davilak House for his son Lucius Manning. The house of twelve rooms was built using convict labour and was owned by the Manning family until they abandoned it in the late 1950s. It burnt down in 1960, and after this the Shire of Cockburn took over the administration of the whole estate. 
A second homestead was built in 1920 by the eldest daughter of Lucius Manning, Azelia Ley. She had married John Morgan Ley in 1900, and after he died in 1927 she continued to maintain the family farm. This house became derelict after Azelia died in 1954, but was restored by the Historical Society of Cockburn in 1983 and now serves as a comprehensive Azelia Ley Homestead Museum of artifacts pertaining to the Cockburn district.

[[File:Freotopia people img manning.jpg|300px|manning]]

[[../hitchcock.html|Hitchcock]]: 
The year 1861 saw the organisation of a volunteer force in Fremantle. The movement was enthusiastically taken up by C. A. Manning and it may be mentioned that he was buried early in the morning of the day the Duke of Edinburgh landed (February 4, 1869) and in order that the volunteers could pay their respects to him at the graveside as well as form a guard of honour to the Duke, the funeral took place at dawn. Manning's descendants have inherited his military interest and won decorations for distinguished service during the Great War. After the death of Manning the volunteer movement became moribund but it was revived in 1872. [[../hitchcock.html|Hitchcock]]: 43.


====== References and Links ======

Bob Reece and Rob Pascoe, in ''A Place of Consequence'' (FACP, 1983) give the origin of the name Davilak on page 47 thus: '... Davilak, which had taken its name from Devil's Lake in front of the house built by his father here in the early 1850s.' 'Here' being [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Hill,_Western_Australia Hamilton Hill], and 'his father' being Charles Alexander Manning. Update: I now believe that Bob and Rob were wrong, and that the lake was named after its previous owner, whose name was Davey. It was Davey's Lake, which was shortened to Davilak.

Brown, Patricia M. 1996, ''The Merchant Princes of Fremantle: The Rise and Decline of a Colonial Elite 1870-1900'', UWAP—which contains a photo (p. 101, from Battye 3847P) purporting to show Manning and his wife. It is in fact a photograph of Queeen Victoria and her husband! Thanks to [http://www.azelialeymuseum.com.au/ Azelia Ley Museums] for the correction. I believe it's likely that the mistake was not made by the author, but by someone in the Battye library, who made the photo available.

Hitchcock, JK 1929, ''[[hitchcock.html|The History of Fremantle]], The Front Gate of Australia 1829-1929'', Fremantle City Council, the source of the photo by Nixon of Manning presumably wearing his Grandmaster regalia.

Many thanks to Robert Ward for an invaluable, comprehensive [[manninggenealogy.pdf|genealogy]] of the family of Charles Manning.

[http://www.azelialeymuseum.com.au/ Azelia Ley Museums] website.

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Hill,_Western_Australia Wikipedia page] for Hamilton Hill.

A newsletter of the Fremantle History Society gives more details regarding Azelia Ley: [[../fhs/newsletter/2022-01.docx|Summer 2022]].

Cockburn City Council has a page about the [https://history.cockburn.wa.gov.au/Buildings-and-places/Houses/Naming-Davilak name 'Davilak]'. 

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Patrick Burke

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	He is not listed in the 1832 Census.		He is not listed in the 1832 Census.{{ref work\|A Colony Detailed}}

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		== References ==
	~~====~~== References ~~and Links~~ ==~~====~~		{{reflist}}

	~~Berryman, Ian 1979 ed., ''A Colony Detailed: The First Census of Western Australia 1832'', Creative Research, Perth: no. 251.~~

	[[../books/erickson.html\|Erickson]].		[[../books/erickson.html\|Erickson]].


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Francis Burke

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= Patrick Burke =

Erickson: 
BURKE, (Sgt) Patrick, of 63rd Regt. Stationed in WA 1829-1834. In charge of 9 men of Regt . who arr. per ''Marquis of Anglesea'' 23.8.1829.

The WAGS/FHWA site has him as Francis Burke.

He is not listed in the 1832 Census.


====== References and Links ======

Berryman, Ian 1979 ed., ''A Colony Detailed: The First Census of Western Australia 1832'', Creative Research, Perth: no. 251.

[[../books/erickson.html|Erickson]].

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W.A. Chamberlain

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	~~<span id="w~~.a.~~-chamberlain"></span>~~		'''W.A. Chamberlain''' (b.1851), shipbuilder.
	= W.A. Chamberlain =
			Hitchcock:

			Another name associated prominently with shipbuilding was that of W. A. Chamberlain, who was born in Fremantle in 1851. His father was saved from a wreck in the Indian Ocean by Captain [[John Thomas\|J. Thomas]], of Fremantle, in the sailing vessel ''Empress''. After serving an apprenticeship with W. Jackson, an old Fremantle shipwright, he commenced business on his own account at the age of 19 as a boatbuilder in a yard between Arundel Street and Russell Street.

			The Sharks' Bay pearl fishing gave him his first large order, and he constructed several boats of from six to seven tons for that work. Later a demand for small dinghies for the use of natives diving for pearl shell at Broome kept him busy, and with the expansion of the pearling industry there came orders for luggers of about twelve tons, on which were carried the air pump and quarters for the crew. Chamberlain built 110 of that type of vessel at an average cost of from £350 to £400. It was a remarkable fact that not one of his boats was lost while being taken from Fremantle to the pearling grounds.

	~~Hitchcock:<br />~~
	Another name associated prominently with shipbuilding was that of W. A. Chamberlain, who was born in Fremantle in 1851. His father was saved from a wreck in the Indian Ocean by Captain [[thomas.html\|J. Thomas]], of Fremantle, in the sailing vessel ''Empress''. After serving an apprenticeship with W. Jackson, an old Fremantle shipwright, he commenced business on his own account at the age of 19 as a boatbuilder in a yard between Arundel Street and Russell Street.<br />
	The Sharks' Bay pearl fishing gave him his first large order, and he constructed several boats of from six to seven tons for that work. Later a demand for small dinghies for the use of natives diving for pearl shell at Broome kept him busy, and with the expansion of the pearling industry there came orders for luggers of about twelve tons, on which were carried the air pump and quarters for the crew. Chamberlain built 110 of that type of vessel at an average cost of from £350 to £400. It was a remarkable fact that not one of his boats was lost while being taken from Fremantle to the pearling grounds.<br />
	At a later date lighters for explosives being landed from ships were built by him, and the success of his business necessitated his employing a large staff of shipwrights for many years, He was an enthusiastic rifle volunteer and one of the best shots in Fremantle. His marksmanship gained for him, in competition with over 100 riflemen, the possession of a cup which had to be won three times before it could be permanently retained. He is still [1929] a hale and hearty citizen of the town.		At a later date lighters for explosives being landed from ships were built by him, and the success of his business necessitated his employing a large staff of shipwrights for many years, He was an enthusiastic rifle volunteer and one of the best shots in Fremantle. His marksmanship gained for him, in competition with over 100 riflemen, the possession of a cup which had to be won three times before it could be permanently retained. He is still [1929] a hale and hearty citizen of the town.

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		== References ==
	~~====~~== References ~~and Links~~ ==~~====~~		{{reflist}}

	~~[[../hitchcock.html\|Hitchcock]]: 116-117.~~

			[[hitchcock.html\|Hitchcock]]: 116-117.

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= W.A. Chamberlain =

Hitchcock: 
Another name associated prominently with shipbuilding was that of W. A. Chamberlain, who was born in Fremantle in 1851. His father was saved from a wreck in the Indian Ocean by Captain [[thomas.html|J. Thomas]], of Fremantle, in the sailing vessel ''Empress''. After serving an apprenticeship with W. Jackson, an old Fremantle shipwright, he commenced business on his own account at the age of 19 as a boatbuilder in a yard between Arundel Street and Russell Street. 
The Sharks' Bay pearl fishing gave him his first large order, and he constructed several boats of from six to seven tons for that work. Later a demand for small dinghies for the use of natives diving for pearl shell at Broome kept him busy, and with the expansion of the pearling industry there came orders for luggers of about twelve tons, on which were carried the air pump and quarters for the crew. Chamberlain built 110 of that type of vessel at an average cost of from £350 to £400. It was a remarkable fact that not one of his boats was lost while being taken from Fremantle to the pearling grounds. 
At a later date lighters for explosives being landed from ships were built by him, and the success of his business necessitated his employing a large staff of shipwrights for many years, He was an enthusiastic rifle volunteer and one of the best shots in Fremantle. His marksmanship gained for him, in competition with over 100 riflemen, the possession of a cup which had to be won three times before it could be permanently retained. He is still [1929] a hale and hearty citizen of the town.


====== References and Links ======

[[../hitchcock.html|Hitchcock]]: 116-117.

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Second World War

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			The '''Second World War''' (1939–1945) touched Fremantle in many ways. This page is an index to some of them.

	~~[[../index.html\|Freotopia]] > [[index.html\|events]] > [[war.html\|wars]] > Second World War~~		== Places ==

	~~<span id="second-world-war"></span>~~		* [[Harbour Battery]]
	~~= Second World War =~~		* [[South Beach Battery]]
			* [[Arthur's Battery]]
			* [[Boom Defence Jetty]]

	~~1939-1945~~		== Works ==

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		* {{cite work\|Fremantle South Slipway: A vital World War II defence facility}}
	~~===== References and Links =====~~		* {{cite work\|Defending Fremantle}}
			* {{cite work\|When war came to Fremantle}}

	~~Gare, Deborah & Madison Lloyd-Jones 2014, ''When War Came to Fremantle, 1899-1945'', Fremantle Press.~~		== People ==
			* [[Mary Mildred Anderson]]

			== References ==
			{{reflist}}

	Leadbetter, Bill 2016, 'Canon Moore goes to war: Fremantle, 1914 to 1917, ''Studies in Western Australian History'', 31: 97-108.		Leadbetter, Bill 2016, 'Canon Moore goes to war: Fremantle, 1914 to 1917, ''Studies in Western Australian History'', 31: 97-108.

	Peters, Nonja 2001, ''Milk and Honey - but no Gold: Postwar Migration to Western Australia, 1945-1964'', UWAP.		Peters, Nonja 2001, ''Milk and Honey - but no Gold: Postwar Migration to Western Australia, 1945-1964'', UWAP.

	~~Sherriff, Jacqui 2001, [[fhs/fs/2/Sherriff.html\|'Fremantle South Slipway: a vital World War II defence facility']], ''Fremantle Studies'', 2: 106-119.~~

	Sturma, Michael 2016, 'Fremantle reunion: prisoners of war and submarine warfare', ''Studies in Western Australian History'', 31: 109-124.		Sturma, Michael 2016, 'Fremantle reunion: prisoners of war and submarine warfare', ''Studies in Western Australian History'', 31: 109-124.


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Mary Mildred Anderson

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Lance Bombardier '''Mary Mildred Anderson''' served in the Fremantle Coast Artillery in the [[Second World War]] (service number WF90197). She was born on 25 November 1921 in St George, Scotland, and lived in South Fremantle.<ref>[https://www.wamdl.com.au/WAMDL/index.php?title=ANDERSON,_Mary_Mildred_-_WF90197 ANDERSON, Mary Mildred - WF90197], [[Western Australian Military Digital Library]].</ref>

She died on 2 October 2003.

== References ==
{{reflist}}

Western Australian Military Digital Library

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The '''Western Australian Military Digital Library''' is a community endeavour based at the [[Army Museum of Western Australia]], that aims to digitize and publish a large amount of archival material that is held by the museum.<ref>[https://www.wamdl.com.au/WAMDL/index.php?title=About About], WAMDL.</ref>

It contains information about many Fremantle people and local military topics.

{{Ident|WAMDL}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== External links ==
* Website: https://www.wamdl.com.au/WAMDL/index.php?title=About

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W.G. Bridge

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	'''W.G. Bridge''' was the librarian for the [[Buffalo Club]] in 1961.{{ref item\|BUFF2024-1-5}}		'''W.G. Bridge''' was the librarian for the [[Buffalo Club]] in 1961.{{ref item\|BUFF2024-1-5}}

	Could this be the same person as [[Bill Bridge]]?		He resigned from the committee in December 1960.{{ref item\|BUFF2024-1-6}}

			{{todo\|Could this be the same person as [[Bill Bridge]]?}}

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

BUFF2024-1-6

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W.G. Bridge

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			Could this be the same person as [[Bill Bridge]]?

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

W.G. Bridge

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== References ==
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Buffalo Club committees

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			AGM held on 25 June 1961.<ref>[[:File:BUFF2024-1 043.JPG]]</ref>

	* Secretary: E.S. Holland{{ref item\|BUFF2024-7-19}}		* Secretary: E.S. Holland{{ref item\|BUFF2024-7-19}}

Buffalo Club life members

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The following people have been made '''life members of the [[Buffalo Club]]''':

* Date unknown: [[George Pincetich]]
* 2025: [[Kevin Elliott]]

Donald Whittington

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	~~= [[File:Freotopia people img whittington.jpg\|300px\|whittington]]Donald Whittington =~~

	Don Whittington was a Fremantle [[../council/councillors.html\|councillor]] (1975-84) and deputy mayor (1982-84). He is currently (2024) acting president of the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Fremantle Workers Club]] (president 2011-2022) and was president of the [[../society/index.html\|Fremantle Society]] in 1989. He is a life member of both.

	For the Heritage Festival in 2016 he conducted both a tour of the Fremantle [[../cemeteries/carrington.html\|Cemetery]], with a [[../rottnest/index.html\|Rottnest]] theme, and Don's [[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Tram Tour]] of Fremantle, which shows buildings that were saved by the Fremantle Society, and where others were [[../buildings/lost.html\|lost]].

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~
	~~====== References and Links ======~~

	~~The [[whittingtonfamily.html\|Whittington family page]] on this site.<br />~~
	~~Don's [[../clubs/freoworkers/don.html\|page]] re the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Workers Club]].<br />~~
	~~[[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Don's Tram Tour 2016~~]].


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Don Whittington

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	Don in a previous life at his Markets stall in 1979, with his elder son Evan also behind the counter. This is Fremantle Library photo #1523F and has the following caption: Mavis Wright, in period costume for the 150th anniversary celebrations, at the Culpepers stall in the [[Fremantle Markets]].		Don in a previous life at his Markets stall in 1979, with his elder son Evan also behind the counter. This is Fremantle Library photo #1523F and has the following caption: Mavis Wright, in period costume for the 150th anniversary celebrations, at the Culpepers stall in the [[Fremantle Markets]].

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			Don Whittington was a Fremantle [[../council/councillors.html\|councillor]] (1975-84) and deputy mayor (1982-84). He is currently (2024) acting president of the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Fremantle Workers Club]] (president 2011-2022) and was president of the [[../society/index.html\|Fremantle Society]] in 1989. He is a life member of both.

			For the Heritage Festival in 2016 he conducted both a tour of the Fremantle [[../cemeteries/carrington.html\|Cemetery]], with a [[../rottnest/index.html\|Rottnest]] theme, and Don's [[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Tram Tour]] of Fremantle, which shows buildings that were saved by the Fremantle Society, and where others were [[../buildings/lost.html\|lost]].

			<span id="references-and-links"></span>
			====== References and Links ======

			The [[whittingtonfamily.html\|Whittington family page]] on this site.<br />
			Don's [[../clubs/freoworkers/don.html\|page]] re the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Workers Club]].<br />
			[[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Don's Tram Tour 2016]].

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Arthur Diamond

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	= Arthur Diamond =		= Arthur Diamond =

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= Arthur Diamond =

[[File:Freotopia people img diamond2.jpg|aj diamond]]

Arthur James Diamond left Adelaide in 1886 and moved to Fremantle where he immersed himself in the cultural, business, sporting and political life of the town. In 1890 he became President of the Fremantle Football Club and proposed the re-establishment of the Fremantle Cricket Club. In 1896 he established the Young Australian Football League, was Vice-President of the West Australian Football Association, a committee member of the Fremantle Literary Institute, President of the Fremantle Lumpers Union, and became the member for Fremantle in the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia in 1901. He fought for issues such as fair wages, arbitration, working conditions, free secular education and old age pensions.

He died following a stroke 22 June 1906 and was buried in Fremantle Cemetery, Anglican MON AA 788.

<blockquote>The funeral cortege of Arthur Diamond was a mile long and included representatives of the Government and all the associations to which he had belonged. His pallbearers included the Premier. Brown, citing the ''Morning Herald'', 23 June 1906.
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====== References and Links ======

Brown, Patricia M 1996, ''The Merchant Princes of Fremantle: The Rise and Decline of a Colonial Elite 1870-1900'', UWAP, source of top photo.

Brown, Patricia nd, ‘Arthur James Diamond: a gentleman of scarce renown’, in ''Early Days'', vol 12, part 3, pp 221-230.

[http://www.redlegsmuseum.com.au/HALL_OF_FAME/Arthur_James_Diamond.aspx Norwood Football Club] Hall of Fame, source of bottom photo

[http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/parliament/library/MPHistoricalData.nsf/(Lookup)/A81B95C702EBE4BA482577E50028A5B7?OpenDocument WA Parliament library] entry

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Diamond Wikipedia] entry

Obit, [https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/38820900 ''Western Mail''] 30 June 1906

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George Pincetich

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	'''George M. Pincetich''' was made a life member of the [[Buffalo Club]] in [[1983]].		'''George M. Pincetich''' was made a [[Buffalo Club life members\|life member]] of the [[Buffalo Club]] in [[1983]].
	He was also secretary of the Fremantle Buffalo Club Dart Club in 1969 and 1970.		He was also secretary of the Fremantle Buffalo Club Dart Club in 1969 and 1970.

Stratford Park

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+'''Stratford Park''' is a [[Parks|park]] on [[Stratford Street]] in [[East Fremantle]].
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Parks/stratfordpark.html

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= Stratford Park =

Stratford Street, East Fremantle

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====== References and Links ======

tba

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Parks/kingspark.html

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Richard McBryde Broun

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	'''Richard McBryde Broun''' arrived 1831 per ''Eliza''. He married Ann Elizabeth Leake, [[leake.html\|George Leake]]'s daughter from his first marriage. Richard Broun may have owned Town Lots 15, [[lots/16.html\|16,]] [[lots/17.html\|17]], [[lots/18.html\|18]], and [[lots/19.html\|19]] in [[Cliff Street]], Fremantle.		'''Richard McBryde Broun''' arrived 1831 per ''Eliza''. He married Ann Elizabeth Leake, [[people/leake.html\|George Leake]]'s daughter from his first marriage. Richard Broun may have owned Town Lots 15, [[lots/16.html\|16,]] [[lots/17.html\|17]], [[lots/18.html\|18]], and [[lots/19.html\|19]] in [[Cliff Street]], Fremantle.

	Fremantle Library's online document showing early owners of lots has a Richard Brown owning Lots 15-19. At his first appearance, in 1855 he is shown as Broun, R [Brown], and then as Brown, R for 1856-9. For 1876-8 he has become Brown, R.M.B. I am assuming that all of these are Erickson's Richard McBryde Broun.		Fremantle Library's online document showing early owners of lots has a Richard Brown owning Lots 15-19. At his first appearance, in 1855 he is shown as Broun, R [Brown], and then as Brown, R for 1856-9. For 1876-8 he has become Brown, R.M.B. I am assuming that all of these are Erickson's Richard McBryde Broun.

	I do not know for sure if Richard McBryde Broun was related to [[broun.html\|Peter Broun]]. It is strongly suggested that he was by the fact that the first name of Peter's eldest son was McBryde, which was also Richard's middle name. And they both seem to have changed the spelling of their surname from Broun to Brown. Also, they were both born in Guernsey.		I do not know for sure if Richard McBryde Broun was related to [[people/broun.html\|Peter Broun]]. It is strongly suggested that he was by the fact that the first name of Peter's eldest son was McBryde, which was also Richard's middle name. And they both seem to have changed the spelling of their surname from Broun to Brown. Also, they were both born in Guernsey.

	[[../books/erickson.html\|Erickson]]:<br />		[[../books/erickson.html\|Erickson]]:<br />

Leake family

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	Leake ~~Family~~		The Leake family were notable in the Swan River Colony.

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	Sir Luke Samuel Leake (1828-1886) — Sir George Walpole Leake (1825-1895)		Sir Luke Samuel Leake (1828-1886) — Sir George Walpole Leake (1825-1895)

	Leake Street in Fremantle ~~was~~ named ~~in honour of~~ George Leake.		[[Leake Street]] in Fremantle is named after [[George Leake]].

	== References ==		== References ==

People/leake.html

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	~~[[../index.html\|Freotopia]] > [[../people/index.html\|people]] >~~		Leake Family

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	~~= <span class="hangingindent">~~Leake~~</span>~~ Family =

	'''first generation'''		'''first generation'''

	[[leakegeorge.html\|George Leake]] (1786-1849) and [[leakelukesnr.html\|Luke Leake]] (1784-1838)		[[people/leakegeorge.html\|George Leake]] (1786-1849) and [[people/leakelukesnr.html\|Luke Leake]] (1784-1838)

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	Leake Street in Fremantle was named in honour of George Leake.		Leake Street in Fremantle was named in honour of George Leake.

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		== References ==
	~~====~~== References ~~and Links ====~~==

	Medcalf, Margaret 1967, bio of George Leake in [http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/leake-george-2343 ''ADB''].		Medcalf, Margaret 1967, bio of George Leake in [http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/leake-george-2343 ''ADB''].

	See my page for [[leakelukesnr.html\|Luke Leake Snr]] for details about the lives of the sons above.		See my page for [[people/leakelukesnr.html\|Luke Leake Snr]] for details about the lives of the sons above.

	~~See also my page for [[leakegeorge.html\|George Leake]].~~

	~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leake_family Wikipedia] entry for the Leake family~~

	[~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki~~/~~George_Leake_(merchant) Wikipedia] article on [[leake~~.html\|George Leake]].		See also my page for [[people/leakegeorge.html\|George Leake]].

			[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Leake_(merchant) Wikipedia] article on George Leake.

	{{freotopia \|original_path=/people/leake.html \|date_created=3 May, 2020 \|date_updated=12 March, 2024 }}		{{freotopia \|original_path=/people/leake.html \|date_created=3 May, 2020 \|date_updated=12 March, 2024 }}

Richard McBryde Broun

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	[[../~~index~~.html\|~~Freotopia~~]] ~~>~~ [[~~index~~.html\|~~people~~]] ~~>~~		'''Richard McBryde Broun''' arrived 1831 per ''Eliza''. He married Ann Elizabeth Leake, [[leake.html\|George Leake]]'s daughter from his first marriage. Richard Broun may have owned Town Lots 15, [[lots/16.html\|16,]] [[lots/17.html\|17]], [[lots/18.html\|18]], and [[lots/19.html\|19]] in [[Cliff Street]], Fremantle.

	~~<span id="richard~~-~~mcbryde~~-~~broun"></span>~~		Fremantle Library's online document showing early owners of lots has a Richard Brown owning Lots 15-19. At his first appearance, in 1855 he is shown as Broun, R [Brown], and then as Brown, R for 1856-9. For 1876-8 he has become Brown, R.M.B. I am assuming that all of these are Erickson's Richard McBryde Broun.
	= Richard McBryde Broun =

	Richard Broun arrived 1831 per ''Eliza''. He married Ann Elizabeth Leake, [[leake.html\|George Leake]]'s daughter from his first marriage. Richard Broun may have owned Town Lots 15, [[../lots/16.html\|16,]] [[../lots/17.html\|17]], [[../lots/18.html\|18]], and [[../lots/19.html\|19]] in [[../westend/cliff.html\|Cliff Street]], Fremantle.<br />
	Fremantle Library's online document showing early owners of lots has a Richard Brown owning Lots 15-19. At his first appearance, in 1855 he is shown as Broun, R [Brown], and then as Brown, R for 1856-9. For 1876-8 he has become Brown, R.M.B. I am assuming that all of these are Erickson's Richard McBryde Broun.<br />
	I do not know for sure if Richard McBryde Broun was related to [[broun.html\|Peter Broun]]. It is strongly suggested that he was by the fact that the first name of Peter's eldest son was McBryde, which was also Richard's middle name. And they both seem to have changed the spelling of their surname from Broun to Brown. Also, they were both born in Guernsey.		I do not know for sure if Richard McBryde Broun was related to [[broun.html\|Peter Broun]]. It is strongly suggested that he was by the fact that the first name of Peter's eldest son was McBryde, which was also Richard's middle name. And they both seem to have changed the spelling of their surname from Broun to Brown. Also, they were both born in Guernsey.

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	BROUN, Richard McBryde, b. 12.9.1806 (Guernsey), d. 10.11.1858 (Frem) son of William & Anne (nee Maringuy), arr. 3.1831 per ''Eliza'', m. 1st 8.3.1837 Anne Elizabeth LEAKE b. 1815 d. 27.11.1855 (childbirth), dtr. of George, m. 2nd Charlotte HERBERT. Chd. Amelia b. 1834 (dtr. of Broun & his servant Hannah Dyer, adopted by Anne), Mary McBryde b. 1840, Eliza Leake b. 1841, son stillborn 1845, J.S. b. 1846, dtr. stillborn 1847, George Leake b. 1848 d. 1870, William Luke b. 1850, Frederick George b. 1853. Granted 5000 acres at Avon & Plantagenet. Appointed as Govt. Registrar & Collector of Revenue 21.5.1831 after William Stirling the former Registrar died. Was Reg. Mag. at Frem. 1831-1858. JP 1834. Treasurer of Frem. Whaling Co. 1850 & arranged its sale. Visited S.A. per ''Eleanor'' with wife & 2 dtrs 1.8.1852. Visited London & returned 12.2.1858 with wife & 4 chd. His widow & chd. returned to England 15.1.1859.		BROUN, Richard McBryde, b. 12.9.1806 (Guernsey), d. 10.11.1858 (Frem) son of William & Anne (nee Maringuy), arr. 3.1831 per ''Eliza'', m. 1st 8.3.1837 Anne Elizabeth LEAKE b. 1815 d. 27.11.1855 (childbirth), dtr. of George, m. 2nd Charlotte HERBERT. Chd. Amelia b. 1834 (dtr. of Broun & his servant Hannah Dyer, adopted by Anne), Mary McBryde b. 1840, Eliza Leake b. 1841, son stillborn 1845, J.S. b. 1846, dtr. stillborn 1847, George Leake b. 1848 d. 1870, William Luke b. 1850, Frederick George b. 1853. Granted 5000 acres at Avon & Plantagenet. Appointed as Govt. Registrar & Collector of Revenue 21.5.1831 after William Stirling the former Registrar died. Was Reg. Mag. at Frem. 1831-1858. JP 1834. Treasurer of Frem. Whaling Co. 1850 & arranged its sale. Visited S.A. per ''Eleanor'' with wife & 2 dtrs 1.8.1852. Visited London & returned 12.2.1858 with wife & 4 chd. His widow & chd. returned to England 15.1.1859.

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~		[[File:Freotopia lots img lots.jpg\|thumb\|Town lots map.]]
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	[[~~../~~lots/img/lots.jpg\|~~[[File:Freotopia lots img~~ lots.~~jpg~~]]~~]]Town Lots map (click/tap) >~~

			== References ==
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	{{freotopia \|original_path=/people/brounrichard.html \|date_created=25 June, 2023 \|date_updated=17 October, 2023 }}		{{freotopia \|original_path=/people/brounrichard.html \|date_created=25 June, 2023 \|date_updated=17 October, 2023 }}

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= Richard McBryde Broun =

Richard Broun arrived 1831 per ''Eliza''. He married Ann Elizabeth Leake, [[leake.html|George Leake]]'s daughter from his first marriage. Richard Broun may have owned Town Lots 15, [[../lots/16.html|16,]] [[../lots/17.html|17]], [[../lots/18.html|18]], and [[../lots/19.html|19]] in [[../westend/cliff.html|Cliff Street]], Fremantle. 
Fremantle Library's online document showing early owners of lots has a Richard Brown owning Lots 15-19. At his first appearance, in 1855 he is shown as Broun, R [Brown], and then as Brown, R for 1856-9. For 1876-8 he has become Brown, R.M.B. I am assuming that all of these are Erickson's Richard McBryde Broun. 
I do not know for sure if Richard McBryde Broun was related to [[broun.html|Peter Broun]]. It is strongly suggested that he was by the fact that the first name of Peter's eldest son was McBryde, which was also Richard's middle name. And they both seem to have changed the spelling of their surname from Broun to Brown. Also, they were both born in Guernsey.

[[../books/erickson.html|Erickson]]: 
BROUN, Richard McBryde, b. 12.9.1806 (Guernsey), d. 10.11.1858 (Frem) son of William & Anne (nee Maringuy), arr. 3.1831 per ''Eliza'', m. 1st 8.3.1837 Anne Elizabeth LEAKE b. 1815 d. 27.11.1855 (childbirth), dtr. of George, m. 2nd Charlotte HERBERT. Chd. Amelia b. 1834 (dtr. of Broun & his servant Hannah Dyer, adopted by Anne), Mary McBryde b. 1840, Eliza Leake b. 1841, son stillborn 1845, J.S. b. 1846, dtr. stillborn 1847, George Leake b. 1848 d. 1870, William Luke b. 1850, Frederick George b. 1853. Granted 5000 acres at Avon & Plantagenet. Appointed as Govt. Registrar & Collector of Revenue 21.5.1831 after William Stirling the former Registrar died. Was Reg. Mag. at Frem. 1831-1858. JP 1834. Treasurer of Frem. Whaling Co. 1850 & arranged its sale. Visited S.A. per ''Eleanor'' with wife & 2 dtrs 1.8.1852. Visited London & returned 12.2.1858 with wife & 4 chd. His widow & chd. returned to England 15.1.1859.


====== References and Links ======

[[../lots/img/lots.jpg|[[File:Freotopia lots img lots.jpg]]]]Town Lots map (click/tap) >

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St Mary's Church and Hall

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	~~[[../index.html\|Freotopia]] > [[index.html\|churches]] >~~		St Mary's Church and Hall

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	= St Mary's Church and Hall =

	Former Anglican Church of St Mary the Virgin, 1895, 6 Jackson St, Queen Victoria St, Jewell Parade, North Fremantle		Former Anglican Church of St Mary the Virgin, 1895, 6 Jackson St, Queen Victoria St, Jewell Parade, North Fremantle

	~~[[File:Freotopia churches img stmarys.jpg]]~~

	~~Photograph courtesy of SLWA # 316532PD, January 1986 (from Facebook).~~

	Heritage Council:<br />		Heritage Council:<br />

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	[[~~../index.html\|[[File:Freotopia img banner.jpg]]]]~~		#REDIRECT [[Don Whittington]]

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	~~<span id="whittingtondonald-whittington"></span>~~
	~~= [[File:Freotopia people img whittington.jpg\|300px\|whittington]]Donald Whittington =~~

	Don Whittington was a Fremantle [[../council/councillors.html\|councillor]] (1975-84) and deputy mayor (1982-84). He is currently (2024) acting president of the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Fremantle Workers Club]] (president 2011-2022) and was president of the [[../society/index.html\|Fremantle Society]] in 1989. He is a life member of both.

	For the Heritage Festival in 2016 he conducted both a tour of the Fremantle [[../cemeteries/carrington.html\|Cemetery]], with a [[../rottnest/index.html\|Rottnest]] theme, and Don's [[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Tram Tour]] of Fremantle, which shows buildings that were saved by the Fremantle Society, and where others were [[../buildings/lost.html\|lost]].

	~~<span id="references-and-links"></span>~~
	~~====== References and Links ======~~

	~~The [[whittingtonfamily.html\|Whittington family page]] on this site.<br />~~
	~~Don's [[../clubs/freoworkers/don.html\|page]] re the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Workers Club]].<br />~~
	~~[[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Don's Tram Tour 2016~~]].


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	Don in a previous life at his Markets stall in 1979, with his elder son Evan also behind the counter. This is Fremantle Library photo #1523F and has the following caption: Mavis Wright, in period costume for the 150th anniversary celebrations, at the Culpepers stall in the [[Fremantle Markets]].		Don in a previous life at his Markets stall in 1979, with his elder son Evan also behind the counter. This is Fremantle Library photo #1523F and has the following caption: Mavis Wright, in period costume for the 150th anniversary celebrations, at the Culpepers stall in the [[Fremantle Markets]].

			[[File:Freotopia people img whittington.jpg\|thumb]]

			Don Whittington was a Fremantle [[../council/councillors.html\|councillor]] (1975-84) and deputy mayor (1982-84). He is currently (2024) acting president of the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Fremantle Workers Club]] (president 2011-2022) and was president of the [[../society/index.html\|Fremantle Society]] in 1989. He is a life member of both.

			For the Heritage Festival in 2016 he conducted both a tour of the Fremantle [[../cemeteries/carrington.html\|Cemetery]], with a [[../rottnest/index.html\|Rottnest]] theme, and Don's [[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Tram Tour]] of Fremantle, which shows buildings that were saved by the Fremantle Society, and where others were [[../buildings/lost.html\|lost]].

			<span id="references-and-links"></span>
			====== References and Links ======

			The [[whittingtonfamily.html\|Whittington family page]] on this site.<br />
			Don's [[../clubs/freoworkers/don.html\|page]] re the [[../clubs/workers.html\|Workers Club]].<br />
			[[../buildings/tramtour.html\|Don's Tram Tour 2016]].

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