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• Unique Id: 02B1B8709D0D4A139313DA0CAE8786A4CD2B

Albert married BUTTON, Elvie Grace in 1929. Elvie was born in 1908. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. SCHULLER, Ruth Doreen was born in 1931.
2. SCHULLER, Valma Grace was born in 1932.
3. SCHULLER, Elaine Elvie was born in 1938.

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• Unique Id: 6E5F8F5528714DAE9FC5224ED51B88B74888

Notes:

See attached sources.

Herrmann married INGLIS, Ruth Elizabeth on 19 Apr 1904 in Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia. Ruth (daughter of INGLIS, Samuel and FOOTE, Ruth Elizabeth) was born on 8 Feb 1880; died in 1919. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Unique Id: 8C3EE1A7AB4949B3A4053891E43C75135C20

Notes:

See attached sources.

Notes:

Married:
Port Augusta by H.P.Rush, Methodist minister at residence of HBA Schuller

Other Events:

• Unique Id: B4ADCC742E9D486C9E04589FE4F00452E3E3
• Occupation: 1876-1890, Willowie, South Australia, Australia; Farmer
• Occupation: 1890-1895, Mannanarie, South Australia, Australia; Farmer
• Occupation: 1895-1900, Telowie, South Australia, Australia; Carting Contracter
• Occupation: 1900-1924, Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia; Miner
• Retired: 1924, Merriton, South Australia, Australia

Notes:

Samuel farmed at WILLOWIE from 1880-1890, MANNANARIE 1890-1895. Had a carting contract from TEROWIE to HAWKER until early 1900, then moved to BROKEN HILL and worked with horses at the central mine for many years. Returned to SA in 1924 driving his horse 'Minnie' and cart with his personal possessions from BROKEN HILL to his sons home at 'Ingleside' Meriton. Samuel lived here until his death in 1941. He is buried in the CRYSTAL BROOK cemetery.

Occupation:
Farmer, Carter

Religion:
Methodist

Occupation:
The INGLIS family owned sections #546 and #95 just south of the township of Willowie, approx 25 km from Melrose.

Occupation:
Operated a contract between Terowie and Hawker

Occupation:
Worked with horses on the mines

Retired:
Returned to South Australia in 1924, driving his horse 'Minnie' and cart with his personal possessions from Broken Hill to his son's home at 'Ingleside'Merriton, where he remained until his death in 1941.

Died:
Death Certificate:
Samuel Inglis widower, aged 86yrs died 7.6.1941 at Lestern Private Hospital, Harrow Rd, St Peters
cause: cancer of rectum and senile decay
occup: stableman formerly farmer
residence: Catherine St, College Park formerly of Merriton
born: Inman Valley
remarried at 37yrs of age issue: 2 females alive, 3 males and 1female deceased
Claude Trevelion undertaker

Samuel married FOOTE, Ruth Elizabeth on 21 Oct 1878 in Redhill, South Australia, Australia. Ruth was born on 18 Sep 1853 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia; died on 14 Aug 1893 in Mannanarie, South Australia, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Unique Id: D2393769F9E841A1B8AB5B47B17202DF7794

Notes:

f+m:William and Cardelia GUPPY res:REDHILL SA

Notes:

Married:
At the house of Mr. Samuel INGLIS, Redhill SA

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• Occupation: Miller Sam
• Unique Id: 0E296658D5FB415BA7CBFAF8F70E4FC7E0B9
• Emigration: 24 May 1852
• Immigration: 24 Aug 1852

Notes:

Samuel Inglis born in Dunns Scotland was the first child of Samuel Inglis and Mary Robertson. He left Scotland with his new bride, Janet Duncan Knox, on the ship Omega on the 24th of May 1852 arriving in South Australia on the 24th of August 1852

Their first child Jane was born in Adelaide in 1853 and shortly afterwards they moved to Yankalilla where Samuel was a store keeper.
In 1857 he moved to McLaren Vale and was Miller there for a short time.
In 1860 he became the miller at The Tea Tree Gully flour mill.
In 1868 he moved to Adelaide and was engaged as a miller with Giles & Smith flour mill on West Terence until 1877.
During their stay in Adelaide they lived in Morney Street and Grattan Street.

In 1881 they moved from Adelaide to Red Hill and worked as a miller at the flour mill there. After the flour mill at Red Hill closed in 1881 he inherited the property of his uncle Anthony, as well as the post office and eating house at Elatina, which was the stopping place for the coach run from Hawker to Blinman.

Samuel spent the last few years of his life in this area as a sheep farmer and died in 1887 and is buried in the Blinman Cemetery. Janet his wife stayed with her family in this vicinity for sometime then move to Broken Hill with her son Alexander Duncan Inglis. She died at Broken Hill in March 1905 and is buried there


He was always known to the family as 'Miller Sam' as he followed the occupation of miller in South Australia that he had begun in Scotland



Occupation:
Miller, Storekeeper

Religion:
Protestant

Residence:
YANKILILLA, ADELAIDE, REDHILL, BLINMAN SA

Emigration:
PLYMOUTH UK 24.05.1852 via OMEGA

Immigration:
PORT ADELAIDE SA 24.08.1852 via OMEGA

Buried:
BLINMAN SA

Samuel married DUNCAN, Janet Knox on 9 Apr 1852 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Janet was born on 8 May 1830 in Scotland, United Kingdom; died on 14 Mar 1904 in Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Unique Id: FE433BDA62424A08B4FF8A8A81BD60B768EC
• Emigration: 24 May 1852
• Immigration: 24 Aug 1852

Notes:

Father: Alexander DUNCAN, Baker

Emigration:
PLYMOUTH UK 24.05.1852 via OMEGA

Immigration:
PORT ADELAIDE SA 24.08.1852 via OMEGA