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Finlayson joined The
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with Samuel Sleep. He leased a nearby property of 164 acres from the South
Australian Company, which he farmed while living in a cottage in Adelaide. By 1853 he had built a substantial residence "Helenholm" (frequently "Helenholme"), named for his wife, and in 1855 converted his land title to
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MARRIAGES. AMBROSE—FINLAYSON. — On 30 March, at the residence of the bride's father, Carrington-street, by the Rev, Jacob Abbott, William
Ambrose, of Mannum, to Helen Harvey, second daughter of Mr. William
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DEATHS. FINLAYSON.—On 3 August, at 78, Partridge-street, Glenelg, Jessie Grace, daughter of the late
William and Helen Finlayson (formerly of "Helenholm." Mitcham). In her 81st year.
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William Finlayson (1881– ) married cousin Dorothy Jean Finlayson (1893 – ) on 12 August 1914. Dorothy was a daughter of Ebenezer Finlayson (see below).
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168:(18 May 1841 – 20 August 1925) was educated at Adelaide Educational Institution, but did not figure prominently in the prize lists. He was employed at
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when the company went strictly wholesale around 1870. He sold that business to
Crawford & Co. around 1890 to concentrate on his mining interests.
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Emily Laura "Emmie" Finlayson (1867–1956) married
William Cormack Calder (c. 1870 – 2 November 1923) on 29 March 1898. Calder was with
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William
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for the Rev. Allan W. Webb which became one of the most popular in Adelaide. He was appointed deacon of the Zion Chapel in
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Ethel Mona Finlayson (26 May 1890 – 6 February 1977) Gordon Patterson Blackmore on 5 March 1913. Gordon was a grandson of
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Albert Clement Finlayson (1876–1920) married C(aroline) Ethel Fitch (1879–1958) on 25 April 1907. She was a daughter of
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Dorothy Jean Finlayson (1892 – ) married cousin Frederick William Finlayson (1881– ) on 12 August 1914 (see above).
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inhabitants, but never saw one, though no doubt their progress was being closely observed.
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779:Monthly Summary of Births, Marriages and Deaths
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172:'s grocery warehouse and with fellow-employee
16:For other people named William Finlayson, see
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307:and spent his younger days on their farm in
274:(26 Sep 1850 – 3 August 1931) never married.
726:15 December 1879 p.4 accessed 24 July 2011.
471:S.A. Baptist Union, Adelaide 1937 cited in
278:Elizabeth Mary Christina "Bessie" Finlayson
213:According to one report, his widow married
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547:18 December 1897 p.7 accessed 24 July 2011
477:http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article36379159
384:South Australian Literary Societies' Union
1003:19th-century Australian Baptist ministers
931:Australian Dictionary of Biography online
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711:9 February 1875 p.4 accessed 24 July 2011
634:31 October 1863 p.2 accessed 20 July 2011
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301:Robert Kettle Finlayson
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351:Adelaide City Mission
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241:Ebenezer Finlayson
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