https://gawlerhistory.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=AmberRusby 2026-08-21T20:52:14Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.0 https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Rusby_William&diff=1154 2012-06-28T10:44:07Z

<p>AmberRusby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{People<br /> |Type of person=Family<br /> |Also known as=Rusby William<br /> |Date of birth=14/08/1838<br /> |Date approximate=No<br /> |Place of birth=Yorkshire England<br /> |Date of arrival=1866<br /> |Date approximate2=Yes<br /> |Principal occupation=miller by trade<br /> |Date approximate3=No<br /> |Date of death=12/02/1910<br /> |Date approximate4=No<br /> |Place of decease=Willaston cemetery - Gawler<br /> }}<br /> William migrated to Gawler in approximately 1866 at the age<br /> of 28. He married Annie Potter on 24 may 1867 at <br /> the Bible Christian Chapel in Lyndoch, SA.<br /> They had 11 children; Robert, John, William, Annie, <br /> Lilli, Edward, George (Benjamin), Frederick, <br /> Bert (Samuel Herbert), and two other boys who died at an<br /> early age. In 1873 they bought a block of land<br /> on Adelaide road, Gawler South (lot 156).<br /> Possiblely, his father-in-law, a stone mason, built <br /> them the house on the property, where William lived until his death in 1910, aged 71. <br /> He is now burried in the Willaston cemetery with his wife, <br /> Annie Rusby(Nee Potter), who died on July 26, 1913, aged 69.<br /> Although a miller by trade, it's believed he spent a lot of time <br /> working in a foundry in Gawler (Probably May Brothers).<br /> {{Info}}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

AmberRusby https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Rusby_William&diff=1153 2012-06-28T10:42:47Z

<p>AmberRusby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{People<br /> |Type of person=Family<br /> |Also known as=William Rusby<br /> |Date of birth=14/08/1838<br /> |Date approximate=No<br /> |Place of birth=Yorkshire England<br /> |Date of arrival=1866<br /> |Date approximate2=Yes<br /> |Principal occupation=miller by trade<br /> |Date approximate3=No<br /> |Date of death=12/02/1910<br /> |Date approximate4=No<br /> |Place of decease=willaston cemetery- gawler<br /> }}<br /> William migrated to Gawler in approximately 1866 at the age<br /> of 28. He married Annie Potter on 24 may 1867 at <br /> the Bible Christian Chapel in Lyndoch, SA.<br /> They had 11 children; Robert, John, William, Annie, <br /> Lilli, Edward, George (Benjamin), Frederick, <br /> Bert (Samuel Herbert), and two other boys who died at an<br /> early age. In 1873 they bought a block of land<br /> on Adelaide road, Gawler South (lot 156).<br /> Possiblely, his father-in-law, a stone mason, built <br /> them the house on the property, where William lived until his death in 1910, aged 71. <br /> He is now burried in the Willaston cemetery with his wife, <br /> Annie Rusby(Nee Potter), who died on July 26, 1913, aged 69.<br /> Although a miller by trade, it's believed he spent a lot of time <br /> working in a foundry in Gawler (Probably May Brothers).<br /> {{Info}}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

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