“Forward, was my motto” Richard Day began in the colony with 16 4d. in his pocket. Firstly living in a hut on the site of the now old Adelaide Gaol, then at Walkerville and Prospect Village, he became a tenant farmer - Gawler South - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	“Forward, was my motto” Richard Day began in the colony with 16/4d. in his pocket. Firstly living in a hut on the site of the now old Adelaide Gaol, then at Walkerville and Prospect Village, he became a tenant farmer Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-07 03:37:41 Open Document File Size: 612,37 KB Share Result on Facebook City Walkerville / Adelaide / Gloucestershire / / Currency GBP / / Facility Port Adelaide / Adelaide Gaol / Croydon Villa / / NaturalFeature Gawler River / / Organization Rodborough Church / / Person Richard Day / Mary Ann / Paula Bartsch Richard / / Position Queen / Admiral / farmer / / ProvinceOrState Reeves Plains / / SocialTag Rodborough Gawler, South Australia Local government in England London London Borough of Croydon Croydon

“Forward, was my motto” Richard Day began in the colony with 16/4d. in his pocket. Firstly living in a hut on the site of the now old Adelaide Gaol, then at Walkerville and Prospect Village, he became a tenant farmerAdd to Reading List