Hard Work Transforms a Shaky Start into a Fortune In 1839, John Horsnell and his wife Sarah Ann set sail on the Lysander for South Africa. Due to illness on the ship, the Captain bypassed Capetown, and headed for Austral

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Date: 2014-05-07 03:39:19 Gully Adelaide Geography of South Australia Geography of Oceania Horsnell Gully Conservation Park Geography of Australia Waterfall Gully South Australia		Hard Work Transforms a Shaky Start into a Fortune In 1839, John Horsnell and his wife Sarah Ann set sail on the Lysander for South Africa. Due to illness on the ship, the Captain bypassed Capetown, and headed for Austral Add to Reading List Source URL: www.pioneerssa.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 562,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

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