A Baker’s Skill Feeds the New Colony A baker by trade, Stephen and his wife Jane arrived in South Australia in 1838 and first lived in a tent on Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. Here Stephen built a bakehouse, where - New Pennington - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A Baker’s Skill Feeds the New Colony A baker by trade, Stephen and his wife Jane arrived in South Australia in 1838 and first lived in a tent on Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. Here Stephen built a bakehouse, where Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-07 03:38:41 Open Document File Size: 559,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City Walkerville / Surrey / Edinburgh / Sydney / Adelaide / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Hagen Arms Hotel / / IndustryTerm http / NaturalFeature Holdfast Bay / / Organization Trinity Church / / Person Elizabeth Bailey / Jane Hannah McCLOUD / Alfred / George Bailey / Adelaide He / Eliza / Redman / Maidment / Here Stephen / Mary Ann (Polly) / his wife Jane / / Position Prince / King / blacksmith / / ProvinceOrState South Australia / / Region South Australia / / URL http / SocialTag Rundle Economy of Australia Geography of Australia Geography of Oceania Adelaide Rundle Street, Adelaide Adelaide city centre

A Baker’s Skill Feeds the New Colony A baker by trade, Stephen and his wife Jane arrived in South Australia in 1838 and first lived in a tent on Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. Here Stephen built a bakehouse, whereAdd to Reading List