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- New South Wales, Return of Crown Lands 1854
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- Northern Territory, Census 1881-1921
- Northern Territory, Electoral Rolls 1895-1940
- Queensland, Crown Land Sales 1842-1911
- Queensland, Electoral Roll 1939
- Queensland, Electoral Rolls 1860-1959
- Queensland, Land Records 1856-1859
- Queensland, register of land sold 1842-1859
- South Australia Landowners 1835-1841
- South Australia rate books
- South Australia, Census 1841
- South Australia, Commonwealth Electoral Rolls 1939-1943
- Tasmania, Commonwealth Electoral Rolls 1934 &1943
- Victoria, Bendigo Electoral Roll 1922
- Victoria, Crown Land Licences 1853-1856
- Victoria, Electoral Rolls 1939 - 1946
- Victoria, Land Tax Register & Valuation 1888
- Victoria, World War One Soldier Settlers
- Western Australia, Electoral Rolls 1939-1949
Find your ancestors in South Australia Landowners 1835-1841
South Australia Landowners 1835-1841
Search for your ancestors who owned land in South Australia between 1835 and 1841. Find out where they lived, discover details of their property, and uncover some biographical information.
What can these records tell me?
* Name
* Location
* Land order – this indicates a cash purchase
* Ballot
* Street
* District
* Section
* Number of acres
* Purchase date and price
* Settlement date – the date of possession
* Biographical note
* Remarks
* Source of information
Discover more about South Australia Landowners 1835-1841
When South Australia was settled, it was thought that the colony’s land should be sold in small sections, of ideally about 80 acres. The money raised by the sale and leasing of land was used for an Emigration Fund that helped cover to the cost conveying immigrant labourers and their families from Great Britain and Ireland.
All land was surveyed before sale and rural land was to be initially sold in 80-acre parcels at a minimum price of £1 per acre.
Data provided by Graham Jaunay www.jaunay.com