Category:Mortlock Family, South Australia

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w:William Ranson Mortlock (1821-1884) arrived in South Australia on the Imaum of Muscat on 9 November 1843. Along with his son, w:William Tennant Mortlock (1858-1913), grandson, w:John Andrew Tennant Mortlock (1894-1950), and John's wife w:Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (1906-1979), the Mortlocks have left the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, the University of Adelaide, the State Library of South Australia, the City of Adelaide and the State of South Australia with many significant and lasting legacies.

0. William Mortlock (1747-1807)
0. Simon Mortlock (1749-1831) married Anne Berry^[1]

1. Ann Mortlock. Married Captain William Ranson

2. John Daniel Ranson (Elphinstone, Victoria)^[2]

1. William Mortlock (1789-1824) In 1813 married Mary Newling

2. Elizabeth Ann Mortlock (1814-1856) In 1833 in Meldreth married Thomas Scruby^[2]

3. Henry Mortlock Scruby (South Australia)^[2]

2. a daughter

2. a daughter

2. Simon Mortlock (-1860)

3. William Doubell Mortlock

4. two children - still living in 1991^[2]

2. w:William Ranson Mortlock (1821-1884)^[3] married Margaret née Tennant

3. a daughter

3. a daughter

3. a daughter

3. w:William Tennant Mortlock (1858-1913) married w:Rosina Forsyth Tennant (c1870-1939), daughter of w:Andrew Tennant (pastoralist) (1835-1913)^[4]

4. William Ranson Mortlock (1891-1892) Born in Nov 1891. Died on 16 July 1892, aged 8½ months, at w:Essenside.

4. w:John Andrew Tennant Mortlock (1894-1950)^[5] On 7 December 1948, married w:Dorothy Elizabeth Beech (1906-1979)^[6]

5: - no issue

4. Frederick Ranson Mortlock (1900-1936) - never married^[2]

4. son - died before adulthood

4. son - died before adulthood

1. ↑ http://www.mortlock.info/portraits/mports.html
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e} http://www.mortlock.info/encyclopedia/China.rtf
3. ↑ H. Kempe, 'Mortlock, William Ranson (1821 - 1884)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 5, Melbourne University Press, 1974, pp 301-302.
4. ↑ Gordon D. Combe, 'Tennant, Andrew (1835 - 1913)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 6, Melbourne University Press, 1976, pp 255-256.
5. ↑ Valmai A. Hankel, 'Mortlock, John Andrew Tennant (1894 - 1950)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 15, Melbourne University Press, 2000, pp 426-427.
6. ↑ Valmai A. Hankel, 'Mortlock, Dorothy Elizabeth (1906 - 1979)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 15, Melbourne University Press, 2000, pp 426-427.

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Ena Mabel Doswell and Rita Templer at Martindale Hall, Mintaro - DESCRIPTION Mabel Doswell and her companion Rita Templer in a pony cart outside the main entrance of Martindale Hall. The Mortlock family purchased a house at 23 Kingston Terrace, Medindie, for Mabel in 1924. In return she provided hostess services for F. Ranson Mortlock when he visited Adelaide. DATE ca.1925

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Ena Mabel Doswell (1877-1961), eldest daughter of Morris and Harriet (nee Denton) Doswell, was born at North Adelaide on 14/11/1877. The Mortlock family bought a house for her at 23 Kingston Terrace, Medindie in return for hostess duties when F. Ranson Mortlock was in Adelaide. Ena's companion from 1919 to 1940 was Rita Templer, living together at Hawkers Road, Medindie, and Kingston Terrace, Medindie. Mabel died on 9/8/1961 and was buried in North Road Cemetery. DATE ca.1925

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Ena Mabel Doswell (right) at her home, 23 Kingston Terrace, Medindie. The house was purchased for Mabel in 1924 by the Mortlock family, in return for her providing hostess functions when F. Ranson Mortlock was in Adelaide. Mabel continued to live at Kingston Tce. after Ranson Mortlock died in 1937, moving to Magill in 1954. Mabel lived at Kingston Tce. with her companion Rita Templer until 1940. DATE ca.1925

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Frederick Ranson Mortlock - DESCRIPTION F. Ranson Mortlock, youngest son of William Tennant and Rosina Mortlock. DATE 1918

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Ena Mabel Doswell and Frederick Ranson Mortlock - DESCRIPTION E. Mabel Doswell and F. Ranson Mortlock. The Mortlock family purchased 23 Kingston Terrace, Medindie for Mabel in 1924. In return she provided hostess services for Ranson, the youngest son of William and Rosina Mortlock, when he was in Adelaide. Mabel continued to live in the house with her companion, Rita Templer, after Ranson died in 1937. DATE 1925

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Susan Leighton-White and Dorothy Mortlock, her aunt. ca. 1953

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Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock, (nee Beech) - DESCRIPTION Dorothy Mortlock seated at table with group of women in the garden of Martindale Hall. DATE ca.1949 Stanley Studios photographer

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The Caretaker's house at Martindale Hall DATE 1936 Collett, Richard Ernest, 1887-1965, photographer

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Hunters at Martindale Hall DESCRIPTION Group at Martindale Hall dressed for hunting with shotguns and dogs DATE ca.1890

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Stables at Martindale Hall DESCRIPTION The stables at Martindale Hall. The stables were constructed in stone with many outstanding features including the main entrance in the form of a high arch, capable of allowing a coach and four-in-hand to drive through, and the front facade with stout pilasters on either side, carrying a freize and pediment, all done in the most meticulous detail and proportions. DATE ca.1910

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Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech). Photographed shortly after her marriage to John Andrew Tennant Mortlock. DATE ca. 1949

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William Tennant Mortlock with Jemima, his nurse. William, the son of William Ranson Mortlock and Margaret Tennant was born at Port Lincoln, 18 May 1858 DATE 1859

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William Ranson Mortlock, son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, born at Port Adelaide 27 October 1891, died at Glenelg 16 July 1892. DATE 1892

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William Ranson Mortlock, born Melbourn near Cambridge, England, he came to South Australia in 1843, aged 22. After first purchasing Yalluna Run near Port Lincoln he became a major landholder on Eyre Peninsula and in the North of South Australia. In 1850 he married Margaret Tennant, and they had four children, Jessie (1851), Mary (1853) Florence (1856) and William Tennant (1858). MHR for the seat of Flinders May 1868 to Mar. 1870, Dec. 1871 to Jan. 1875 and Apr. 1878 to Mar. 1884, William died at his Medindie property, Avenel House, 10 May 1884, and was buried in the North Road Cemetery. DATE ca.1880 Hammer & Co., photographer

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Portrait of William R. Mortlock, member for Flinders. This is one of 36 portraits of members of the South Australian House of Assembly, 1872-1875, in a composite compiled in 1872 DATE ca.1872

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Early South Australian settlers: William Ranson Mortock DESCRIPTION Portrait of William Ranson Mortock of Yalluna Run, near Port Lincoln from a pictorial composite of SA Northern Pioneers. DATE ca.1875

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Rosye F. Mortlock DESCRIPTION A studio portrait of Mrs Rosye (Rosina) Forsyth Mortlock, nee Tennant, mother of John Tennant Mortlock. She died in 1939. DATE ca.1935 Rembrandt Studio, photographer

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L-R Ethel Margaret Gwynne (daughter of Edward Gwynne and Mary nee Mortlock), Rosina Mortlock nee Tennant (wife of William Tennant Mortlock)and Lizzie Stevenson (daughter of John Tennant). DATE ca.1910

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Mrs. Stephenson, James Love and Margaret Mortlock, nee Tennant DATE ca.1860

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Margaret Mortlock, nee Tennant, and her daughter Mary, born 18 September 1853 DATE ca.1855

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Valentine Tennant Mortlock DATE ca.1900

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Party of men at Tumby Bay. DESCRIPTION TUMBY BAY: J.T. Mortlock, second from the left, and a party of men at Tumby Bay, possibly outside the Hotel; J.T. Mortlock's chauffeur, Richard J.R. Riley stands in the front row holding his hat. DATE 1922.

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Martindale Hall at Mintaro, the residence of John Andrew Tennant Mortlock. Built in 1879 by Edmund Bowman DATE 1932

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John Tennant Mortlock. DATE ca.1930

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A studio portrait of John Tennant Mortlock, with the Mortlock coat of arms depicted on the studio backdrop. DATE ca.1945 Thomas, Blodwen, photographer

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Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech) and John Andrew Tennant Mortlock standing beside a Dodge Utility, titled "On way to Yangi". DATE ca.1949

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock holding car door open for Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech), his wife. DATE ca.1948

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock and Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech). DATE ca.1948

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Dorothy and John Mortlock DESCRIPTION Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech) and John Andrew Tennant Mortlock standing beside a motor car, possibly at the time of their marriage. DATE ca.1948

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Dorothy and John Mortlock DESCRIPTION Dorothy Elizabeth Mortlock (nee Beech) and John Andrew Tennant Mortlock standing outside St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide, possibly at the time of their marriage. DATE ca.1948

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, born Mintaro, 30 March 1894. DATE ca.1898

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, the son of William Tennant Mortlock and Rosina Forsayth Tennant, he was born on 30 March 1894 at the family home, Mintaro. DATE ca.1896 Hammer & Co., photographer

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock DATE ca.1936

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John Andrew Tennant Mortlock DATE 1936