Soldier Settlers

For information regarding the Jutland Soldier Settler scheme please go to this page Jutland Water Reserve

Other men to receive a settlement after World War 1 in the Hundred of Jutland were

Thomas Bruce Forrest, section 292, 27 Mar 1927

Leslie Charles Harding, section bk 296

Alexander Kirkwood, section 477/8, 1 October 1920

George Patrick McKinty, section 486/, 1 June 1922

Gordon MacKinnon Messenger, section 468, 469/71, pt 472, 491, 1 July 1923

Clifford Erwin Taylor, section 468, 1 June 1920

Miss Effie Thomson, section pt 416 now 383, 8 July 1920

Percival Puttkamer Thorn, pt 148, 1 May 1919, pt 148, 28 July 1920

And those in the Hundred of Tungkillo ...

Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954)Saturday 25 December 1920 - Page 32

About 10,177 acres of the Rosebank estat, in the Hundred of Tungkillo, have been purchased from Messrs, G. T., R. T., and A. Melrose by the Government. The Commissioner of Crown Lands (Hon. G. R. Laffer) stated on Monday that as the Land Board, reported that the land could not be subdivided into areas which would enable the values of the respective blocks to come within the limit of £3,000 allowed Under the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, the property had been bought under part x of the Crown Lands Act, 1913. When dealing with applications the Land Board would give preference to any discharged soldiers who might apply. Arrangements were being made to take possession of the estate on March 1st next, but in the meantime the land would be surveyed and gazetted.

Frederick Robert Ayres, section 479, 1 March 1922

John Loftus Ayres, section 480, 1 March 1922

Ansell Britton Jones, section 483, no date

George Grafton Wood, section 114, 200, 206, CR 279, 26 August 1922