Buick, John

John and Frances Anne Buick nee Filmer

SLSA [B 16222]

See also Mr. and Mrs. John BUICK article from K.I.P.A. Newsletter 36 

See also report Descendants of John BUICK at the end of this page.

A VETERAN ISLANDER.

Death of Mr. John Buick  

Mr. John Buick, "the grand old man of Kangaroo Island," died at American River this week in the ninety- second year of his age. For many years he and the late Mr. Angus Reeves, of Kingscote, shared the distinction of   being the oldest settlers on the island, the latter having preceded Mr. Buick as an insular resident by about two years.

Mr. John Buick, who was a sturdy son of Scotia, was born at Montrose, on May 16, 1822. He had lived on Kangaroo Island for 60 years, and had a most interesting and varied career. His father was a builder, farmer, and manufacturer of farming implements. The farm, a mile outside of Arbroath, was the scene of Mr. Buick's earliest labours. A prouder youngster than he was not to be found in the land on the day when he was first given a team of horses to drive in the harrows. After a couple of years on the farm, he decided that the blue, bounding sea was the place for him, and forthwith entered the merchant service as an apprentice. Four years in that position was followed by 12 months before the mast.  

Then his brother, the carpenter and first mate on another vessel, died in the West Indies. His tools were returned home,   and on their arrival Mr. Buick acquired them and secured employment in a Forfarshire dockyard as a ship and boat builder. At the end of four years he joined his uncle's ship Flora, at Liverpool, in the combined capacities of carpenter and second mate. On the return of the vessel from the Baltic, Mr. Buick spent a short period in the Arethusa, and afterwards joined the brig Malcolm, of 300 tons. She conveyed a general cargo to Rio de Janeiro, loaded coffee and cocoa at Bahia, in Brazil, and then came to South Australia for orders. That was in 1844. From Port Adelaide, the vessel proceeded to Sydney, but Mr. Buick had disembarked, and remained in South Australian territory for the remainder of his life, with credit to the State and to himself.  

—Boat, Punt, and Bridge Building.— 

He had not been on shore many hours when he was engaged to cut mangrove boat knees near Port Adelaide. After he had been occupied in that pursuit, for a month he was commissioned by Mr. Bell to construct at Wellington a punt for the conveyance of sheep and cattle across the River Murray. At the completion of the undertaking he returned to the Port and became a boat builder and ship repairer. That was followed by another trip to the Murray on behalf of Mr. Scott, who had contracted with the Government to build a punt at Wellington. On the way back to the metropolis Mr. Buick and his assistants stayed overnight at Warland's Hotel, on the Onkaparinga. During the evening a mounted trooper handed to Mr. Buick a despatch, in which the Government instructed him to erect a bridge at Langhorne's Creek. His companions, however, were bent upon spending a week in the city, and after a vigorous discussion it was decided to adopt that course. At the end of the seven days the men proceeded to the creek and built the bridge.

Mr. Buick then resumed his old trade at the chief seaport, and for years did all the Marine Board's carpentery work. Then the Government offered him the position of master shipwright, which he held for a couple of years; but, finding that he could secure better results from a financial point of view as a private employer, he resigned, and went on his own account again.

—Kangaroo Island, Ahoy!—   

Anxious to secure a first-class cutter, Mr. Ranford, of Port Adelaide, engaged him to build a 46-ton boat. Accordingly in January, 1854, Mr. Buick, with his wife and three children, set out for Kangaroo Island, and landed at Point Buick, where Mr. Buick resided ever after. Assisted principally by his brother, he built the vessel on the foreshore in front of his cottage. As it approached completion he and his wife resolved that they could not do better than "go on the land." The decision was partially influenced by the fact that during her residence on the island Mrs. Buick's health had improved materially.

"At that time," remarked Mr. Buick when telling the story several years ago, "there were about only 50 people on the whole island, and our nearest neighbour was miles away. The timber and bush which covered the country did not present an inviting aspect: but, determined to do or die, I obtained a lease from the Government, and promptly began clearing for cultivation. The soil is alluvial, with a clay bottom, and will grow practically anything. Wheat and barley were the first grains I sowed, and the clean up produced between 30 to 40 bushels to the acre. Each year I in- creased the cultivated area. I have had magnificent cereal crops, but the best returns were 75 bushels of Cape oats and 50 bushels of barley to the acre. As my sons grew into manhood, however, I did less and less farming, and since 1894 I have not done any at all."  

—A Fine Orchard.— 

Mr. Buick was an enthusiastic and expert horticulturist. Sixty years ago he prepared ground to the rear of his house, and four years later he planted it with various fruit trees, which made rapid headway. Then two or three dry seasons in succession   killed the apricot trees, but the others throve, and to-day the trunks of some measure 2 ft. in diameter. They have borne tons of delicious fruit, which has won a reputation, not only throughout the island, but on the mainland as well. The birds showed appreciation of the dainties by feasting upon the best of the fruit; and, notwithstanding devices to combat them, destroyed vast quantities each year. Recognising the hopelessness of the battle, Mr. Buick conceived the idea, which succeeded admirably, of establishing a new garden, 100 yards from the old one. As he briefly explained—"Seeing that the feathered pests and the opossums had the upper hand, I thought if I gave them full freedom to plunder the garden they had frequented for years, they would, perhaps, overlook another nearby. Experience  showed that my judgment was correct. I planted the new garden with trees similar to those in the other about 1894, and some of the crops have been wonderful. I have also grown magnificent vegetables."

Mr. Buick used to dig over his two acres once every year, and in parts twice. He attributed the good general health of himself and wife to the fact that they did all their own work, and "had no time to be ill."

—Descendants.— 

Mr. Buick married, before he went to the island, a daughter of the late Mr. Stephen Filmer, who had come to South Australia in the ship Lloyds in 1838. The widow is now 88 years of age. There was a family of 16 children, of whom 11, survive, and there are about 30 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.

A VETERAN ISLANDER. (1914, March 13). The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), p. 7. Retrieved March 26, 2014, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article58496541

From the Manning Index

In the Hundred of Haines on Kangaroo Island. John Buick, who held pastoral lease no. 959 from 1871. He arrived in the Malcolm in 1846 and died on Kangaroo Island, aged 93.

General Notes

A report of the discovery of coal on his, and adjoining property, is in the Observer of 29 March 1879, page 22c. Also see South Australia - Mining - Coal.

Biographical details and photographs of Mr and Mrs Buick are in the Observer, 25 February 1905, pages 24-36a; also see Register, 22 February 1905, page 6e, 26 January 1907, page 10f, 29 April 908, page 7a, 16 May 1912, page 6e:

Mr. Buick went to Kangaroo Island in 1854 following his arrival in the Malcolm in 1844. He was accompanied by his wife and, after landing, they built a brush house which with a tent formed their abode in the first instance. Then a wooden dwelling was built and, finding that his wife who was in delicate health, was so much benefited by the climate, he decided upon making the island his home. Life on the island in the early days was exceedingly rough and the mails contained in mailbags and consisting mainly of newspapers, were delivered only once in six months. Being a shipwright by trade he was, two years after arrival, commissioned to build a cutter which was named the Kangaroo, of 36 tons. The timber used for the frame of the craft was cut by him from the shores of the river, and the cutter may well be remembered by old Portonians as a regular trader to Yankalilla and Second Valley.

His obituary appears in the Register, 13 March 1914, page 7d. (reproduced above)
http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/manning/pn/b/b30.htm

GRAND OLD PIONEER.

MR. JOHN BUICK, OF KANGAROO  ISLAND.  

Kangaroo Island's oldest European resident-- Mr. John Buick, of American River-- will to-day celebrate the 90th anniversary of his birth. He was born in Montrose, Scotland, on May 16, 1822, and previous to leaving the land of his birth followed the occupation of shipwright. He arrived at Port Adelaide ,in the ship Malcolm, in January, 1844, and during the following year went to Kangaroo Island. His 58 years   continuous residence there justly entitles him to be termed the 'Grand Old Man of the Island.' Mr. Buick sailed all round the island before determining to settle where he now resides. He was accompanied by his wife, now in her 87th year (who arrived in this State in the ship Lloyds, in December, 1838). 

After having landed Mr. and Mrs.Buick built a brush house, which was in turn superseded by a wooden structure, and then a comfortable stone residence, which the old couple occupy at present. Life on the island in those early days was exceedingly rough,   with crude diet and heavy work. Not withstanding all drawbacks, however, a considerable area of land was cleared for farming and grazing purposes, and this was in after years occupied by two of their sons. During these preliminaries of occupation news from the mainland and elsewhere was received only once in six months, and the mails, consisting principally of newspapers, were carried in flourbags. 

About two years after settlement at American River, Mr. Buick was commissioned to build a cutter of 36 tons, which was appropriately named the Kangaroo. The timber used for the frame of the craft was cut by him from the shores of the river, and the cutter will be remembered by old Portonians as a regular trader to Yankalilla and Second Valley. 'Since then,' the old pioneer says, . by dint of hard work, I have managed to rub along pretty well.' Such a thing as idleness was,' and even now is, never known to him. The only day of the week he disliked was Sunday, because from his strictly Scotch observance of it he had to refrain from manual labour. He is a worker in every sense of the word. Having an idea that the soil and climate were suitable to the growth of fruit, he cleared two acres of land several years ago, and trenched and planted, it with apples, pears, plums, apri cots, and a few orange trees. He digs the two acres once, and some portions twice a year. The apple trees, which  include the best varieties, are as a rule heavy bearers, and their branches need the support of props. All the fruit is gathered by Mr. Buick, and stored by him for disposal. 

This grand old man when visited a few weeks since, was as hale and hearty and as busy as ever. His midday meal was thoroughly enjoyed, in spite of the fact that, he has no teeth. "I have been without them for so long,' he said, that I don't feel the want of them, for my gums have become so hard that I can crack and masticate biscuits or an apple as well as, if not better than, most people many years younger than myself." Moderate smoking is his only indulgence. He but seldom leaves his home, even to visit his desce dants, who are numerous, on the eastern half of the island. Not many years ago he refused to be tempted to revisit Adelaide for a fortnight's holiday, notwithstanding that the late Sir Robert Thomas offered to send a motor car to Cape Jervis for the conveyance of himself and his wife to the city. Although in seclusion the old couple have numerous friends and visitors and nearly all excursionists to American River make a point of calling upon them.   The grand old couple can lay claim to many direct descendants, 11 of whom are now living. Eight were born on the island, and six are still resident there. 

GRAND OLD PIONEER. (1912, May 16). The Register(Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), p. 6. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article59066220 

The death has occurred at American River of Mrs. Frances Buick, who was well known on Kangaroo Island. Mrs. Buick, who was the widow of Mr. John Buick, was the daughter of the late Mr. Stephen Filmer, and was born at Canterbury, England. Mrs. Buick came to South Australia with her father a week after Governor Gawler arrived here.    

PERSONAL. (1915, July 14). The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), p. 8. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article5474453

See a splendid book published by Juanita Buick, entitled "Buick - A Story of Three Brothers" (2013) available at the library of the South Australian Genealogical Society, and at the State Library of S.A.

Descendants of :

John BUICK

Generation 1

 1. John BUICK was born 16 May 1822 in Dun, Montrose, Angus, Scotland and died 09 Mar 1914 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Frances Ann Ladd (Ann) FILMER 10 Apr 1848 in Adelaide, SA. She was born ABT 1827 in Canterbury, Kent, England and died 26 Jun 1915 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of Stephen FILMER and Frances LADD.

Other events in the life of John BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Immigration: 18 Jan 1846, Malcolm

Children of John BUICK and Frances Ann Ladd (Ann) FILMER:
  i.   2.   William BUICK was born 21 May 1849 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 15 May 1918 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA
  ii.   3.   John BUICK was born 28 Jul 1850 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 14 May 1945 in East St Kilda, Victoria
  iii.   4.   James BUICK was born 10 May 1852 in Le Fevre Peninsula, SA and died 23 Jan 1885 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA
  iv.   5.   Lucy Baldwin BUICK was born 11 Jul 1854 in Le Fevre Peninsula, SA and died 1933 in East Coolgardie, WA
  v.   6.   Frederick Robert Evans BUICK was born 01 Jul 1856 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 28 Mar 1942 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA
  vi.     Stephen Thomas Alexander BUICK was born 07 Jul 1857 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 01 Dec 1953 in New Plymouth, NZ
  vii.   7.   Robertson (Robert) BUICK was born 07 Sep 1858 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Nov 1931 in North Adelaide, SA
  viii.     Alexander Hunter BUICK was born 23 Dec 1859 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 29 May 1860 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA
  ix.     Elizabeth Hunter BUICK was born 16 Jan 1861 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 13 Nov 1861 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA
  x.   8.   Garibaldi David BUICK was born 16 Mar 1862 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Nov 1945 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA
  xi.   9.   Kate Henrietta Coke BUICK was born 05 Apr 1863 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died Sep 1950 in Adelaide, SA
  xii.   10.   Frances Ann Ladd BUICK was born 21 Feb 1865 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 01 Oct 1965 in Prospect, SA
  xiii.     Florence BUICK was born 01 Aug 1866 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 07 Oct 1866 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA
  xiv.     Alfred Hunter BUICK was born 15 Aug 1867 in Kangaroo Island, SA and died 15 Aug 1867 in Kangaroo Island, SA
  xv.   11.   Edina BUICK was born ABT 1870 and died 08 Jan 1964 in Prospect, SA
  xvi.   12.   Malcolm Lloyd BUICK was born 23 Sep 1870 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 06 Jul 1926 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA

 

Generation 2

2. William BUICK was born 21 May 1849 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 15 May 1918 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Jane ROSE 12 Sep 1881 in Port Victor, SA. She was born ABT 1860 and died 12 Nov 1922 in Adelaide, SA.

Other events in the life of William BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA

Children of William BUICK and Jane ROSE:
  i.   13.   Horace Victor BUICK was born 11 Jun 1882 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 14 Apr 1919 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA
  ii.   14.   Frances Ann Julia BUICK was born 29 Feb 1884 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 02 Feb 1982 in Glenelg, SA
  iii.     Lucy Jane (Luce) BUICK was born 18 Jan 1886 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 14 Sep 1971 in Glenelg, SA
  iv.   15.   William (Will) BUICK was born 19 May 1888 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 08 Jul 1971 in Kangaroo Island, SA
  v.   16.   John (Jack) BUICK was born 21 Sep 1895 in Kangaroo Head, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 14 Mar 1976 in Beverley Hills, NSW

 

3. John BUICK was born 28 Jul 1850 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 14 May 1945 in East St Kilda, Victoria. He married Mary Jane McKEAN. He married Mary Jane GRAINGER 1884 in Victoria. She was born ABT 1861 and died 27 Nov 1914 in St Kilda, Victoria. 

Children of John BUICK and Mary Jane McKEAN:
  i.     Fanny BUICK
  ii.     Samuel BUICK was born 1882 and died 1882

Children of John BUICK and Mary Jane GRAINGER:
  iii.   17.   Christina Amelia BUICK was born 1885 in Melbourne, Victoria and died 1959 in Toorak, Victoria
  iv.   18.   Struan Adolphus BUICK was born 1886 and died 30 Sep 1960 in Carlton, Victoria
  v.   19.   Jane Scott BUICK was born 1888 in South Melbourne, Victoria and died 1973 in St Kilda, Victoria

 

4. James BUICK was born 10 May 1852 in Le Fevre Peninsula, SA and died 23 Jan 1885 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Fanny DORMAN 15 Apr 1879 in Brighton, SA. She was born 14 Sep 1854 in Brighton, SA and died 18 Dec 1931 in Adelaide, SA, daughter of John James DORMAN and Eliza FILMER.

Other events in the life of James BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA

Children of James BUICK and Fanny DORMAN:
  i.     John Dorman BUICK was born 29 Aug 1880 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 15 Sep 1880 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA
  ii.     James Robarth BUICK was born 21 Jul 1881 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 30 Aug 1881 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA
  iii.   20.   Charles BUICK was born 10 Feb 1883 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 22 Mar 1969 in Hyde Park, SA
  iv.   21.   Archibald Morley BUICK was born 13 Dec 1884 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 07 Sep 1935 in Malvern, SA

 

5. Lucy Baldwin BUICK was born 11 Jul 1854 in Le Fevre Peninsula, SA and died 1933 in East Coolgardie, WA. She married Robert William BATEMAN 1880 in Menindie, NSW. He was born 1851 in Echuca, Victoria and died 1917 in East Coolgardie, WA.

Children of Lucy Baldwin BUICK and Robert William BATEMAN:
  i.   22.   Nina Frances Mary BATEMAN was born 1881 in Menindee, NSW and died 1959 in Bondi, NSW
  ii.   23.   Colthurst Reginald BATEMAN was born 01 Oct 1884 in Menindee, NSW and died 03 Jul 1974 in Kalgoorlie, WA

 

6. Frederick Robert Evans BUICK was born 01 Jul 1856 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 28 Mar 1942 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Sarah Ann CARTER 25 Oct 1882 in Adelaide, SA. She was born 01 Feb 1860 in Troubridge Lighthouse, SA and died 03 Aug 1916 in Semaphore, SA, daughter of William Heppard CARTER and Jane HOLLAND.

Other events in the life of Frederick Robert Evans BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1941, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

Children of Frederick Robert Evans BUICK and Sarah Ann CARTER:
  i.   24.   Ernest Victor (Nin) BUICK was born 10 Dec 1883 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 21 Aug 1971 in Adelaide, SA
  ii.   25.   Frederick William BUICK was born 10 Dec 1885 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 13 Feb 1975 in Adelaide, SA

 

7. Robertson (Robert) BUICK was born 07 Sep 1858 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Nov 1931 in North Adelaide, SA. He married Mary Catherine DARE 1886 in Victoria. She was born 1853 in Canada and died 28 Apr 1923 in Torrensville, SA. He married Lizzie Lawson URQUHART 18 Jul 1925 in Murray Bridge, SA. She was born ABT 1871 and died 12 Jan 1931 in Toorak Gardens, SA.

Other events in the life of Robertson (Robert) BUICK
Burial: Payneham Cemetery, SA

Children of Robertson (Robert) BUICK and Lizzie Lawson URQUHART:   i.     Robert BUICK
  ii.     Henry BUICK

Children of Robertson (Robert) BUICK and Mary Catherine DARE:
  iii.   26.   John Robertson BUICK was born 1887 in Kew, Victoria and died 14 Aug 1961 in Murray Bridge, SA
  iv.   27.   Isaac Henry BUICK was born 1888 in Kew, Victoria and died 23 Oct 1975 in Adelaide, SA

 

8. Garibaldi David BUICK was born 16 Mar 1862 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Nov 1945 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA. 

He married (1) Blanche CARTER 19 Aug 1889 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. She was born 27 Sep 1857 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 06 May 1900 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of William Heppard CARTER and Jane HOLLAND.
He married (2) Cora GOTTSCHALCK 06 Apr 1904 in Mitcham, SA. She was born 27 Mar 1872 in South Rhine,SA and died 11 Jul 1908 in Stockport, SA, daughter of Alexander Wilhelm Julius GOTTSCHALCK and Bertha REIMERS.
He married (3) Margaret Jessie MILNE 29 Mar 1911 in Gladstone, SA. She was born 14 Jun 1876 in Gladstone, SA and died 21 Apr 1926 in Fullarton, SA, daughter of James MILNE.
He married (4) Susanna GOTTSCHALCK 12 Apr 1929 in Woodville, SA. She was born 03 Sep 1867 in Eden Valley, SA and died 13 Oct 1941 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of Alexander Wilhelm Julius GOTTSCHALCK and Bertha REIMERS.

Other events in the life of Garibaldi David BUICK
Burial: Kingscote Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Residence: American River, then Kingscote, "Wisanger Park" at Emu Bay
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Kingscote, Kangaroo Island

Children of Garibaldi David BUICK and Blanche CARTER:
  i.   28.   Jane Valerie Olive BUICK was born 29 Jun 1890 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 02 Feb 1967 in Kangaroo Island, SA
  ii.   29.   Blanche Frances Ann May BUICK was born 05 May 1900 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 1993

Children of Garibaldi David BUICK and Cora GOTTSCHALCK:
  iii.   30.   Struan BUICK was born 10 Feb 1905 in Hyde Park, SA and died 29 Apr 1942 in Medindie Gardens, SA
  iv.   31.   Freda BUICK was born 04 Sep 1906 in Goodwood Park, SA and died 15 Aug 2005

 

9. Kate Henrietta Coke BUICK was born 05 Apr 1863 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died Sep 1950 in Adelaide, SA. She married James McARTHUR 20 Apr 1862 in Adelaide, SA. He was born 1855 in Port Adelaide, SA and died 22 May 1916 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA, son of Donald McARTHUR and Catherine McDONALD.

Children of Kate Henrietta Coke BUICK and James McARTHUR:
  i.   32.   Stanley Filmer McARTHUR was born 07 Feb 1883 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 06 Oct 1925 in Adelaide, SA
  ii.   33.   Gordon Royal McARTHUR was born 25 Jul 1885 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 18 Apr 1975 in Glenelg East, SA
  iii.     Unnamed McARTHUR was born 09 Jun 1886 in American Beach, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 09 Jun 1886 in American Beach, Kangaroo Island, SA

 

10. Frances Ann Ladd BUICK was born 21 Feb 1865 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 01 Oct 1965 in Prospect, SA. She married Harry LASHMAR 22 Feb 1886 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA. He was born 04 May 1860 in Kangaroo Island, SA and died 12 Jan 1941 in Prospect, SA, son of Thomas Young LASHMAR and Jane RUSHALL.

Children of Frances Ann Ladd BUICK and Harry LASHMAR:
  i.   34.   Edina Ruby LASHMAR was born 30 May 1887 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Apr 1973 in Prospect, SA
  ii.   35.   Frederick James LASHMAR was born 09 Jun 1888 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 18 Sep 1980 in Adelaide, SA
  iii.     Allan John LASHMAR was born 10 Aug 1889 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 02 May 1915 in Gallipoli, Turkey
  iv.     Malcolm Vincent (Vincent) LASHMAR was born 06 Dec 1890 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 21 Jun 1895 in North Adelaide, SA
  v.     Fanny Eva LASHMAR was born 22 Nov 1891 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 15 Oct 1985
  vi.     Clair Young LASHMAR was born 28 Mar 1893 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 04 Sep 1916 in France
  vii.     Lilla Filmer LASHMAR was born 10 Aug 1895 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died ABT 14 Aug 1942 in Buna Beach, PNG
  viii.     Ethel Jane LASHMAR was born 26 May 1897 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 07 Sep 1985 in Adelaide, SA
  ix.   36.   Blanche Alberta May LASHMAR was born 02 May 1901 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 25 Aug 1997 in Everard Park, SA
  x.   37.   Winifred Alice LASHMAR was born 03 Aug 1905 and died 29 Sep 1967 in Blair Athol, SA
  xi.   38.   Thomas Phillip Lockley LASHMAR was born 14 Jun 1908 in Rose Park, SA and died 06 May 2002 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA

 

11. Edina BUICK was born ABT 1870 and died 08 Jan 1964 in Prospect, SA. She married Arthur WHITE 03 Mar 1891 in Adelaide, SA. He was born 15 May 1866 in Reedbeds, Fulham, Adelaide, SA and died 02 Mar 1942 in Adelaide, SA, son of William WHITE and Charlotte Louisa OSBORNE.

Children of Edina BUICK and Arthur WHITE:
  i.   39.   Irene Vivienne Barbara WHITE was born 15 Dec 1892 in Stirling East, SA and died 16 Nov 1940 in SA
  ii.   40.   Phyllis Vera Edina WHITE was born 04 Feb 1894 in Adelaide, SA and died 31 Jul 1970 in Daw Park, SA
  iii.   41.   Grace Constance Filmer WHITE was born 08 Oct 1895 in Fulham, SA and died 1979 in Sydney, NSW
  iv.     Lilian Dorothy Ann (Tot) WHITE was born 24 Mar 1899 in Fulham, SA and died 19 Feb 1988 in Adelaide, SA

 

12. Malcolm Lloyd BUICK was born 23 Sep 1870 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 06 Jul 1926 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Caroline Elizabeth Ann LITTLEDIKE 22 Aug 1901 in Adelaide, SA. She was born ABT 1871 and died 23 Aug 1952 in Kangaroo Island, SA.

Other events in the life of Malcolm Lloyd BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA

Children of Malcolm Lloyd BUICK and Caroline Elizabeth Ann LITTLEDIKE:
  i.   42.   Cecil Arnold Milner BUICK was born 22 Jun 1902 in Fulham, SA and died 08 Jun 1987 in SA
  ii.   43.   Stephen Filmer BUICK was born 01 Aug 1906 in Fulham, SA and died 13 Jul 1964 in Daw Park, SA
  iii.   44.   Samuel Malcolm BUICK was born 20 Aug 1908 in Fulham, SA and died 22 Dec 1942 in New Guinea

 

Generation 3

13. Horace Victor BUICK was born 11 Jun 1882 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 14 Apr 1919 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Ruby May KIMBER 03 Apr 1905 in Rose Park, SA. She was born 03 Jul 1882 in Riverton, SA and died 03 Feb 1962 in Lockleys, SA, daughter of Charles KIMBER and Mary Jane BENTLEY.

Other events in the life of Horace Victor BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA

 

14. Frances Ann Julia BUICK was born 29 Feb 1884 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 02 Feb 1982 in Glenelg, SA. She married Raymond Crawford STEPHENSON 10 Apr 1912 in Portland, SA. He was born 21 Feb 1886 in Gumeracha, SA and died 23 Mar 1943 in Warradale, SA, son of William STEPHENSON and Sarah DIXON.

 

15. William (Will) BUICK was born 19 May 1888 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 08 Jul 1971 in Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Dorothy Lillian BARRY 12 Jun 1920 in Grange, SA. She was born 06 Oct 1891 in Prospect, SA and died 10 Oct 1980 in Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of Arthur Edward BARRY and Lillian Margaret CARRUTHERS.

Other events in the life of William (Will) BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

 

16. John (Jack) BUICK was born 21 Sep 1895 in Kangaroo Head, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 14 Mar 1976 in Beverley Hills, NSW. He married Clarice Ruby WILSON 26 Jul 1921 in Adelaide, SA. She was born 07 Mar 1892 in Thebarton, SA and died 10 Mar 1961 in Adelaide, SA, daughter of Richard WILSON and Clara Ann RICHARDSON. They divorced 24 Aug 1950.

 

17. Christina Amelia BUICK was born 1885 in Melbourne, Victoria and died 1959 in Toorak, Victoria. She married James Samuel ALLCHIN 1916 in Victoria. He was born 1884 in Cranbourne, Victoria and died 1994. She married Alfred Richard BAILEY 1944 in Murrumbeena, Victoria. He was born 1880 in South Yarra, Victoria and died 10 Oct 1951 in Auburn, Victoria.

 

18. Struan Adolphus BUICK was born 1886 and died 30 Sep 1960 in Carlton, Victoria. He married Eveline Mary CUMMINS 1913 in Victoria. She was born 1887 and died 18 Aug 1948 in Victoria.

 

19. Jane Scott BUICK was born 1888 in South Melbourne, Victoria and died 1973 in St Kilda, Victoria. She married Pascoe Alf CADDY 03 Oct 1912 in St Kilda, Victoria. He was born 1882 and died 1945.

 

20. Charles BUICK was born 10 Feb 1883 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 22 Mar 1969 in Hyde Park, SA. He married Janet Elizabeth Beatrice (Jennie) MACK 29 Jun 1905 in Greenbushes, WA. She was born 09 Jul 1880 in Mount Gambier, SA and died 17 Oct 1959 in Hyde Park, SA, daughter of Hans MACK.

Other events in the life of Charles BUICK
Residence: 1906, Kellerberrin, WA

 

21. Archibald Morley BUICK was born 13 Dec 1884 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 07 Sep 1935 in Malvern, SA. He married Laura Ebert SWAN. She was born 16 Apr 1885 in Unley, SA and died 17 Mar 1933 in Malvern, SA, daughter of William Alfred SWAN and Amelia Hannah EBERT.

 

22. Nina Frances Mary BATEMAN was born 1881 in Menindee, NSW and died 1959 in Bondi, NSW. She married Ernest Aubrey ELLIOTT 1907 in Ballarat East, Victoria. He was born 13 Oct 1869 in Adelaide, SA.

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Census: 1913, Strathfield, NSW

 

23. Colthurst Reginald BATEMAN was born 01 Oct 1884 in Menindee, NSW and died 03 Jul 1974 in Kalgoorlie, WA. He married Sarah Emmeline NEAVE 11 May 1909 in St Lukes Anglican Church, Adelaide city,. She was born 23 Aug 1889 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 27 Jul 1970 in Panorama, Adelaide, SA, daughter of Harry NEAVE and Sarah Emily (Emily Sarah) DAVIDSON.

 

24. Ernest Victor (Nin) BUICK was born 10 Dec 1883 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 21 Aug 1971 in Adelaide, SA.

Other events in the life of Ernest Victor (Nin) BUICK
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Military: 1917, 9th Light Horse 1st AIF
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

 

25. Frederick William BUICK was born 10 Dec 1885 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 13 Feb 1975 in Adelaide, SA. He married Lizzie LOWE 25 Sep 1911 in Mount Gambier, SA. She was born 1883 in Kaniva, Victoria and died 03 Aug 1916 in Semaphore South, SA, daughter of George LOWE and Lizzy Mary (Lizzie) COUCHMAN.

Other events in the life of Frederick William BUICK
Burial: Cheltenham Cemetery, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

 

26. John Robertson BUICK was born 1887 in Kew, Victoria and died 14 Aug 1961 in Murray Bridge, SA. He married Margaret Lillian MAYBERRY 1918 in Victoria, Australia. She was born 1885 in Richmond, Victoria and died 17 Nov 1968 in Murray Bridge, SA.

 

27. Isaac Henry BUICK was born 1888 in Kew, Victoria and died 23 Oct 1975 in Adelaide, SA. He married Ruby Thomasina BARTON 11 May 1916 in Parkside, SA. She was born 1887 and died 05 Jul 1967 in Belair, SA.

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Burial: Centennial Park, SA

 

28. Jane Valerie Olive BUICK was born 29 Jun 1890 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 02 Feb 1967 in Kangaroo Island, SA. She married John Archibald LINNETT 26 Aug 1913 in Norwood, SA. He was born 04 Oct 1889 in Greenwich, London, England and died 21 Oct 1954 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA, son of John LINNETT and Catherine CAMPBELL.

Other events in the life of Jane Valerie Olive BUICK
Burial: American River Cemetery, K.I., SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, American River, Kangaroo Island

 

29. Blanche Frances Ann May BUICK was born 05 May 1900 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 1993. She married Alfred William Mark YOUNG 24 Aug 1920 in Kensington, SA. He was born 30 Jul 1884 in Kensington, SA and died 03 Nov 1934 in Northfield, SA, son of William Garland YOUNG and Mary GANNONI.

 

30. Struan BUICK was born 10 Feb 1905 in Hyde Park, SA and died 29 Apr 1942 in Medindie Gardens, SA. He married Alma Helen FARRELL 06 Jun 1932 in Colonel Light Gardens, SA. She was born ABT 1906.

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Burial: 30 Apr 1942, West Terrace Cemetery

 

31. Freda BUICK was born 04 Sep 1906 in Goodwood Park, SA and died 15 Aug 2005. She married Oscar George TURNER 21 Mar 1929 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA. He was born 03 Jul 1908 in Shoal Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 10 Jan 1996 in Kangaroo Island, SA, son of William Thomas TURNER and Mary Catherine Isabel COOK.

Other events in the life of Freda BUICK
Burial: , Kingscote Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Kingscote, Kangaroo Island

 

32. Stanley Filmer McARTHUR was born 07 Feb 1883 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 06 Oct 1925 in Adelaide, SA. He married Minnie Isabell GRIGSLEY 18 Apr 1921 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. She was born ABT 1897, daughter of William James GRIGSLEY.

Other events in the life of Stanley Filmer McARTHUR
Burial: Brighton North Cemetery, SA

 

33. Gordon Royal McARTHUR was born 25 Jul 1885 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 18 Apr 1975 in Glenelg East, SA. He married Ethel Adelaide BATES 14 May 1917 in Adelaide, SA. She was born 23 Feb 1885 in Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 19 Apr 1958 in Adelaide, SA, daughter of Ephraim Steen BATES and Annie Eliza DAVIDSON.

 

34. Edina Ruby LASHMAR was born 30 May 1887 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 24 Apr 1973 in Prospect, SA. She married Rupert Rufus HART 05 Apr 1909 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. He was born 03 Jan 1885 in Edithburgh, SA and died 14 Oct 1953 in Two Wells, SA.

 

35. Frederick James LASHMAR was born 09 Jun 1888 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 18 Sep 1980 in Adelaide, SA.
He married (1) Annie Louise HILL 02 Apr 1914 in Knightsbridge, SA. She was born 08 Jul 1884 in Norwood, SA and died 25 Jun 1932 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of James HILL.
He married (2) Edith Ruth NEWLYN BEF 1943. She was born 10 Jul 1898 in Norwood, SA and died 21 Sep 1975 in Adelaide, SA. He married Hilda Jean McNICOL. She was born 1916 and died 24 Mar 2002 in Toorak Gardens, SA.

Other events in the life of Frederick James LASHMAR
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island

 

36. Blanche Alberta May LASHMAR was born 02 May 1901 in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA and died 25 Aug 1997 in Everard Park, SA. She married William Robert Carl MIERISCH 25 Feb 1928 in Prospect, SA. He was born ABT 1900 and died 10 Apr 1984.

 

37. Winifred Alice LASHMAR was born 03 Aug 1905 and died 29 Sep 1967 in Blair Athol, SA. She married Dean Risley BOLLEN 14 Feb 1935 in Prospect, SA. He was born 02 Jan 1909 in Yatala, SA and died 07 Oct 1980.

 

38. Thomas Phillip Lockley LASHMAR was born 14 Jun 1908 in Rose Park, SA and died 06 May 2002 in Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Valmai Florence DOWNS 19 Sep 1936 in Adelaide, SA. She was born 10 Feb 1909 in Richmond, SA and died 18 Sep 1977. He married Iris Rubina SCHUBERT. She was born 26 Aug 1916 in Murray Bridge, SA and died 23 May 2006 in Adelaide, SA.

Other events in the life of Thomas Phillip Lockley LASHMAR
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island

 

39. Irene Vivienne Barbara WHITE was born 15 Dec 1892 in Stirling East, SA and died 16 Nov 1940 in SA. She married John William GROTH 25 Sep 1915 in Adelaide, SA. He was born ABT 1887 and died 08 Jun 1940 in Adelaide, SA.

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Burial: St Marys Anglican, St Marys, SA

 

40. Phyllis Vera Edina WHITE was born 04 Feb 1894 in Adelaide, SA and died 31 Jul 1970 in Daw Park, SA. She married William John SHELDON 05 Jun 1926 in Adelaide, SA. He was born 04 Jan 1882 in Hd. Hynam, SA and died 14 Jun 1969 in Adelaide, SA.

 

41. Grace Constance Filmer WHITE was born 08 Oct 1895 in Fulham, SA and died 1979 in Sydney, NSW. She married Fred HOLMES 16 Feb 1920 in Adelaide, SA. He was born ABT 1891 and died 09 Jul 1956 in Westbourne Park, SA.

 

42. Cecil Arnold Milner BUICK was born 22 Jun 1902 in Fulham, SA and died 08 Jun 1987 in SA. He married Ivy May FRANKLIN 05 Jul 1927 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA. She was born 12 May 1910 and died 12 Mar 1997 in Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of Allen Lewis (Alan) FRANKLIN and Nellie Edith BARBER.

Other events in the life of Cecil Arnold Milner BUICK
Burial: American River Cemetery, SA
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, American River, Kangaroo Island

 

43. Stephen Filmer BUICK was born 01 Aug 1906 in Fulham, SA and died 13 Jul 1964 in Daw Park, SA. He married Ellen Mary SUNDBERG 10 Apr 1937 in Adelaide, SA. She was born 19 Aug 1907 in Glenelg, SA and died 25 Jan 1980 in SA, daughter of Martin (Pop) SUNDBERG and Mary Louisa SPENCE.

Other events in the life of Stephen Filmer BUICK
Military: Private AIF SX 6061

 

44. Samuel Malcolm BUICK was born 20 Aug 1908 in Fulham, SA and died 22 Dec 1942 in New Guinea. He married Alma Helena SUNDBERG 19 Apr 1930 in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, SA. She was born 25 Sep 1905 in Glenelg, SA and died 15 Jun 1999 in Kangaroo Island, SA, daughter of Martin (Pop) SUNDBERG and Mary Louisa SPENCE.

Other events in the life of Samuel Malcolm BUICK
Burial: Bomana War Cemetery, New Guinea
Military: Private AIF SX 8787 2/10 Battalion
Electoral roll: BET 1939 & 1943, American River, Kangaroo Island


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Last updated: 24 Sept 2023