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J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women's Memorial Fund, PR J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Note. The information on this listing is taken from the old card index to the Pioneer Women's Memorial Fund, PR8894. Further biographical details are in the collection where notes state 'Biographical details' or similar. Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Volume 2 Cabagnol, Mother Julia 1830 1895 Foundation member of Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition in Australia. Albany resident. Brief biographical information. Cail, Dorothy Emily Dalwallinu Shire. Settled on virgin block 20 miles east of Wubin with her husband Reuben in December 1927. Cail, Grace 1961 Dalwallinu Shire. Came to Jibbering from Victoria with her 4 sons when she was 59 years of age. They farmed virgin soil. Was a member of CWA until her death 1961 aged 91 years. Cailes, Eliza Jane 2 June 1868 3 May 1932 Arrived Upper Blackwood 1890’s helped pioneer Boyup Brook. Cain, Charlothe Sarah (nee 28 October 1944 Wife of Henry Cain, married 7 March 1888. Born at her Gardiner) parents farm “Mountain Springs” in Ferguson district. Married in original church. Rode their horses to their home “Brookview”, Brookhampton (Dardanup). Reared 12 children - 10 sons and 2 daughters. Cairns, Jane Henderson Narembeen. Came to East Hill 1912, pioneer of district. Calder, Margaret Gnowangerup. Wife of John, pioneer of Needilup 1914. Caldow, Matilda Gnowangerup. Wife of John. Opened first Café. Caldwell, Keezie (nee Corney) Came with husband from South Australia. In February 1910 went to a farm as pioneers of Badgebup, east Katanning. Her early days were under pioneer conditions. Cambell, Elizabeth (nee 1879 1955 Brief biographical notes of Kellerberrin pioneer. McGregor) PR8894 © State Library of Western Australia, 2006 J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Camerer, Julie Adolfine Marie 5 December 1845 17 November 1915 Born in Kustin, Prussia. Married 15 March 1866. Died at (nee Hering) Wattening – settled there near Bolgart 1906. Camfield, Anne (nee Breeze) As orphan came out to Rev. Mitchell as Governess to their children in 1830s. Married Henry Camfield 19 December 1840. Her Husband became Government Resident Albany 1848. When he died she returned to England. Cammilleri, Kate Bayliss (nee 1867 1946 Born Wonnerup House. Married 1895 F.W.P. Cammilleri. Layman) Died Busselton. Before her marriage, managed Wonnerup Dairy. Campbell, Alice Pioneer of Trayning where she settled 1909. Campbell, Alice (nee Adams) Early pioneer of Koorda district 1910. Campbell, Charlotte Amelia Perenjori district. Came as bride to Bowgada district 1916 and was one of 1st women to live in district. Suffered usual hardships of pioneer and realea 7 children – was reputed to be wonderful cook and homemaker at present living and 80 years of age (1965/6. Campbell, Elizabeth (nee Wife of David. Came to Kununoppin 1910. Osborne) Campbell, Emma Amelia (nee 1864 25 May 1948 Very Brief biographical notes on Northam resident. Smith) Campbell, Iris Mary (nee Hope) Born Dongara 1885 went to Onslow, taking over Hope’s Hotel. Campbell, Margaret Joan One of 1st settlers on virgin land at Merredin. Early dates not known. Foundation member Senior Citizen’s club of Merredin. Campbell, Miss Marion 1867 1960 Went with parents to Murchison in 1880, then to Gascoyne, overland, in 1883. After mother’s death in 1885, brought up younger members of family. Campbell, Mrs Peter First woman to hold a driver’s licence in Ace-Day Dawn- PR8894 © State Library of Western Australia, 2006 J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Meekatharra district. Campbell, Williamina Lived in Dalwallinin 1926. Pioneered in Kalannie 1928 “Ballantrae”. President CWA Kalannie in early years. Candwell, Mrs Rose Went to Wyndham 1914 and lived in tent during construction of Wyndham meatworks, endured many hardships and only left Wyndham when the Japanese bombed Darwin 1942. Cannell, Eva (nee Bright) 1st Female pioneer of Needilup 1913. Canning, Elizabeth Ann Very brief biographical notes of Mukinbudin pioneer, wife of Oswald V. Canning. Canning, Sadie Miriam, M.B.E 11 April 1930. Wife of Graham Canning. Born Laverton. Educated Mt (nee Corner) Margaret Mission and Melbourne. Trained at nursing at Bethesda Salvation Army Hospital, Melbourne. Married 1966. Canova, Gladys Audrey Pioneered farm 14 miles south of Tammin. Capelli, Martini 1899 1968 Yilgarn. Very brief biographical notes. Capito, Maria 1903 Yilgarn pioneer. Brief biographical notes. Caporn, Alice Mary Wife of Ernest. Merredin district. Original pioneer of Nokanning, at that time called North Nangeenan 1910. Caporn, Ella Marcon (nee 1882 Wife of Charles Frederick. Upper Blackwood. Brief Lawson) biographical notes. Caporn, Elsie Maud (nee 1885 1953 Married Richard Alfred James Caporn 1914. Pioneered on Kimber) farm “Marydale”, Yoting (Quairading district). Caporn, Louise Elizabeth (nee 1856 Born 1856, Murray Street, Perth. Towton) Cardell Oliver, Dame Annie Brief career details. Florena Cargeeg, Mrs Mary Pioneer of Bencubbin district. Carlson, Mary Elizabeth Came to Katanning 1888. PR8894 © State Library of Western Australia, 2006 J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Carmody, Mary Eliza 19 December 1848 29 April 1935 Born Albany. Married in Kojonup to Patrick Carmody, Sergeant of Police. Carne, Mary Elizabeth (nee 1953 Arrived from England 1903, sent to Williams 1904 and was Adrahams) 1st woman teacher until she married late H.W. Carne and lived in Williams until her death in 1953. Great help in district and social affairs. Foundation member CWA Williams. Carney, Mrs Sarah Pioneer of Ongerup 1911. Carpenter, Emily (nee 1885 1930 Wife of Albert Victor Carpenter. Pioneer of Ongerup. 1913. Trimming) Carr, Francis (nee Warbrooks) 1880 1969 Came to W.A. from Ireland early 1900. Married 1920 George Carr and pioneered virgin land known as “Prospect” at Mt Barker. Carrie, Minnie (nee Wilson) 1882 1965 Perthshire, Scotland. Arrived Perth and married William L. Carrie 1913. Took up virgin land at Pingrup 1911. Had 4 children. One of 5 original settlers at Pingrup and faced many hardships. Returned 1947 to live at Emus Point, Albany. Carroll, Annie Jane Tammin district. Went farming 1910 on virgin lane. During her life helped with delivery of children and cases of sickness. Carroll, Catherine Brief biographical notes. Carroll, Ellen (nee Cronin) Born Northam, arrived Carnarvon 1882. Married Michael Carroll, first wheelwright, partner of J. Morrell, first blacksmith, later property owner and teamster Gascoyne district. Carroll, Kathleen Arrived in Narembeen district 1920 to farm on virgin land 1 mile east of Billaring Siding. Carroll, Rose Mt Magnet Shire. Carruthers, Mrs Agnes 1923 Pioneered virgin land in Lake Grace 1911. Died Lake Grace 1923. PR8894 © State Library of Western Australia, 2006 J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Carruthers, Miss Winifred, Brief biographical notes on pioneer of Y.W.C.A. in Perth. M.B.E. Carson, Mary Anne December 1855 September 1946 Geraldton. Pioneer of Moonyoonooka district. Carter, Amy Came to Dalwallinu district 1928. Carter, Constance Caroline 1868 1958 Born England. Arrived W.A. 1870 by sailing ship “Joy” from (nee Letch) England. Lived at St George's Terrace, Perth with her parents, 3 sisters and 1 brother. 1st lady telephonist employed by Perth Telephone Exchange on its opening. Carter, Elizabeth Ann (nee 1852 1943 Very brief biographical notes on Northam resident. Penn) Carter, Esther (nee Cox) 1870 1951 Very brief biographical notes on York and Mandurah resident. Carter, Eva 26 June 1874 December 1948. Born Wandereah, South Australia. Came to W.A. 1895, went to Wyalkatchem 1906 with husband and 5 children. Foundation member CWA, also Silver Chain Home. Carter, Leah 13 September 1946 With husband Reuben and son Bert, arrived on their farm, Three Springs, 17 March 1906. Mrs Carter 1st woman to go on land in this area. 81 years of aged when she died. Carter, Louisa (nee Rice) Pioneered farm 4 miles out of north Tammin, 1910. Carter, Rebecca (nee Gentle) 15 April 1875 29 September 1958 Brief biographical notes on Merredin pioneer. Carter, Ruby Blanche Pioneer of Cunderdin district. Carwardine, Annie Jane 1951 Wagin. Arrived Moulyinning 1910 to pioneer farm, after husband’s death worked farm with help of 2 sons. Left there 1930s. Lived in Perth until war years. Returned to Kukerin where she remained until her death in1951, aged 82 years. Member of Kukerin CWA. Casson, Susan Adelaide, 1872 1952 Brief biographical note. M.B.E., J.P. (nee Holmes) Castle, Deborah (nee Owen) 1860 1947 Brief biographical notes on Wiluna pioneer. PR8894 © State Library of Western Australia, 2006 J S Battye Library of West Australian History Ephemera Collection – Collection Listing Pioneer Women’s Memorial Fund, PR 8894 Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Cavanagh, Gladys Eliza Narembeen Shire. Went to South Kummin 1921. Caw, Marjorie (nee Hubbe) Pioneer of Kojonup Shire. 1st President Kojonup CWA in 1932. Chadwick, Annie Louise (nee 1870 Brief biographical note on Yilgarn pioneer. West) Chadwick, Elizabeth (nee 1837 1926 Biographical details of Yilgarn pioneer. Everingham) Chadwick, Thelma Marion (nee Very brief note on Esperance resident. Sims) Chambers, Alice Elizabeth (nee 27 November 1862 7 July 1924 Very brief biographical note on Claremont resident. Shade[?]) Chambers, Miss Alice Ethel Entered Postal Department 1900. Retired 1945. Official Postmistress for 33 years. Appointed to 1st Postal Inst. Council as PMG’s nominee. During war was acting State President Grade IV P.M.
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