F. S. Crawford
Also recorded as Frazer Smith Crawford
F. S. Crawford
Hammer Co · State Library South Australia · Public domain
- Name
- Frazer Smith Crawford
- Born
- c. 1829 (At the November 1890 meeting of the S.A.
- Died
- 1890
- Occupation
- photographer
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• Name — Frazer Smith Crawford • Born — c. 1829 (At the November 1890 meeting of the S.A. Gardeners Society) The mover spoke in feeling terms of the deceased gentleman's personal character – a gentleman in the purest and most severe interpretation of the term, good-natured and liberal to a fault almost, incapable of a mean act or thought. His demise was a loss to the Australasian Colonies and to the world, and it would be next to impossible to fill his place.
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- 1.The Development of Art. Evening Journal. XXV. 7191. 4. 28 October 1893.
- 2.To the Editor of the Herald. Sydney Morning Herald. XLIV. 7311. 8. 13 November 1861.
- 3.Company founded by American daguerreotypists Freeman E. Batchelder (died at sea 1862) and Daniel O'Neill then Perez Mann Batchelder (31 December 1818 in Beverly, MA – January 1873 in Oakland CA.) and Daniel O'Neill but from 1864 O'Neill was sole owner and from 1866 company ownership was in various hands not including O'Neill.
- 4.Government Photolithographic Department. The Express and Telegraph. VI. 1,623. 3. 21 April 1869.
- 5.Awards. The Express and Telegraph. XXIV. 7,152. 7. 19 October 1887.
- 6.Orchard & Vineyard. Adelaide Observer. XXXVIII. 2061. 11. 2 April 1881.
- 7.Disease in Wheat. South Australian Register. XLVI. 10,670. 5. 25 January 1881.
- 8.The Orchard and How to Make it Pay. The Tasmanian. XX. 5. 11. 31 January 1891.
- 9.Paul DeBach and David Rosen, Biological Control by Natural Enemies 2nd ed. 1991 p.141
- 10.S.A. Gardeners' Society. South Australian Register. LV. 13,720. 6. 3 November 1890.
- 11.Royal Society of South Australia. South Australian Register. XLIX. 11,850. 7. 5 November 1884.
- 12.Magistrate's Court – Norwood. The Express and Telegraph. XXIV. 6,925. 2. 21 January 1887.
- 13.Obituary. Evening Journal. XXII. 6282. 3. 31 October 1890.
- 14.The Garden. Adelaide Observer. XLVII. 2562. 11. 8 November 1890.
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The Encyclopedia exists whether or not anything is for sale. Corrections are recorded rather than overwritten, and every version of this record is kept. Published 18 August 2026.
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