Person:Charles Dumas (1)

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Charles Morris Russell Dumas
m. 18 Sep 1844
  1. Victor Edmund Russell Dumas1846 - 1883
  2. Frances Felicity Russell DumasAbt 1849 - 1936
  3. Charles Morris Russell DumasAbt 1852 - 1935
  • HCharles Morris Russell DumasAbt 1852 - 1935
  • WAmelia Paltridge1857 - 1938
m. 1 Aug 1883
  1. Victor Charles Maxwell Dumas1884 - 1943
  2. Russell John Dumas1887 - 1975
  3. Constance Elizabeth Dumas1889 -
  4. Sir Frederick Lloyd Dumas1891 - 1973
  5. Una Kathleen Paltridge Dumas1893 -
Facts and Events
Name Charles Morris Russell Dumas
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1852 Sydney, New South Wales, Australiaor Mount Barker
Marriage 1 Aug 1883 Mount Barker, South Australia, Australiato Amelia Paltridge
Death[1] 19 Feb 1935 Mount Barker, South Australia, Australia

Newspaper man - founder of Mount Barker Courier.

References
  1. The Courier-Mail, Wednesday, 20 February 1935

    Mr. Charles Morris Russell Dumas died at his home at Mount Barker, South Australia on Monday night, aged 83. In 1880 he issued the first number of the "Mount Barker Courier," which is still being published, and has had only one editor-proprietor. Mr. Dumas was at one time a member of the House of Assembly. He was a foundation member of the Provincial Press Association of South Australia, and chairman since April, 1915. He was twice president of the Australian Provincial Press Association.
  2.   The Advertiser, Adelaide, Tuesday, May 17, 1898

    Mr. Charles Morris Russell Dumas was born in Sydney in 851. He arrived in Mount Barker with his parents when 3 years of age, and remained there until he had attained his 17th year. Then he went to Adelaide for three years, but returned to Mount Barker, and on April 22, 1872, at the early age of 21, started a printing business. By perseverance and industry he made a success of this, and in 1880 decided to publish a local newspaper. On October 1 of that year the Courier made its appearance, the townspeople celebrating the event with a banquet. In 1893 Mr. Dumas built the present Courier offices, and removed his business to the new premises on June 25 of that year. ...