The Pioneers Association of South Australia Incorporated was founded in 1935
and has the following principal objectives:
- To perpetuate the memory of the pioneers of early settlement in South Australia.
- To establish and maintain a faithful record of the pioneers for the benefit of present and future generations.
- To encourage the preservation of records, portraits, relics and historical materials associated with pioneer settlement.
- To promote awareness and knowledge of South Australian history.
- To affiliate with any other organisation with objectives similar to those of the Association.
Wednesday 3 April Pub Lunch Venue: Victoria Room, Edinburgh Hotel Speaker: Rhondda Harris Topic: : "True Crime in Adelaide - stories from the journal of the first Governor of the Adelaide Gaol”
Refer Events Calendar for details | South Australia's History Festival https://historyfestival.sa.gov.au/
Including PASA's Sunday 19 May, Monday 20 May, Tuesday 21 May |
Members Resource Area - Recent Additions
PASA Publications 99 now available in pdf format for on-line reading
Event Reports - Walkerville Village Walk, & 1838 Retrospective
| Excerpt from Publication 086 The Settlement of George Sanders and his Family "And they became quite expert in using the weapons, accompanying the native men and boys on their hunting expeditions. They also learned to climb quite high trees, cutting steps with their feet using wadners (sharp pointed sticks), and pulling opossums and parrots out of their holes. It was dangerous work, and I think if father had known the peril, he would not have been so easy about them. This was when the boys were minding the cows." |
Membership is open to any person with an ancestor who arrived in South Australia
by and including December 28th 1846.
Spouses of members may become associate members. The Association currently has over 700 members.
Governor of South Australia.