The Loveday family of South Australia traces the creation of our long line of nation builders, beginning with Richard John Loveday born in 1818 in London, England.
The decision he made to emigrate to South Australia in 1847 with his wife and 4 children was brave and significant for both him and his family and for the newly created Colony of South Australia.
From this humble beginning, the Loveday family has grown to large numbers of South Australians, 500 at the last count, who have spread to all parts of S.A and further into Australia. They have had an impact on many levels of life in S.A. and helped fashion this great country.
As the author of this page, I stress that a lot of this information is not necessarily documented and has been derived from State and Global records and it is possible that errors have occurred. Please contact me on plover@y7mail.com with your comments.

• Loveday Line (557 KB)
  The story of one man and his family and how it grew over 160 years

• Richard John Loveday 1818- 1883 (42 KB)
  Richard Loveday emigrated to South Australia in 1847 and worked as a Surveyor in and around Adelaide.

• Kate Loveday is the wife of this page's author Pete Loveday

Peter G. Loveday
plover@y7mail.com

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