'Family Bible' written in 1972 by Bill - Caligari Family Home

fntroductlon
The Faplly 0rlgln
Fron Tlrc of Arrlval ln Auetrella
fhe Death of Antonlo Ce).lgarl
TABLE OF CONTU}fTIJ
Renarrlage of }lary Ann Callgari and Record
Tbe Felolly Grave - Eganstoyn R.C. Cenetery
Gencral Infoma.tion
Battlsta Callgari
Lucrezla Nugont {nae Lucrezla Rlghettt)
Ciacono Callgari
ATTACHUN'TTS
of her Death
1. fnfornatlon concarnlng the S.S, "Great Brltain".
2. Llet of farnlll"as fron the centon of rlcrni, svltzarl,and, who
anlgrated to Auetralle : 1851 - 1851.
,. Ca1l6arl Farally Trlc.
4. lrordlng of laet vlIl and tasta&ent of Antonlo cal.tgeri.
5. wordlng of laet vlll and teatanent of l'{ary Ann colbourrre.
Pargrrauhg
1- 4
5-12
1r-2a
21 -26
27-29
ta
,1*45
)2-rq
55-41
42-4'
5. Docuruente referred to 1n the narlatlve or ueed ln lta prcparatlon
and their locatlon,
7. Liat of photographe held by Shlrley Joy Flsher of 5O Andrew Street,
Northcote, )Q7A"
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1N'IRODlicI'I()i{
This record of the Callgari Farnily has been prepared by
Leo \{l-L}larn Caligari of 2? Klngeton Street, East }"'lalvern, Vlctoria, t145.
\ For a number of years I had been contenplatlng the preparatlon
of thle record. Recently, when I noticed that my grandparente were
narried on the {th l}ecember, 1812, I began ny task and thls docurent can
be regarded as one whlch cornmenoratee the centenary ol that occaaion.
The'rldea" of thls record had lts orlgln in the late 1940ts vhen the
late !lr. John liclnerney - the husband of the late Amadea Elvira Mclnerney
gave me a eheet of note paper vhich contalnpri llre data of marrlage of
Antonlo and llary inn Ca).19ar1, the full nane and date of blrth of each
of thelr chlldren and the dates of death of certain farnlly menbers.
The avallablltty of this informatlon,uas ol prlme lmportance and
materially facllitated the vork involved.
,.
Drrri-ng the course of this +"ask lt r.as neeessary to contact
nany fainily menbers; to each one contacteC I express ury sincere thanks
for the help and co-operatlon eo readily extended. I arn certaj-n that
this work could not have been cornpleted vithout their ready assistance
and lt is appropriate, also, to express slmil;ir sentiments ln terme
of other thal "faml).y membere't who were contacted in this connectlon.
4. I reallee that much more lnform;ttlon coulci be available to
make this record more conplete. In the event of anyone who reads these
fev pages and the accompanying attachments havinq informatlon rvhich ls
believed to be of intereet, f would be gratefui if I could be contacted.
TIIi TA}1I],Y OKICIN
,. Antonio 3aligari vas borrr in .jomeo, Dlstrlct of Valmaggia,
Canton of Tlcini, Switzerland in 184); his father was Battista Callgarl,
a farmer, and hls motherrs maiden name vas ielestina Righetti.
6. llomeo is a villa6e ln the i{a51,:ia Valley and ls approxfunately
12 mllee from Locarno vhlch ls sltuated on Lake Xaqgiore. Ticlni,
vhlch is one of the Jantons that rnake up the Sviss "-onfederation, vaa
admltted to the Confederation 1n 1e01. Ticlnl has an area of 1rO8{;
square ml1ee and a pcpulation of 2)5,]00 (1969,\. Itrs capital is
Belllnzona and Italian ls the langlage spoken.
1. Antonio Caligari was
nigrated to Australla in the gold
1n Auetralia in Hay, 1861 and the
the Shipplng Llst cc,ncerned whlch
Na.rce of Vessel : :i.S. "Great Britain"
Me i trorr rrre Agents
Mastert r; Name
one ol sone 2,IOO :Jwiss peasants who
rush years 1B!1 - 1861. He arrlved
lollcwlns details vere obtalned fron
is held by the Latrobe Litrrary, I'lelbourne
( rwne rs ia,nee ilaincs and Company, Liverpool
voyage Departure and Arrival Deta:"1.s : Departed Llver-oool 15.2,1861
ilright iirothere nnd 0o.
John Oray.
Arrived Y^slbourne 2.5.1861

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8- The s.s. "Great BrLtaln"r 1n '1851, vae llceneed to carry
429 statute Adults excluslve of llaster, crev and cabln paesengere.
The sumary of Passengers on the shipplng Ltst for thle partlcular
voya€€ le recordad as follove !-
Adulta
Chlldren
betveen
and 12
Infante
Total
Plue
87 l'lrst Class Cabin Paseengere made up of :-
Adulta z 7)
Chlldren betveen 1 and 12
Infants !
9. There brere seven deaths drrring the course of the voyag? -
one adult, flve chlldren betveen 1 and 12 years and. one infent.
'10. The shipplng List for thle voyage of the s.s. "Great Britarn'f
recorde the details of Antonlo Callgarl and some, lf not all, of the other
Swiss passengere ae follows : -
G. Tonaginl
Dromlnlca Righettl
Antonio Callgari
Auetachlo Morganti
Batista Pezzionl
Marco Righettl
Guiseppl Rlghettl
Mrs. M. Tomassini
Mrs. L. Glacornetti
Nunber of Sou1e Equal to
Ergllsh Scotch Irish 0ther
Countrles Total
2)t
56
7
1t
,
12
1B years Single Parmr
21 rllrt
18 tr It n
zoilIil
15rtrrr
15 rr il I
15 rr 1r tl
28 " Mstron
,O
64
5
,
rr tr
21 ,tl
65
10
Statute
Adults
tt1
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290 16 71 21 406 ,6ri

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11, In Attachment 1 I have recorded certaln detalle about the
S.S. "Great Brltain". Thle lnforuration intereeted xne and I include lt
as it nay be of interest to others wtio read thls docurnent, ihqulriee
I nade of the National harltlme liuseum, Greenwich, Englarrd, lndicate
thet the Febnrary/May 1851 voyage of the S.S. "Gre&t Brttaln" to
Australla was alnost certainly roade nainly under sai1, uslng the enginee
only when neceseary. At that polnt in time vessels were elnpl.y unable
to carry enough coal to undertake long voyages \rnder steen only.
12, Durin6 the course of ny enquirlee I contacted a Mise Glen
Tomssetti who is resident ln Melbourne and also a descendant of a
Svlee eorigrant and ehe provided me vith certa.in docunentary inforn",ation.
Thie informatlon ls lncluded in Attachrnent 2; thle Attachraent contalne
the surnames and vi).1a9:es of origin of some Swiss emigrants over the
perlod 1811 - 1B('1.
1r. I have not been able to
flrst arrived in Australia or where
date I have established vas the 4th
Callgari rnarried Yary Ann Lucae.
NiO}i TII'1I OF iIUiIVAL IIi AU:JTRALIA
estabLieh what
he lived. The
December,1872
Antonio dld when he
flrst eigniflcant
- the date Antonio
14. Tlie followipg details are recorded, ln respect of tireir
marriage, on the Certificate of l-a.rriage vhich I obtained fron the
Offlce of the Governrnent Statist, Melbourne, on the 1Oth April' 1972:-
i'lun her in
Vhen ar:d
Details regardlng
Antonio Caligari
Details regardlng
l'1a,ry A-rin Lucas
Nnme of I'1irister
Reqinter:171
vhere rnarried I December 4th, 1872 - Daylesford.
Witnesses to l.arrla*re
: A Bechelor.
Born Soneo, Switzerland.
Occupation - Mlner.
Age - 29 Years.
Address at tine of i"'arriage - Deep Creek' Vlctorla.
A Spinster.
Born iiobarton, Taer,ania.
Age - 1l Yeare.
Addrese at time of t4arrj.a*e - lelegraph-
Saw -l1,il-]-s ,- Victoria.
Parente of ljrlde ! -
. Charles Lucas - A Storekeepe4
. llary Lucae - flormerly l,ary Orleary.
Janee il .il. iroyce
Mary Lucas (Bri,ie'e liother)
Jane C. lioyce .
and

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Antonio Callgeri was naturallsed on the ltth
Certlflcate Nunber lOBB' Cosnrnonwealth Record Series A7?7,
fndax Volune 1Jn A727 ' Naturallsation Certlf'lcat.e Book 1B
Archlvee Offl.ce, Canberra - refers.
December, 1A75.
I'latural lsatlon
- f,gmmgpr,,realth
15. Antonio and l"iary Ann had twelve childrerr - slx g1rIs and slr
boya. The first chlld, l{avla Celeetlna Fllvezla Callgari, vas born on
the 1 )th Nove mber, 1 ttl ) and the las t, l,

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But he confessee he dld better at sleeper cutting at Collle and tobacco
growlng ln the Manjfuomp dletrict ln the south-vest of l,/est Australla.
(NOIII: The nevspaper article carries a photograph of the
late Messrs. Antonio John and ltichard Alhert
t)aI iiqari . )
Ti{X DEAT}i OI.' Ai]'IiNIO CALICARI
21. Antonio Callgarl died on l.ionday, 27th l4ay, 1907 at the age
of 64 yeara, although the date sho'*n on the family g?ave ls 28th ltay, 1907.
The photocopy of the Certlficate of Death vhich I obtained. fron the
0fflce of the Government Statiet, Melboume, on the lBth Aprl1, 1972, shoye
that he died at the ilospltal Gipps Ward, City of Melbourne, County of
Bourke.
22. The followlns
Antonlo Caligarl appeared
I'iay ]Oth, 19O7 i -
luneraL notlce artd report of the death of
in The D4yleeford Advocate iseue of Thursday,
!\neraI I'iotice
The Frlende of the late Mr. Antonio Callgari are respectfully invited
to follon hls remalns fron his late residence, Eastern Fi111, to the
ilgenetovn R,C. Cenetery, Thie nay (Ttrureday), )Oth !lay. !\rneral
to move at half-past Two orclock.
Death of F1r. Callgar-l
i. Verey
Undertaker
A very highly respected resident of ilastern H111, ltlr. Antonlo Callgari,
dled ln f.elbourne on }iondqy nlght, and his remalns y111 be lntered
ln the Eganeto,rn R.C. Ceuretery at half-past tvo orclock thle afterrloon.
The deceased gentlsm&n hrae a native of Someo, Swltzerlanrl, and had
been a resident of thls dlstrlct for ttre paet lorty years, belng
engaged in far;nlng at Eastern H111. Great synnpat\y ls felt for the
bereaved vldov and family of eleven f. The daughters are
Mre. John Coutte, of Iiddington; Ivlrs. John l'lclnerney, of llaryborough;
['rrs. C.F.0ouqh, of tsa1larat; Mre. A. l]tewart and Piise Callgarl , of
Iiastern }lill. T'he eldest son, Antcnio, le ln Weatern Australla, and
the other gons reslde at the homestead, the youngest being Bix year6
of age.
(nOfn: f, Incorrect; tirere vere twelve ln the faml1V{
( note : afuvo avhAe LoYvePf vs
U)ashho I'vdcwased he7 Frn* )

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21, The follovlng report of the funeral appeared ln The Dayleeford
Advocate issue of Saturd.ay, June 1, 19Ol :-
I1r. Callqari
The lntersrent of the remains of the late Hr. Antonio Caliqarl of
Eastern Hl]], took place at the i)ganstovn R.C. Ceuretery on Thursday
afternoon, Md a )"arge attendence of nourners testlfied to the
esteem in vhich he vas he1d, there bej,ns tl'irty-flve vehlclee and a
number ol horeemen and pedeatrlans. Twenty rrienbers of Court
0tterburn, Ancient Order of i.'oresters, to vhlch deceaeed belonged,
preceded the hearse. The bearers vere Meesrs. S. tselllne,
M. Glacornettl, l'1. Morganti, l,afranchi, J. Tomaelni, a.rld R. Bernasocchli
the cord-bearers being four eons ol deceased, l'lessrs. Peter, Bert,
Harry and W1l1lan Ca1lgarl, and the Xessre. B. and S. Righettl. ?he
Rev. Father E1Ile performed the Last rltes of the 0athollc Church,
and 1,1r. Verey vas the undertaker.
24. The underroentloned notlce appeared in The Dayleeford Advocate
lssue of Saturday, June 1), 1907 :-
Bereaveroent Notlce
I'lre, Caligari and Farqily desire to Return their Sincere THANKS to thelr
nrany Klnd F'rlends for Lettere , Teleframs, Floral Tributee and other
iixpresalons of liympathy at the tlne of thelr recent Sa.d. Bereavenent.
25.
of Antonio
26.
had knovn
Attaci:rnln L 4 contalns the word inrz ol the lar:t vl11 and testafient
Ual lgar1.
In undertaklng thie exercise I encountered tvo persons who
Antonio Ca1lgari. Their recollectlons of him vere :-
"He uore a big beard, a very t'ine and wonderful snrr.
very quiet disposit j.on. "
27. Frary Ann Caligarl rer.arried sone time
Antonlo Callgarl . She rnarrled llenry 0olbourne, a
at Ballarat.
zLt. I'l;"ry Ann Colbourne died on January 2nd
report of hcr death was recoried in The Dayleslord
of Friday, January Bth, 1925 :-
He had a
"A vonclerful o1d nan, srnal I in bui 1d, ver.v rrl.easant perecnal ity
and k ind )iearted. "
lrl.l.ti'l'i {
after the death of
farrner of Eastern lliIl.,
, 1926 and the follovlng
Advocate ln the lssue

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I'Ir._s. Colbourrre
--,:'".-.e: old and respected resldent of Easteur HflI (Bl*rrpfed) trea paesed
z;'zt;t this belng Mra, !1, Colbounne, wlfo of f,enrT Col,bonsre, uho dlecl
.--. .':.e Creenick Hospital on Saturda{t 4t tha a8e oI 69 f,€BrEr $he
:- seen ailing for sone tlne paet. The relatLves have the deep
=;--;athy
of nany frl"ends in thelr ead bereaverent. llhe fiureral
:::k pl,ace on !{onday last, the renalna belng interred ln the Eganstorm
r?E'v€Tf,o there was a large gathering at the graveeld.e. llhe coffin-
:ea:ers were Megsrg. P., 8., H. I Ir., md W. Callgarl a.nd F. Mclnerney.
-::---bearerE were Cr. $. Egan, lvlegsrs. T. lJa1eh, J. Dlckson,
:. .':arleson, H. Sterartl J, Pedrottir F. George, J. EllLgett;
:'. l-.cusci:, L. llorgantlr O. Taitr J.B. l@er; D. Lafranchl,
!.:r', iather M, Broenan cond.ucted the burlal eenice at the graveside.
' :. Attaehnent 5 contalns the detalls of the last s111 and teata^nent
i --a:; "Ln Colbougne.
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TIM FAMTTY GRATE - EOANSTOWN R.C. CM4HPffiY
The followlug ls the rozding recorrled, on the headstone of the
faally grave in the Eganstown E.C. Cenetery :-
Sacred
to
the nemory of,
Battista Caligari
Bonr at Soneo, Suitzerlanal
The lst January' 1846
Died at Eastern 8111 25th Febnrarry' 1874
Ageil 28 years
Also
A,ntonio Callgarl
Died llqy zBth, 1907
d,ged. 54 year6
ille Daughter
Celestina
Died ,1st January' 1898 AeBd 25 year:s
Lucrezla Sugent
Died. 27th Januaty, 1898 AgBd 58 yeare
Also hls wlfe
Mary Ann
Dled 2nd JanuarXr, 1!26 Aged,69 yeaya

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GRNIiIiA L I}IFOIi}'IATI CIN
)1 . Tvo nnmes included on the headstone of the farnl1y grave -
Battlsta CaJ.igari and l,ucrezla llugent - have not previously been nentloned
ln this document. In the paragraphs that follov reference le nade to each
of these persons,
)2. Battist,a Cali5;ari was born at Soneo, Switzerland, on the
1st Januar;', 1845 and, accorriing to the photocopy of hie Certificate
of Death, he arrlved in Vlctorla eeven years previously (145/ 1,e.
5 years ]ater than Antonlo) after spending five years in Nen Zealand.
Accordlng to the foregoing Battista vould have been 15 vhen he left
Switzerland.
)5.
Battista Caligari, a bachelor brother of Antonlo, dled at
iiaetern ll1l.1 on the 21th l'ebruary, 1874. ile was 28 yeers of ag'e and
he vas a nlner at the tlme of hie death.
)4, The Daylesford Mercur-v and Dxpress - ttre issue of Thursd.ay,
February 26th, 1874 - contained the luneral notice relating to Battistars
death. The detalls recorded n€r€ :-
F\urera] Notlce
The friends of the late tsattista Ca]lgari. are respectfully lnvlted
to fol]ow hls reriiaj-ns from his brotherrsr resiclerrce, lJaetetrt ill11,
to the Deep (.-reek Cemetery, thls day, I'ebruary 25. f,\rneral to move
at three orcl-ock.
16. If Antonio filgltetti
vere brother and sister, a fact
Lucreeia Nugent woul.d have been
Caligarl.
and Celestina 0aL
vhich f have not
a first coueln of
'l):rrnag Verey
I!n11 crt;r!:er, llowe Street
)r. Lucrezla Nugent was born at liomeo, :lw i r zerland . iier date of
blrth is d i f f lcu] t to calculate due to con l'L i c ting dates on her lt4arriage
and Death Certlficatee. ft wae, hovever, not earller than 1BJO and not
Later than 1B)2. l,uct€ziare malden name was H ir.lre r"t1; her father vae
Antonio Rl,clhetti, a farmer, and her mother wag i)atherrne Riqhettl.
,7.
igarl ( nee R113het ti )
been able to establleh,
Antonio end Battiste
Af 29 years of ase Lucrezia vas narried to Felic.t Giaconettl.
They vere narried at Someo, Svitzerland.
tB.
S.S. "Great Brltaln" ae Antonio Callgari - her name Lppears on the sanng
Shlpplng Llst.
Lucrezla arrived in Australla on the same 1851 voyate of the
19,
ln Auetralia - ceLestina, born 186d, Pletro, born ls5) and rl4asslnino,
born 1856.
40.
Lucrez.ia and Felici Ct.acornr l.ti had three chlldren, all 6orn
Lucrezla was wiCowed ln August, 1i]80 and on the 2)th Febmary,
1884, ehe renarrled; l,ucreziaf s second narriage was to Daniel llugent
ald lt took place at St' leterrs Cathollc Church, Uay).esford. There were
\.o chlldren of thls narrlage.

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41. Lucrezia Nugent died at Daylesford on the 27th January, 1898
and the follovlng funeral notice vhich appeared ln The Dayleeford
Advocate - thei lnsrte of 3aturda,y, Jnnrurry ?')Ih, 1B9B - concernod hor
death r -
I,'uneral llotice
The friends of l4r. Daniel Nu.qent are respectfu]ly invited to follon
the remalns of iiis late beloved *ife fron lrie ileeidencel Nev
ilacecourse, to the Ilga:rstown Catirollc Cemeter;/ ?iiIS I)AY, January 29fh.
Funeral to move at a quarter paet two o'cIock.
Verey Bros.
Ilndertakere.
42. At the tlne I contacted the Commonwealth Archlves Office,
Canberra, to obtaj.n details of Antonio Callgarirs naturallaation, I
uaa provlded vith details of a Giacomo CaIigari. Glacomo Caligarl
was bom tn 1842, aleo at Someo, Dlstrict of VaLmaggia, Canton of
Ticlnl, Svltzerlzurd. He arrlved ln Australia on the 22nd Febmary,
1858, on the vessel "He!ald". Giacono Callgari vas naturalLeed
on the'l2th August, 1B/2 and at that time his addrese vas Bullarook,
Vlctoria. Naturallsatlon Certlfleate Nunber 540, Cormonwealth Record
Seriee A7?7, Natura]leatlon fndex Yolume 11, A727, Naturalleatlon
Certlflcate Book 1B - Commonweelth Archives Office, Cariberra - refers.
4). The Shipping List for that yoyage of the "Herald',, whlch ls
held by the Latrobe Llbrar.y, l,lelbourne, contains tire fo]loving details !-
Nane of Vessel "ileraldtt"
Vo.yage Departure and Arrival Deta l ls
l"'ias ter t !r Niui,.
Tonnage
Paseengere
Callgari, Giacomo
Tomasinl, Giovannl
Perrari, Batista
Thos. llalvert
'l , 'l!6 tone
There were ]10 passerr6ers :
10 Scotch, B) Irlsh and J4
Countrles,
l)eparted Liverpool 28.10.1857
Arrlved Melbourne 22, 2.1e58
1IJ ilngllsh,
froo Other
44. The followlng nzunes and other inlormation are recorded. on
thle partlcular l,Lrinntrr* tt", .-
18
1B
19
years Labourer
ll rr
lt
4r. I have not been able to establish the relationship, if any,
betveen Giacorno Caligari and Antonio and Battlsta Callgari.
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Attachrnent 1
INTONMATION CONCITNINC THI] :].S. "GREAT BRITAIN''
Tire follorring cournents appear on page 526, Volune 20,
Dncyclopaedla Brittanlca - 195t Print :-
"Great Brltaln was laid dovn in dry dock at Bristol in
18)9 and floated out ln 184,. She vas notevorthy not
onLy because of her dlneneione, vhlch vere )22 feet
by 51 feet by )2 feet,5 inchee depth of hold shlch
gave her a tonna6e of ),270 according to the old
burden neasurem€nt, but also becauge ehe wag
constructed of iron 1n splte of the great preJudiee
of the navy agalnst that nraterial. She vas desi6ned
by I.K. Bmne1, whose intention vae origlnally to
make her a paddle eteamer. But he r.as so greatly
lmpreeeed by the perforna.nce of the "Archinedeg'r on a
c:rrlee round the Brltlsh coast that he altered the
"Creat llritain" and fltted screv macirinery, relnforced
by a blg sail. area on elx maste.
Her machinery consisted of a simple engine with four
cyllnders each 88 inchee in dlarneter, vlth a stroke of
72 and vlth lndicated horeepover ol about 1r100 at
15 lb. per square lnch pressrrre, a epeed of 11 knots
being obtalned on tria1. iier stranding on the Irlsh
coaet In 1845, when ehe )rad to vithstand the gales of
a vhole winter 1n an erposed positlon, finally
convinced shlpowners that 1r.on constructlon vas both
etrong and practicable."
The folloving comments.:r.re i"ncluded in a s;mopsle of a B.B.C.
proi{riurme, "The Greiat Iron lihip" shcrwn on 4.3.C.-T.V, )"n 1)12:-
"The story of the S.S. "Creat ilritain", the anazing lron
shlp deel;ped by Isambard Klnqdom BruneL, whlch after
thlrty years on a beach ln the Falkla,nd falende hae been
refloated and toved back to Bristol - vhere she was
launched by Prince Albert on 19th July, 184).
Thls extraordinary project has taken years of plaruring :
at tinee i.t looked impossible. Two amd a half years ago
I')van Corlett, a naval arcltitect, vrote to The Tlmee saylng
that the S.S. "Great tsritain" could and should be eaved.
A connltteo vas foru:ed, and ln Febn-rary 1)lO, after several
false starts, an Anglo-German consortiun finally went into
action. The operation was lariely flnanced by Jack ilayward,
a Bahamas rnilliona.lre and stsunch patriot.

Iiay Sutcltffe, the directot', wi,o s:titrtt'd research for thj.s
fllm ln 1968, spent tvo months in the Falkland Islands ln
the sprlng of 1970 fllnlng the salvage operation as lt vent
along. He 1s full of admlration for the ship - an astonlehln6
thlng for the age, the flret Iarge iron ship ln the vorld,
much bigger than anything else afloat, amri constmcted
dlrectly from lJrrnelf s design without any teets or prototypes :
she was twenty-five years airead of her tine. Bnrne] bullt
the ship vhl1e working on the ?reat \'{estern Railroad: she was
part of hie grand design for an iron road from Paddin,lton tc
Nev York. The S.S. "Great Brltain" wae )'OOO tons, the flrst
ship to have a double bottom and the first wlth watertlght
bulkheads. Although Brunel inten

LIST OF }'AMTI,I}IS F'ITOM
l'll4I(;R 'li':D
THlt cAll,l'(rN oir
T() AUI;'I'ITALIA -
Attachnent 2
:ICINI , ll}IITZ?Iil"dlID, 1'1110
1 e51 -1 861
AURTGENO: Barca, Bondiett!, Dellagarur"' 9io:Tetti, Grosslnl', Jorlo'
fr'.g*gfii, t'larteggia, Pellandr"i' -pJi"erioi' Pisonl' Spa'donl' Stefanacci'
Vanoni, Zanettl'
AV].X}No: Btarrchl, B1zzlnl, Bondiettl, Crispini'
ffiti, Petterr"n"tt"'i"", Stoira' Tomasettl'
PIGNAIICO: Degasparls, l'errari ' Gubbi ' Fadovani '
B-OSCO: Bronz, Dellapietra, }Jlzi, Jzurner, iiossi'
IiROCI:JO: Irr'llntnnria' i)onat'i' llaz t'*' Podran+"{"
f:f*-!l1!!!t lrerurrt ltr r ' !'iori ' ')iaccni;:i '
rlAIr l\'lr llglt.t'cltl, r'rt::,rrottl, l)elLf Avo, !'a:Ij'nat 1-]oi'.bl' Cuglle]monl' Ieechl'
i;#,: i;"ar"r"iir, ponrtrnl, Fcrta, Spa::o1ini, tosettl, Tunzlol.
t.-{\,}--ii.i\r\i l}aI.Ir, :ieitranl , lsdo, Daless:3, lu;ii e\=\ta, Ir'Eelf,'tr'1, La!rali':4,
tl"r-ceJ*rtini, ScuielI'ari, ?onl:1, l';::. '-a:i:i '
r.':Ji;.ii,'lNt': .Eassi, ileroSgi, Buzzl, Capponi, Cassarinl, Conettl, Franzl,
Ft"rr]n", Giovenni, Ciu11anl, GugIleLooni, Janner, Leonl , YorcltLn|,
Panzera, Pasqualino, Fei razzi . Sartoris . --c- i i: .
.'riYIJ: Antonol. l, Balzarini, Botta, Calanchini, Cerln1, Conlsto, Crietofanlni,
Denonti, Dolclnl, Fattorl, Filippini, Gu*qlielnini, ilartinoia, Mattei,
Moretti, Pal1a, Re, Respini, Rusca, Sartori, Scarpellinj., Traversl, Zanolini.
C0GLIO: Guglielmettl, Lafranchi, PezzaglLa, Pozzi.
FUSIO: Filos, Franc.iechl, Gugllelnoni, Ressiqa, Tabacchl.
GIUMAGLIO: Adami., tsonetti, Cerini, Gasparlnl, Glumini, Lesina, Pedrottit
lffiFozzi, sartori.
'* GORDEYI0: ;ilbinl, Bellonl, Blanchl, Bianchini, r'lregugLla, tllipplnit
Gagglonl, Giorgi, Laloli, lladdalena, lluscietti, ll icola' 0ttolinl'
Tnrtaglla, l1anol1.
LODANOr Debernardi, TomaeinJ., l\rnzi.
I'lLGGIAr Bonetti, Borlinl,0ampi,oli, Chedar,)eberneirdi, Delmaetro, Garzoli,
Qenazzl, Glacomazzi, Yaslstocchi, Martinel) i, tlei:r'ant1, Pr:drazzinl, Petroni,
Quanchl, Rlcclo11, Stocchi, Stoccirini, Tonmaei, Tlan jni,
l'lIlNZONI0r Casrcsl, Canepa, Giaconini, Grandi, Testorinl.
'r,'antonl, Jorio, Nlcolat
Zaroaronl.
'loqnir'fonlni, Vlcari'
liartori, Tomanichel '
I':OGH!)ONQr Blnsacca, [t.rtosslr t'anscioni, Giacomazzi, Leonl, l{inetti,
Mr;ffi Plnclnl, Rarneltl, Rianda, Tavemetti.
PI)CCIA: Beq:gi, Bagnovini, Bertinoja, Fladlci, (liulieri, l,ia.ttei, Notti,
Patocchl, Rotanzi, Spagnoli, Vedova, Zoppi.
PiiATO: Mignanl, Pedroia.

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SOY|,'Or llettanta, llonetti,Cellgari, Caporqnl, Coppi, l)al idlo, i.'errarl.,
Claconottl, Cuerra, La.nottl, llor',gantl, l'ltrst:io, J'r'tl rina, Ferlnonl,
PezzonL, Rlghetti, Tognazzinl, Togninl, Tonasinl.
S0iti{ICOr Cnrre.sl, (}razzl, I'eltonlnlr'l'amb.'r.
I0CARNO: Arnoldi, Bustelli, Deglor4i, Franzoni, F\reco, PozzL, Simona, Taglio.
LOSONEl Bla"nda, Canova, Carrrlne, OavaI11, Haseera.
ASCONA: Carnisi, Cattomlo, Caia, Ore1li, Pancaldi-Fenetti., Pisonl,
Ponclnl, Poro}l, Splgaglla, Stringa.
I,IINUSIO: Balemi, Balleml, Bandera, Biscara, Colciaghi, Colonbo, Fenaccl, Frlzzl,
Claeometti, Martinoni, Merlini, I{ondada, Parqanetti, Pleclan,
BRIONil SA'1.: Biondina, Cadlo1o, Coneolascio, Pocchetti, Franecella, Laffranchl,
Marco1lo, l[artinettin Padllna, Pedroja, Pedroia, Sclaroni, Yaleggla, Yalleggia.
CUGNASCO:
CnltltA VI,iIiZASCA: iilanchl, lireechlni ,
ffifl-FEdl6zzt, Porra, l'idanze.
LAVI.IRTIiZZ0: Bacciarlnl, Barloggio,
ItsBciorl"i, Mottada, i'ornetta.
3ra,qhs1i3, Corlppo, Jo1a, Yrartinl,
lliiltcOsCIA: Andreini, Beretta, Andreini-Cadra, Bianconi, Bu1ottl, Cadra,
Campini, CapeIla, irranca, Chisla, Ciannini, F'aplna, Papplna, Pedroncinl,
Pedronl, Bullotti, i'erinl, Strin,;a, Piaggi, i.j.cci, Rusconl, Serrl, Scerri,
Varozza.
ONS}J{NONE: Speziall, Euzzlnl, (}arbanl, Domenigoni, Forgar ?errlbl1in1,
SONOCNO: Gianettoni, Itiataeci, Fata, lelucca, linana, Sonognini, Tamo.
VOGORNO: Arrselni, tserri, Carpellini, Polet',a, l\ozzt, Polita.
IiiLO{il V};RZ.: Bedolla, 8londa, Pabretti, Periro}i, Cnesa, Morascl,
Marzorini, Morinini, Panscera, Scolari.
C!}JTCVALLI r|irlL{G}iA: ;1.vost1, Baccala, Brunoni, Bruzzettl, Cavalli, Dilena,
Garubettar ll,aget1, l'laggetti, llattoni, llodini, Monotti, i'edrazz1, Pedrotta,
Pel1anda, Piazzoni, Rosei, Tonasola, tunl.
BCRGNONE: Delte.
Bravo, Calzascia, Giulieri, Pellascio, Plfferini.
LOCARIIESE: llonaco, Della, Glacorna, Franconi, Giovarrnoni, Adanina, F,ariotta,
Pantel1lni.
TENffi0-CONTRA: Barlogio, Canevaecini, i)al1icciotti, Laninl, Matacci, Storni.
GOIiDOLA: Laf franconi .
GAivllJAitOGN0: Parlanetti, li;rrgenti, Rep,,azz.i, To;rrrc'tti, Ilranca, Tonnaslna, Moro.
VALLII Vi.XIZASCA: Codonl, Scilacc1,
FIiASC-O: Jop, Ciottonini, l.lartella.
Garnbetta, Oodoni, Arcotti, Scettrinl.
F'oletta, Frnnchinl , FroI11, Oneoa,

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ONSERNONE: Borg:a, Buzzlnl, Garbani, Zanicoli,Ors1, Moeehlni, Terriblllnl,
RueconL.
BIILLINZ0NIiSE: I3orsa, ZaneIl1, Bemasocco, Cippa, l'1lnottL, Mlnoll, l.lozzlnl,
ffiIlTffia, Barioni, Mlnettl, Paganlni, Agostl, Gernettl, Locarr:lno,
Roeal, Bassottl, Dolnenlco, Glanocca, Snrlna, Locarrrlnl, l'loae1, Tattl.
BIASCA: Caprara, Capriroll, Casoll, Delnrue, Debre, Fogllani, Franzonl,
l1aglnetti, Honlghettl, Pellanda, Iiodonl, Rlvera, Rossettl, Strozzl,
Svleico, Tinettl, Vanina, Vanzetta.
SEllIOMl: Barasel, Bouta, Ferrari, Jemol1i, Jzuno1i, Peduzzl, Salvla, Sollva,
ffiInl, Tognl.
LIIDIANO: Cavagna, Ferrari, Fusi, Ca11iz1a, Schegqla, Zanelll.
"...LOTIIIGNA:
Andreazzi, Neri.
Bertoni, Carcano, Jemlni, Peciuzzi, BoIla, Bn:ni, Ghlela,
IIAwAGLIA: Baggetti, Baggl, Benzonelli, Cadra, Cavargna, Heloesi, l4onlcon
ffi"s"-oni (o Joni?) , -Righenzl.
LEVD}ITINA: Jori, Iliotta, Pedrini, D I Agostinl, Rodletti, Giudicl, Gobbi,
@anzl, Pedrini, Guacetti.
SOftOCiil{llRI: Cal"legarl, Ceretti, Bonetti, Bia6gin tsrocchl, Battagllni,
B"enrill"*lne11i, Casanova, Rossinl, Paperinl, Genazlnl, Glanoblnl,
Moresi, Caldidoni, Bottani, Galetti, Cagliardl, llanteganl, Caslanl,
Noseda, Besozzl, Bigonl, Annotta, A1ro1di.
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Attachment 4
WCIRDING CF' LAST ',r'ILL AND TilSTAy:tl.lT 0F ANTO}IIO CALIGARI DATED
22lrD FEBRUAiiY, 19O7
'.1'h1s le the Laet lJ1lI and Testament ol me Antonio Callgarl
of iiastern llil.L in the litate of Victoria, farmer. I glve devlse and
beqr"reath aI1 rny property both real and pelsonal unto and to the use
of qy wife l.'iary Ann Callgari and trLv son ltlchard Albert Caligari both
of llaatern II111 aforeeaid upon truet to irold tiie eame for qy eald wife
Mary Ann Callgar1 during trer vidowhood or until her death and upon
the death or remarrlage of my aald vife to eonvert the vhola of ny real
and personal eetate into money and tlivlde tho l;ame into five shares
euch ehares to be divided as follovs. Unto ny BonB iilchard Albert
Callgari one part Uilliam Jamee Callgari one part Harry Francis Caligari
one part and Leo liienzl Caligari. tvo parte. fihou]d r\v eald son Leo
itlenal not have attained the age of tvent;'one years upon the death or
rernarlage of r4v said wlfe then I dlrect that a sum of flve shillings
per week shall be paid tovards the maintenance and support of rry sald
son Leo Rienzl. I revoke all prlor vl}1s made by ne and declare thls
to be qy last vil}. I appoint nry vife Piary Ann Callgarl and qy eon
Rlchard Albert Caligari exeeutrlx and executor of thLs ny vlll. In
vitnees vhereof f have hereto set u1y hand this 22nd day of Febmary
One thoueand Nlne hrurdred and Seven.
Signed by the sald Testator Antonio Caligari and by him
declared to be hie Last vlll and testament in the
presence of us both present at the sane time who at hls
request ln his slght and presence and ln the si,ght and
presence of each other and after he had uo signed the
same as aloresald have hereunto set our nameg aa
vi+"negseg.
Signed i,.!1. Leggo, Agent, Daylesford
Slgned A.C. Tanner, Clerk, I)a.vleslord
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) lntonio Callgarl
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Attachment 5
WORDING OF i,AST ;{ILL A}.ID TiiSTAMF]ifI OP Y,AiiY A}IN COLBOURNE DATS}
22trD DI|Ci,;l'3ilR, 1925
THIS IS TliE I,AST WILL AND TE:iT'A-l'iUlfi'of ne I'IARY AM'l COLB0URNE
of Eastern U "ot",nffi
of all ury just debts fr.rneral and other expenses I give devise and
bequeath unto rV dear eon Battista l'atrick Caligari of iiastern i1111
Flfty pou:rds To nty dear son Richard Albert Callgari of Melbourne One
hundred and tventyfive pounds To my dear son Harry Francle Callgarj.
of Melbourrre One hundred and seventyfive pounds To ny dear eon Leo
Rlenzl Caligari of llenalla One hundred and seventyfive pounds To ny
dear Grandson Francis Mclnerrrey of Stawell Fifteen pounds To ny old
frlend Mre. I?retful] of l'ielbourne Ten pounds To ny friend Harrlet
Clark of Trentham Ten pounde To my dear sort William Cali6arl of
Eastern Hill Ten pounds To my dear SranCson John l{ogan of Melbourne
Ten pounds and f direct that Ten pounds be siven to the Parieh Prlest
at Daylesford for Masses for ury eotrl and I iilso 61ive n1y iixtenelon
Dirring Table to ury son Battista I'atrick Caligari and I hereby revoke
and cancel all previous \{111s nade by me And I hereb.v appoint
,,Tl{8 ilAt,l,i\irA,f 'fittilj.ti.;;.lt; lj,ii:jcu1,0li:, AliD Aili.jNCy (:()i":}'AiJy LIHITUD" I,,'xecrrrorg
of thls n1r \{il I lll {Il'N.'fSli whereof i have utrto se t rqy hand this
22nd day of Decenber in the year of our Lord One tnoueand nlne hr:ndred
and tventyfive.
SI'-;NiD by the said I'iiltY Ai'i)i CiLB(IUIiNI the Testatrix
and by her declared to be her last Will and Testament
ln the preaence ol us present at the same ti.me who
in her presence at her requeat and in the presence
of each other h;rvp hnrertnto strbscribed ()\lr nailes as
lJi tneeeee
lJi.gned n.i'j . iii.,u1k. (l'Jurse)
iigned J . il. Hader ( donmiss ion Ap:ent, )
ltatt
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Signed 1"1.A. Colbourne

D0CUI"IXNTS REFIRIiI!'D TC, IN Tlix
AND TI{EIR
Attachrnent 5
NARiir\TfVE 0R USiiD IN ITS PRjiPAitATION
LOCATION
I.n the custody of Leo htillian Ca).igarir 2J K),ngston Street, East
l"lalvern, Ylctoria, )145 :-
Certifled copy of the entry ln a Register of Marriages ehowing
the detalls recorded ln respect of the narriages between :-
- Antonio Caligari a-nd i'iary Ann Lucas
- Daniel Nugent and Lucrezia Giaconettl
Certlfled copy of the entry in a Register of
detalls recorded in respect of the deaths of
- turtonio Caligari
- Battlsta Caligari
- Lucrezia llugent
- Mavia Celestina Elvezie Caligari
- Antonio John Callgari
Photocopiea of the Letters of Naturallsation
- Antonio Caligarl
- (ilacomo Callgarl
Copy of the laet wlll and testament of :-
- Antonio Caligarl
- Mary Ann Col.bourne
Deaths ehoning the
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for ;-
. Affidavit in errpport of an appllcation lor probate in
reepect of the vill of Antonio Callgari.
Avallable for reference at the Latrobe Library, Latrobe Street, l{elbourne r-
. Shlpping Llst for the voyages of :-
- S.S. "Great Britain'f Liverpool/Xelbourne 15.2,1851-?.r.1861
- "Ilera1d", Llverpool/Melbourne 28.10. 1S57-22.2.1858
. The Dayleeford l',ercury and lJxpregs lssue ol 26.2.1874
. The Daylesford Advocate lasues of ]0. r.19q, 1 .5.1907, 1r.6.1907,
8.1.1926, 29,1.1898.
. The MeLbourne Sun lssue of 5.6,19qt,
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Attachnent ?
LIST OF P}IOTOCR,AI,HS IIBLD BY SHIP.LiJY JOY I'ISIIER OF 60 ANDRLI,J
sTRffir, NoRTIiCOIE, VICT0RIA,
Antonlo Caligarl
ltary Ann CoLbourne
Aritonlo John Caligarl {2)
Fl,rs t- .Generatlon ilenbere
Antonlo John Cnllgarl anrl irls wlfe NeIl. ( 1g14)
'O7O
Battleta Patrick, Harry Francre and Leo Rrenzi calrgnrl and apparentry
one of thelr slstore - taken ln a tr;roup.
Canlltra Ylrginl"a liogan {t9OS)
llary Ann Eugennle Stewart and her daughter lillen
Vl1l.lan .Iansee Call8grl (2)
Ul1l"len Eric Coutts
Alerander V/l11larn Stenart
Second Generatlon_ Meobere
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CALIGARI FAMILY T REE
ANTONIO CALIGARI 1843 - 27.5.1907
Born Someo, Switzerland, Buried Eganstown, Yictofia
Mowied at Daylesf ord, Y ictoila on 4.12.t872 to
MARY ANN LUCAS 1855 - 2.T.1926
Born Hobatt , T asmania, Buried Eganstoum , Y ictofia
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Attachment 3
F|RST GENERATToN (r2) sEcoND GENERATToN (34) THIRD GENERATION (48) FOURTH GENERATION (39) FIFTH GENERATION (3)
Mavia Celestina Elvezia Caligari
13.11.1873 - 31.r.1898
Buried Coolgardie, Western Austra lia
Antonio John Caligari
16.1.1875 - 21.7.1948
Buried Manjimup, Western Australia
Luisa Subina Coutts
23.2.t877 - 24.12.1936
Buried Springva le, Victoria
Lavina Christina Anastasia Gough
Is.9.1878 - 18.11.1967
Crematbd Springvale,.
Ashes scattered Eganstown, Victoria
Amadea Elvira Mclnerney
3.5.1880 - 18.11.1960
Buried Bal larat, Victoria
No lssue
No lssue
William Eric Coutts
Charles Alexander Coutts
Phyllis Ellen Celestina Bumpstead
George Calthorpe Gough
Francis Henry Mclnerney
John Patrick Mclnerney
Eileen Mary Harrington
Kathleen Elvira Mclnerney
Amadea Elvira Mary Shugg
Michael Wi I liam Caligari
Antonio John Caligari
' Hazel Wright
I
Austin George Gough
I noet nooney cougtr
Maria Paula Stuart
Ann Amadea Harrington
Calvin John Shugg
Graeme William Shugg
Geoffrey William Shugg
Neville Anthony Shugg
Bany John 0aligari
Lynnette Joan Heenan
Lise Myra Gough
Julian Alfred Gough
Stephen John Gough
Anthony James Gough
Mark William Gough
Alison Louise Gough
Damien Grant Stuart
Rebecca Nicola Stuart
Carol Ann Shugg
Barbara Mary Shugg
Graeme lYilliam John Shugg
Jillian Margaret Shugg
Roxanne Mary Shugg
Michael Anthony Shugg
Rotran Shugg
Rodney Peter Shugg
Jasm Neville Shugg
Karen Patrina Shugg
John Graham Caligari +
Sandra Joy Caligari
Annette Bernadine Caligari
Dianne Lesrey x".n.n-{4ft;l
Michael John Heenan wzil"4rle.r
ivrv*5
lil*tfrrtrtr,?'at{^i},
lrtnnerortse Cahl*'L
'firca'&rcis
Tavn4! 6t455

4.5.IUUZ - i/./.IYttb
Buried Ballarat, Victoria
Camilla Virginia Hogan
24.9.1883 - 27.11.1939
Buried Footscray, Victoria
Anne Eugennie Stewart
- 2.6.1945
Eganstown, Victoria
hard Albert Caligari
.1887 - 20.10.1957
Preiton, Victoria
iam James Caligari
- 28.10.19s1
Eganstown, Victoria
Francis Caligari
1.1890 - 16.9.1971
Springvale, Victoria
Rienzi Caligari
- 4.7.1939
Benalla, Victoria
Katherine Gertrude McDonald --l
Joyce Edna Martin
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Peter Francis Caligari ---f
John Francis Hogan I
Leo James Hogan I
RoderickrosephHosan
JeanMary cuny
Ellen Pearce
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Evelyn Dorothy Walsh -+
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Alexander William Stewar, I
Mary Maher
Emily Caligari I
Adele Caligari I
[-eo Albert Caligari
Veronica O'Connor
Erin Carmel May May
Patricia Caligari
Shirley Joy Fisher
Roderick Richard Caligari
No lssue
DorisLinda-r,.. #rg
d\.
Norma Louise O'Keeffe
Leo lYilliam Caligari
Margaret lmelda Hammond
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Peter Anthony Caligari
Margaret Anne H ickey
Helen Alexia Bowker.
Francis John Martin
Kevin Patrick Martin
Kenneth James Martin
MichaeI Patrick Caligari
Anne Elizabeth Ca ligari
Bernadette Mary Hogan
Paul Roderick Hogan
Kevin Francis Hogan
Brian John Hogan
Stephen Leo Hogan
Carmel Mary Cuny
Brendan Richard Curry
Patricia Louise Cuny
Kathleen Anne Curry
Alan Burton Pearce
Leo Joseph lYalsh
Pauline May Davidson
Maureen Maher
Gilda Victoria May
Darryl Charles Leo Fisher
Richard Kingsleigh Fisher
Dianne Mary White
G-6orge Francis O'Keeffe
Julie Anne O'Keeffe
Adrian Malcolm O'Keeffe
Michelle Louise O'Keeffe
Peter Thomas 0'Keeffe
Timothy Gerard O'Keeffe
Anne Louise Caligari
David Keith Caligari
Helen Judith Caligari
Elizabeth Josephine Hammond
len Frrncis Hammond
s,S4.,Lt$g4y^fia rieari - -Ned
Leanne MargarEt Hickey
Fiona Elizabeth Hickey
Katrina Louise Hickey
Elizabeth Anne Bowker
Bradley Alexander Bowker
Tina Maree Martin
Nicole Joyce Martin
Kerry Louise Martin
Aileen Veronica Martin
Dianne Ellen Fawzy
Elaine Joy Pearce
Dianne Joy Dalton
Geoffrey David Walsh
David Martid Davidson
Alan Paul Davidson
vlaal
Mathew Alan Fawzy
Andrew John Fawzy
Lisa Nicole Dalton