South Australia - Electoral Rolls (Federal) 1903 (Dalwood Entries)

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The following entries were extracted from federal electoral rolls for South Australia, as maintained and published by the Australian Electoral Commission. Note the apparent duplication of some entries. Federal rolls commenced in 1903, and registration is, and has long been, compulsory. In 1973 the voting age (and hence first registration) was reduced from 21 to 18 years.

Before 1990 federal electoral rolls were published in a separate alphabetic sequence for each of the many electoral sub-districts. This makes searching for individuals difficult, unless the address is already known!

*Division/Polling place*	*Surname*	*Given name(s)*	*Address*	*Occupation*
Adelaide/Town Hall	Dalwood	Annie Maud	Carrington Street	domestic duties
	Dalwood	Chas. Edward	Carrington Street	boot operator
Adelaide/GPO	Dalwood	Jane	284 Kintore Terrace	domestic duties
	Dalwood	John Thomas	46 Elizabeth Street	dealer
	Dalwood	Randolph T	284 Kintore Terrace	trolley driver
	Dalwood	Susan	46 Elizabeth Street	domestic duties
Adelaide/North Adelaide	Dalwood	Britannia	150 Barnard St	teacher painting & music
	Dalwood	Emma	150 Barnard St	household duties
	Dalwood	Olive Lavinia	150 Barnard St	domestic duties
	Dalwood	William Trevett	150 Barnard St	agent
Boothby/Kent Town	Dalwood	Ada Marion	Rundle St, Kent Town	tailoress
	Dalwood	Alfred Ernest	Rundle St, Kent Town	aerated water maker
	Dalwood	Ann	Rundle St, Kent Town	widow
	Dalwood	Bertha	Rundle St, Kent Town	tailoress
	Dalwood	Emma	Rundle St, Kent Town	married
Boothby/Norwood	Dalwood	Annie	George Street	domestic duties
	Dalwood	Annie Maud	Rundle St, Kent Town	-
	Dalwood	Augustus Geo.	Beulah Rd	coach painter
	Dalwood	Chas. Edward	Rundle St, Kent Town	boot operator
	Dalwood	Walter Albert	George Street	blacksmith
	Dalwood	William	Cairns St, Norwood	labourer
Boothby/Unley	Dalwood	Frances Fanny	Alfred Street, Parkside	married
	Dalwood	Tom Caleb	Alfred Street, Parkside	artist
- others -	not yet transcribed

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