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starting on a junction list for Adelaide–Mannum Road

Major intersections

LGA	Location	km	mi	Destinations	Notes
Walkerville	Medindie, Gilberton	0	0.0	City Ring Route	As Northcote Terrace
	Medindie, Gilberton, Walkerville, Collinswood				As North East Road
Walkerville, Prospect, Port Adelaide Enfield	Collinswood, Walkerville, Manningham, Broadview			Hampstead Road
Walkerville, Port Adelaide Enfield	Vale Park, Manningham			Taunton Road/Ascot Avenue
Klemzig, Hampstead Gardens			O. G. Road
		Muller Road
Route transition

References

Wind farms

Starfish Hill

Canunda

Cathedral Rocks

Clements Gap

Coober Pedy

Hallett

Hornsdale

Lake Bonney

Mount Millar

Snowtown

Waterloo

Wattle Point

Willogoleche

Lincoln Gap

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He married Elizabeth Turner Dunn on 9 September 1875 at the residence of Philip Turner Dunn, Sanders Creek.

LOXTON-DUNN.-On the 9th September,

at the residence of the bride's father, by licence, by the Rev. J. Hall Angus, of Mount Pleasant, William, second son of Mr. Albert Loxton, of Tungkillo, to Elizabeth Turner, eldest daughter of Mr. Phillip Turner Dunn, Sanders' Creek.

--South Australian Register, 11 September 1875 page 4

They had a son, Phillip Turner Loxton, on 18 December 1875 at Tungkillo.<

Elizabeth died aged 21 on 19 December 1875 at South Petherton. She was recorded as living at Saunders Creek.

William Loxton was charged with taking 13-year-old Mary Ellen Goodes without the consent of her parents on Sunday 13 February 1876. She was brought home by William's brother-in-law Thomas Talbot the following Friday. The Magistrate's Court allowed bail but committed him for trial in the Supreme Court.

The case was mentioned late in the day on both 23 and 24 March:

REGINA V. LOXTON.

Mr. W. H. Bundey stated that in this case—one of abduction of a female—the parties proposed to be married, and His Honor adjourned the case.

--Evening Journal, 24 March 1876

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