The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) Tue 5 Feb 192921121

The death occurred at the Memorial
Hospital, Peterborough, on Sunday
morning of an old colonist, Mrs. W. G.
Steinke, lately Mrs. Przibilla, of Far-
rell's Flat. She was born in Ger-
many 83 years ago, and came to this
State with her parents when she was
eight years of age. Her parents settled
at Tanunda and took up land. When
she was nineteen years of age she mar-
ried Mr. J. G. Przibilla, and in 1875,
when the northern areas were thrown
open for selection, she and her hus-
band removed in that year to reside
near Yoogala. Her husband died in
1902, and the next year Mrs. Przibilla
went to Farrell's Flat to reside, and she
took up land there and her son worked
it for her. She was married to Mr.
W. G. Steinke in 1917, and Mr. Steinke
died in 1919. Mrs. Steinke leaves a
family of eight sons and four daugh-
ters, namely, Messrs J. Przibilla, of Far-
reIl's Flat; Harry Przibilla, of Gawler;
Charles Przibilla, of Leighton: John
Przibilla, of Farrell's Flat: Heinrich
przbilla, of Jamestown; Martin Przibilla,
of Riverton; Otto Przibilla, of Walla
Walla, New South Wales; and Edward
Przibilla, of Clare; and Mesdames W.
C. McDonald, of Adelaide; A. J. Wright,
of Peterborough; A. A. Bradecke, of
Melbourne; and S. Handorff, of Burum
Buttock, New South Wales.