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This Fighting Life: Diorelle and Brooke
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This Fighting Life: A Punch by Any Hand Hurts All the Same
When protagonist Ron Burgundy in the movie "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" went on a drunken rant about losing his lead anchor job to a "she-devil" that was better than him, the bartender responded by saying, "You know times are changing. Ladies can do stuff now. You're gonna have to learn how to deal with that."
On June 10, 2006 Gina Carano and Leiticia Pestova competed in the first sanctioned women's MMA fight in Nevada. Fast forward to 2010. Although there was a lack of mainstream interest in WMMA (Women's Mixed Martial Arts) due to the absence of its star Gina Carano (who made the transition to movies, most notably in Steven Soderbergh's "Haywire") the division has thus seen a viewership renaissance due to the recent success of the all female MMA promotion Invicta Fighting Championships and Strikeforce fighter Rhonda Rousey.
Some pundits have argued there is no place for women to be fighting professionally. Others view it as the evolution of any sport that has at one time or another been afflicted with discrimination. One thing is for certain as long as there is man excelling at any one thing be it sports or business there will always be a woman standing right beside him having to prove her worth even though a punch by any hand hurts all the same.
This story isn't just about female fighters. It's more than that as you come to meet Diorelle Ramos and Brooke Tibbetts.
On Saturday, June 25, 2011 Diorelle and Brooke woke up with only one thing on their mind – to win gold in their division at the "Best of the Best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Pro Ams" in Omaha, Nebraska. Before the eight AM weigh-ins both ladies sat in a hotel restaurant eating a light continental breakfast. Brooke was quieter than usual due to nerves getting the best of her. Diorelle wasn't accustomed to pre-fight jitters as she chatted it up with her teammates. Once the tournament got well under way Brooke took bronze in the White/Blue belt 163 lbs. and under division while Diorelle took gold in the White/Blue Belt 118 lbs. and under division.
Then came part two of their challenge – fighting in the absolute division.
"I mean we both knew were gonna do absolute. The tournament organizers asked us if we wanted to do it when we were there. But we already had it in our minds we were gonna do it," said Brooke.
After Diorelle submitted her first opponent via arm bar, the second match she drew was none other than her partner Brooke.
"I knew there would be a time we would have to fight each other and I looked at it as another day in the gym," said Brooke.
Both fighters stepped on the mat ready and determined to give it their all. They never considered holding anything back… But wait, before we get into their match here's how the two fighters met.
Diorelle refers to herself as "fun-size," a reference to the mini fun-size candy bars. At five-feet tall the four-ounce pink Title gloves Diorelle trains in look like she's wearing Hulk Smash Hands.
"I was out when I was in the fifth grade. That's when I had my first girlfriend."
Growing up in the Philippines it wasn't hard for Diorelle to hide the fact that she was attracted to women.
"People seemed to be more used to seeing gay guys around (in the Philippines) because they're normally hairdressers or artists that helped out a lot in the community. So they're used to that."
After graduating from college with a degree in computer science and dating a few men to appease her mother, Diorelle and her family immigrated to the States in 2004 when she was twenty-one years old.
In 2007 after settling in Stockton, CA she got a job in web development and moved in with a girlfriend. Like most tech nerds (and some MMA fighters on their time off from training) she was hooked on playing "Call of Duty 3" on Xbox online.
"One night I just got a random invite from this girl that said 'Hey do you have a clan?' I said no, what's that?"
In the gaming community "clans" are competitive gaming groups that compete against each other. Diorelle was invited to join an all-girl clan. Once the virtual female gunslingers were off to war against an all-male clan, some guy over the headset asked the ladies, "So are you girls lesbians or something?"
The girl that invited Diorelle to the group responded by saying, "No, not all of us. But I know 'NODV777' (Brooke's game-namer tag) is lesbian." Diorelle butted in and said, "I'm lesbian too."
After the game ended Brooke sent Diorelle a private message asking if she was really lesbian or was she just goading those dudes online. Diorelle typed back that she was for real. That's when Brooke asked if they could be friends on Myspace.
With a stocky build and short blonde hair, Brooke has Midwestern charm you don't see much anymore. Growing up in a conservative household she wasn't able to experience the same openness as Diorelle when it came to her sexuality. Her father didn't approve and she didn't have many lesbian friends she could relate to.
"It was really hard. I dated guys and stuff because that was the norm. I struggled a lot with it up until I met D (Diorelle). She helped me embrace who I was."
After checking out each other's profile on Myspace they began exchanging weekly emails.
"Then she gave me her phone number after a few months of writing to each other," said Diorelle.
A month after their first telephone conversation Brooke invited Diorelle to Minnesota. Diorelle accepted and was greeted at the airport with flowers. The two hit it off over the course of that short weekend. Once Diorelle returned to California they began a long-distance relationship. But it was difficult being apart. That was when Brooke made the decision to move to the West Coast so they could be together.
Brooke had always been a fan of MMA ever since the Pride days. Studying for a career in law enforcement she believed the techniques in the ring (or cage) could be just as useful when it came time to disarming a perp. Diorelle on the other hand didn't share Brooke's sentiment and believed the sport was too bloody. However Diorelle's sister was a MMA enthusiast and when family got together the sisters would wrestle. Diorelle always found herself on the losing end tapping to an arm bar or choke. That was when Diorelle and Brooke decided to purchase the "UFC Undisputed" game for Xbox.
"There were snippets of actual fights you could watch on the game. After Diorelle and I finished playing we would practice some of the moves we watched on each other," said Brooke.
After sparring with her partner in the comfort of their living room Diorelle took more of an interest in the sport. Then while working on web development for a cosmetic company in San Francisco, she was introduced to a colleague that actually trained in no-gi grappling.
"When I met Carrianne at work we would talk a lot about MMA at the office and then she asked if I wanted to come train with her and her husband," said Diorelle.
That led to both ladies taking their first grappling class in a small studio in Berkeley. After that they were hooked. Training turned into a necessity to learn how Georges St. Pierre submitted his opponent with an arm bar or how B.J. Penn transitioned from mount to the back and choked his opponent out. They also began watching PPV events and attending live events whenever they came to Northern California. Life was good, but one thing was missing from Brooke's life – her family. When an opportunity presented itself for her to move back to Minnesota, she took it. But this time she brought Diorelle with her.
Training was put on the back burner as the ladies made the 1800-mile trek cross-country with a U-haul trailer strapped to the back of their car. Once they landed in the "Twin-Cities" Brooke took a gig with a security firm while Diorelle worked as a consultant doing web and software development.
"I was surfing Craig's List for other freelance gigs when I came across a gym looking for help with their website," Diorelle said. "That's how I found Crystal Fight Club."
Diorelle traded her expertise for building and maintaining the gym's website in exchange for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, no-gi grappling, and wrestling training with local MMA pros Damion "The Wolverine" Hill (155 lbs.), Stephen "Da Killa" Watt (145 lbs.), and heavyweight Bret "The K.O. Kid" Murphy.
For her Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training she trained at Crystal's affiliate school AMA, or Association of Martial Arts under second-degree black belt Junior Brazil.
After only a few months of training Diorelle was offered a fight.
"When I was asked to compete I remember a fight I got into when I was in high school. The girl was bigger than me and I beat her up. I thought let's see if I can do it again."
Diorelle realized the opportunity to fight in an amateur MMA fight was based on luck and timing rather than experience. She was in the right place at the right time. A lack of talent in WMMA in the Midwest made weight classes null and void in their area.
"The girl I accepted to fight was gonna weigh 140 lbs. I was gonna weigh 122 lbs."
Training in a gym full of men that never once considered taking it easy on Diorelle and Brooke made the weight difference a non-issue. Diorelle was looking to test herself, nothing more, nothing less.
"The game plan was to take it to the ground, that was where I felt most comfortable. I didn't train much for stand-up since the gym being less than a year old at that time didn't have a boxing coach until a couple of weeks before my fight."
Diorelle had an entire year to train for her bout. A few days before the event Diorelle's opponent wouldn't return any of the promoter's phone calls and they had to scrap the fight. But all of her training wasn't for nothing when the promoter called back the next day with good news.
"When Brooke (not to be confused with her partner) accepted the fight I was somewhat relieved because she was closer to my weight," said Diorelle.
Brooke Possehl (record: 1-3) and Diorelle met at Brutaal Genesis in Austin, Minnesota inside a Holiday Inn on June 10, 2011. Standing toe-to-toe you could see a considerable size difference.
At the opening bell Possehl came out swinging for the fences hoping to end Diorelle's night early. Diorelle swung back with wild haymakers but was no match for Possehl's superior striking. Possehl got mount. Diorelle was able to hip out and reverse her opponent. Then she ground n pounded Possehl. The remainder of the round was a back and forth battle with Diorelle almost ending the fight with an arm bar.
Round two was more of the same with Possehl throwing heavy bombs. Diorelle shot in and took the fight to the ground where she proved dominance and attempted one submission after the other.
At the opening of the third round both fighters looked exhausted as they traded leather up against the cage in the clinch. Diorelle looked to secure a standing guillotine choke while Possehl softened up her ribcage with hooks to the body. Once Diorelle pulled guard to sink in the choke, Possehl was able to pull her head out and finish the fight with a barrage of rights and lefts until the referee stepped in.
"That first loss made me realize how s—-y my conditioning was. It made me understand that fighting inside the cage is no joke, and that people that boo don't know what the heck it takes to be in there. But most of all I learned I can't go in there with a bad mental game. I want to go in there with confidence but at the same time not be cocky which can be hard to distinguish."
In the parlance of our times where hyping a fight can be as important as the fight itself, Diorelle set the verbal quips aside and let her hands and technique do the talking.
"I'm not one of those people who likes to trash talk so I worry about whether I'm being an ass or not. And that was the problem – I worry too much. I worried about hurting my opponent. I know it sounds dumb. It's a fight. I had to make myself understand that my opponent signed up for it so I shouldn't have the slightest hesitation of doing what I needed to do to get the win."
For being a small package Diorelle realized she could take just as much as she dished out. She never once considered hanging up her gloves and calling it quits just because she lost the fight. Actually it was the complete opposite. She embraced her loss, put more time in the gym and now has three possible fights lined up in August, September, and October.
"For a second it looked like I would never get another fight. But then out of nowhere my coach started getting phone calls from other trainers saying they have a girl looking for a fight and if I was interested."
As WMMA becomes more competitive and the pool of talent increases Diorelle may have a bright future as a fighter. Although her journey was a long one to find the sport, she's grabbing the opportunity by the horns and rolling with it.
Now let's get back to that Saturday in June 2011 when she and Brooke had to fight each other for gold in the "absolute" division.
"We were already giggling at one another when the fight started," said Diorelle.
Brooke immediately latched onto Diorelle's kimono and swept the leg. She fell into Diorelle's guard. There was a back and forth battle of breaking Brooke's posture and opening Diorelle's guard. Once Brooke was able to pass to side control she went for a kimura.
"I was upset the whole time. Besides the huge weight difference she knew how to counter every move. At one point I was like oh my God she is gonna kimura me because she always gets me in a kimura at the gym. But I was watching for it this time. I guess when she figured I was guarding the kimura she took my back," said Diorelle.
Brooke was mere seconds away from securing a rear-naked choke before Diorelle was saved by the bell. That day Brooke took home the gold, but Diorelle looks forward to a rematch.
"After the match we were smiling at each other and hugged," said Brooke.
"I was exhausted," a laughing Diorelle expressed on the couch seated next to her partner.
"I remember I kissed her on the neck, but nobody probably saw it," said a smiling Brooke.
I guess it goes to show you love holds no grudges.


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Trent Davidson, a regular at tight end as a true freshman in 2004 and then held out last season after August foot surgery, got a look at a new position Saturday as the Alabama football team had its second day of practice in shorts. He was wearing a famous jersey number, 54, and he was working at right tackle, a move that may or may not prove to be permanent.
Davidson, from Brewton, would probably like to stay at tight end. When recruited, he was regarded as an excellent pass catcher as well blocker, although he did not have a good first year as a receiver. One factor in a final position destination is that the 6-5 Davidson might not be at his reported 270 weight. He could be a few pounds over, just enough to move him out of the crowded tight end position and over to the tackle spot.
Alabama's depth chart at the start of spring training Friday showed seven men at the position, headed up by Travis McCall, the starter in the Cotton Bowl, and Nick Walker, starter through most of Bama's 10-2 season in 2005. Charles Hoke and walk-ons Barrett Earnest and Patrick Burch were listed ahead of Davidson, who was ranked ahead of only Cole Harvey, a grayshirt freshman who had previously worked in the offensive line and at fullback.
Alabama's second day of spring football practice was conducted on a very rainy day. Because it was one of the mandated "shorts practice" days–players were in shorts and helmets, Shula elected to take the Crimson Tide into the indoor practice facility for the two-hour workout. "We were in shorts, it was really wet, and we had some guests (the players' parents), so we decided to go inside," Shula said.
After taking Sunday and Monday off, Bama will be back on the practice field Tuesday, the first spring work in full gear. Spring training will conclude with the A-Day Game on April 1.
Shula ticked off a few positives. There were no new injuries, practice was better than it had been on the first day Friday, and he said the attitude of the team is good.
There was some clarification of a couple of injuries from Friday's work. Sophomore wide receiver Will Oakley said he had strained his left hamstring. Last fall he suffered through problems with his right hamstring. Senior linebacker Juwan Simpson has a strained Achilles rather than a sprained ankle, as first thought. He is described as "day to day."
There were a couple of negatives regarding the offense. Shula said, "The ball was on the ground too many times. We had three fumbled snaps. We've got to get that right."
As for the quarterbacks, the Tide head coach said, "It was about the same as yesterday. We have to get the ball out faster. We're holding on to it. When things happen that you don't want to happen you have to do something with the football."
Shula had particular praise for senior safety Jeffrey Dukes, who has moved into the spot vacated by the graduated Roman Harper. "Jeffrey Dukes has a ton of range," Shula said. He has great speed and a long arm span. He started in the Cotton Bowl and did great. Now he's getting all the reps this spring. He has gotten better every week he has been here."
With Oakley out, sophomore Nikita Stover has moved into the second spot at wide receiver behind D.J. Hall. Shula said he has done "okay" the first two days. He added, "For not having had any experience (here), he's done pretty well."
A highly-publicized position move this spring is that of junior Ezekial Knight from split end to defensive end. Shula said, "He's a little rusty, but looking at the tape this morning he was a little better Friday than we had thought. He's got a great attitude, and that's to be expected."
Redshirt freshman running back Roy Upchurch is expected to be limited for spring practice after having foot surgery just prior to the start of last season, but he appeared to be well on the road to recovery in Saturday's practice. "He's doing pretty well," Shula said. "He had a nice cut."
Shula said that even though there are a number of running backs and that there is a problem in trying to give them all work in team drills, that there are enough individual drills to get an idea of what they can do. Bama returns senior starter Kenneth Darby at running back.


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The caddie for Sei Young Kim was "removed" from the U.S. Women's Open on Tuesday after he was discovered in the USGA rules office taking pictures of "internal course setup documents" with a smartphone, according to an unidentified USGA official cited by GolfChannel.com.
Paul Fusco was escorted off Lancaster Country Club property by USGA security and will not be allowed to caddie for Kim in this week's tournament in Lancaster, Pa.
Contacted on the course driving range, Kim — ranked No. 10 in the world — told GolfChannel.com: "I was surprised to hear about it. It's upsetting."
The USGA official told GolfChannel.com that Fusco was discovered by an official in an area that he wasn't credentialed to have access to and was taking pictures of hole locations and setup information for all four rounds, information that the USGA doesn't release until the morning of each round.
"It's like seeing a test before you take it," U.S. Women's Open director Ben Kimball told GolfChannel.com.
Fusco, a veteran caddie, has helped Kim, a rookie from South Korea, to two LPGA Tour victories this year as well as strong showings in the season's first two majors. She tied for fourth at the ANA Inspiration and finished second at the Women's PGA Championship.
The LPGA issued this statement: "This being a USGA event and not conducted by the LPGA, we have nothing to add regarding the specifics of the alleged incident. As for future potential discipline or action, we will continue to discuss internally as we gather additional information."
Fusco told GolfChannel.com that there is more to the story of why he was in the USGA office, but said he wouldn't comment until after the tournament out of respect for Kim, who will not be penalized.


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Rep. Montoucet accepted the award and expressed his interest in the role that physical therapy plays in helping people recover from injuries. Montoucet was a legislative leader of the Louisiana Physical Therapy Association's fittest Legislator Competition during the 2010 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature. The event focused on the role of exercise in a healthy lifestyle. Representative Montoucet was recognized for his outstanding service as a legislator and his leadership on health care issues facing Louisiana.


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Detroit, Mich., May, 1894.
To the Editor.
In the Medical News for May 19, our esteemed friend, Dr. Gould, states his view of the difference between the copyrighting of medical books and the patenting of mechanical appliances. Thus he says,"one is payment for instruction, while the other is tribute for permission to use a certain instrument."The fallacy of this statement is evident. Granted that the book instructs, does not the instrument also instruct? The buyer of the book pays for the brain work of the author, and in like manner the buyer of the mechanical appliance pays for the brain work of the inventor. If both are good articles they will both instruct the profession who use them. Both are teachers. Most medical books introduce into their pages the work of inventors of mechanical appliances, and even introduce cuts of the same. It is said that the book copyright
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Oscar may weigh under 9 pounds and stand a mere 13½ inches high, but never forget that the little guy has a sword. On Feb. 17, when the Academy Award nominations were announced, Oscar proved he could use it, puncturing some of Hollywood's largest and best-tended egos.
Among his victims was Barbra Streisand, who had barely recovered from being snubbed in 1984 for her last picture, Yentl, which she managed to produce, direct and co-write—as well as perform in—without so much as an acknowledgment. This year, for Nuts, in which she played a hooker facing a sanity hearing after killing a John, Streisand launched an expensive Oscar ad campaign in praise of her work as producer, composer and star. So much for the power of money: The yield in nominations was nil. Streisand has blamed Oscar's male chauvinism: "In Hollywood, a woman can be an actress, a singer, a dancer, but don't let her be too much more."
Perhaps the academy simply doesn't like too much success. Consider the case of writer-director James L. Brooks, who swept the Oscars with his first picture, Terms of Endearment. His second film, Broadcast News, is up for seven major Oscars this year, including Best Picture, but he was ignored as director. "What does that mean?" he asked the movie's executive producer, Polly Piatt, who says Brooks was "taken aback" by the snub. In fact, only two films in Oscar history, Wings in 1927 and Grand Hotel in 1932, managed to win Oscars without earning their directors nominations. Piatt speculates that Broadcast News "is not show-offy. Some people don't notice a director's work unless he's moving his camera around in a flamboyant way."
How then to explain Oscar's continued indifference to Steven Spielberg, whose camera raced around like a shark on speed in Empire of the Sun, his $30 million epic about a child's view of the Japanese invasion of Shanghai? The night before the nominees were announced, Spielberg collected awards for Best Picture and Best Director from the National Board of Review. "I have a strong feeling I won't be nominated," he said. His hunch, no doubt based on his failure to be recognized two years ago for The Color Purple, proved correct. "He does seem to get a raw deal, doesn't he?" says Adrian Lyne, who is up for a Best Director Oscar for Fatal Attraction. Not everyone thinks so. Director Henry (Always) Jaglom believes Spielberg got exactly what he deserved. "He is an entertainer who should stick to making childish fantasies and stop trying to make serious adult films," says Jaglom. "I think it's very rewarding that Spielberg didn't get nominated. The academy came of age this year by ignoring commercialism." (To register your own opinion, see PEOPLE Poll, this page.)
Before we let Oscar ride his high horse, let's hear his reasons for dumping the revered Lillian Gish and Bette Davis from the academy bandwagon. Certainly there was nothing boffo about their co-starring roles in The Whales of August, a modest and moving study of old age. Davis surely dismisses the slight. "It's always the best fruit the birds pick on," she once said. But she already has two Oscars. Gish, practically a one-woman history of the movies, has none. After suffering a fall last month in her Manhattan apartment, Gish, at 91, may never be fit enough to make another film. Her other Whales co-star, Ann Sothern, who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress, was stunned by Gish's omission. "I am truly shocked about Lillian," said Sothern. "What happened?"
Fans and family of John Huston, who died last August at 81 might well be asking the same question about Huston's widely praised The Dead, a post-humous release. Norman Jewison, nominated as Best Director for Moonstruck, is aghast that Huston wasn't nominated. "The Dead," says Jewison, "is a profound film."
There's the rub. Profound is in scarce supply among this year's nominees. Three of the Best Picture hopefuls (Moonstruck, Hope and Glory, Broadcast News) are essentially comedies, and nine of the 20 acting nominations are for comic performances. This from a sourpuss Oscar who has previously scorned giggles in favor of big-budget epic seriousness, best represented this year by Bernardo Bertolucci's The Last Emperor.
For all his newfound affection for laughs, Oscar still managed to ignore Steve Martin, perhaps the best comic actor now working in film. Martin has already won acclaim and awards this year for Roxanne, an inspired update of Cyrano de Bergerac. But Oscar ignored these honors, just as he had Martin's triumph in 1984's All of Me and his bravura turn last year as a sadistic dentist in Little Shop of Horrors. "I was sure Steve was a shoo-in to be nominated for those roles," says Carl Reiner, who directed All of Me and offers Martin some philosophical advice: "There should be no losers when you're that good." Sure. But how does it feel to be an Oscar reject? Ask Cher, nominated this year for Best Actress for Moonstruck, but shunned two years ago for Mask. "I was hysterical," she says. "I cried and cried and cried, and I thought, 'I can't live through this.' "
—Written by Peter Travers, reported by David Marlow and Richard Natale
In the Race for the '88 Oscars, Barbra Streisand and Steve Martin Come Up Short By, Well, a Nose
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•originally published 03/07/1988 AT 01:00 AM EST


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Chambers brothers (pastoralists)
James and John Chambers were early settlers in South Australia who left England in 1836, became wealthy pastoralists and were closely connected with John McDouall Stuart's expeditions across the continent of Australia.
James and John, sons of William and Elizabeth (née Wilson) Chambers, their wives Catherine and Mary (who were sisters) and their young families were among the first colonists, James arriving on the Coromandel at Holdfast Bay on 17 January 1837.[1] The plan had been that by leaving on an earlier ship James would arrive in plenty of time to organise accommodation for the rest of the family, but unfavourable winds forced the Coromandel to delay its departure until 9 September. The ship was further delayed at Cape Town, partly because insufficient and inferior food supplies had brought about so much illness that Captain William Chesser (died 14 February 1840) feared many passengers would die on the voyage.[2] They arrived 17 January 1837, around two weeks late.
The rest of the family, which included sister Priscilla Chambers had a trouble-free voyage in the James Renwick, arriving off Largs Bay on 10 February 1837. Catherine and Mary's brother James Redin also emigrated, arriving with his wife on the Navarino on 21 February 1856.
Margaret Goyder Kerr, in her book Colonial Dynasty – the Chambers family of South Australia, makes the point that the two men were physically quite different, both in build and temperament, and John wore a green satin patch over his blind right eye, so would never be confused by contemporaries. The historian however has great difficulty: they both signed their names "J. Chambers" and were involved in similar (and often the same) activities so that it is difficult if not impossible at many points to determine which brother is involved.[3]
James Chambers[edit]
James Chambers "Jemmy" (21 September 1811 – 7 August 1862), born in Ponders End, London[4] was a successful grazier and pastoralist in South Australia; with brother John a major sponsor of John McDouall Stuart's expeditions across the continent.
He was the first to drive a team of bullocks between Adelaide and Port Adelaide, and Adelaide and Glenelg, effectively creating the Port Road and Bay Road.[4] He ran sheep on a commonage licence in the area now known as Coromandel Valley.[5]
He bought a town acre at the first land sale, and imported horses from Van Diemens Land (he and brother John had experience as horse dealers in England)[6]
They built a house on Montefiore Hill in North Adelaide, at the site later occupied by John Langdon Bonython's Carclew.[7]
He opened a livery stable in North Adelaide,[6] He bought bullocks and wagons from Cape Town and coaches from England, he tendered successfully for the mail contract to Burra around 1845 (endorsed by postmaster-general John Watts)[8] and built a substantial business carrying passengers to the mining areas north of Adelaide, including Gawler's expeditions into the country.[6]
He provided the horses and carts for Tolmer's gold escort from Mount Alexander to Adelaide in 1852.[6]
He was involved with the Jockey Club, and served as Clerk of Course in 1850.
He sold his business in 1853 for around £14,000 and holidayed in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, where he had gained his horse-dealing experience. With his new-found knowledge of what was needed in South Australia, he was able to return in 1856 on the ship Albuera[9] with a useful selection of horses, cattle and sheep.
He and John dissolved their partnership and between 1854 and 1857 sold 1700 sq. miles (4403 km²) for £48,000, retaining 270 sq. miles (699 km²) in the north.[6]
James and his business partner William Finke found copper on one of their northern properties and on 23 July 1857 were issued with lease no 5 on some eighty acres that became known as the Oratunga Mine.
He and Finke founded "Great Northern Copper Mining Company" and sold eleven mines, most notably Nuccaleena and Oratunga No.2 to that company, which originally consisted of eleven shareholders. The floating of the Great Northern Mining Company on the London Stock Exchange in 1860 was marked by irregularities, shady deals, deception and outright fraud. The first application for mining leases was refused by the Commissioner of Crown Lands Charles Bonney, but his replacement John Bentham Neales, M.P. took it on himself not only to grant them without going through the normal procedures, such as checking claims of the proponents, gaining approval from Major Freeling of the Survey Department (who objected to both applications), the Lands Office, and obtaining the signatures of the Chief Secretary and the Governor, but personally rushed the signed form to mining captains John Hart and Dashwood, and T. Hancock (manager of the North Rhine Mining Company and secretary of Great Northern), as their ship to London was waiting on the tide at Glenelg. The Prospectus they prepared gave an unrealistic picture of the ore bodies, falsely claimed the Government was planning a railway to the mine (the survey was to Mount Remarkable), that the Burra proprietors had offered a large sum for the mine, and that it had the Governor (Sir Richard MacDonnell)'s endorsement, and falsely named John Morphett as a director.[10] While the float was underway, ownership of the leases passed from Chambers and Finke to John Baker M.L.C. and Paxton.
In the parliamentary enquiry under Townsend which followed, James Chambers refused to answer questions, Finke avoided it by travelling interstate, Baker claimed parliamentary privilege and absented himself, and Neales claimed he was following a precedent.[11] The directors judiciously reduced their holdings from 1500 shares each to 200 or 300 while prices were buoyant.[12]
He largely outfitted John McDouall Stuart for four of his six northern expeditions, brother John having supplied everything for the first,[13] and the Government providing for the sixth. This last expedition set out with great ceremony on 25 October 1861 from James's residence on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide,[14] where he died of complications from a carbuncle[15] without learning of its successful outcome.
James Chambers married Catherine Redin (17 May 1809 – 20 June 1875) of Newton, Lincolnshire, in England on 6 August 1836. It is not known whether she came to Australia on the Coromandel or the James Renwick a month later. Her sister married John Chambers; her brother James Watson Redin (15 April 1813 – 22 August 1871) also emigrated, lived at Aldinga, South Australia
- Elizabeth (1837 – 18 April 1882) married John Holden Newman (1835 – 11 November 1863) on 21 January 1862. Elizabeth married again, to Edward John Peake on 29 June 1867. It is not known whether she had any further children.
- Elizabeth Catherine Newman (19 December 1862 – 25 April 1864)
- John Holden Newman jnr. (13 March 1864 – 29 August 1911) married Beatrice Emma Tate (daughter of professor Ralph Tate) and moved to England.
- James jnr. (1839–1893) residence "Wattaburrie" Port Elliot, married Emily (ca.1840 – 19 January 1918)
- daughter (4 February 1867 – ) perhaps Ellen
- daughter Catherine (6 March 1869 – ca.22 September 1949) married surveyor Walter Robert Gething ( – 10 June 1934) on 30 December 1899; moved to Mica Street, then Wolfram Street, Broken Hill. She returned to Adelaide in 1939,[16] eight years after her husband, who died there in 1934.
- James (5 January 1877 – ) married Mary Alice Provis ( – 6 October 1943) on 20 January 1900 had a son 27 December 1903. She later married Fred Sinden.
- Catherine (1843–1904) married auctioneer John Barker ( – 21 May 1925) on 11 March 1872.[17]
- Alfred Edward Barker ( – 25 June 1925)
- Priscilla Mary Barker (1883 – 11 June 1918)
- Eleanor Kate Barker ( – 2 August 1954)
- Anna (9 December 1845 – 2 October 1907) married Peleg Whitford Jackson (ca.1834 – 24 April 1912) on 25 November 1869, previously of the firms Victorian Coach Company,[18] Cobb & Co[19] and Murray & Jackson, steamboat proprietors. They lived variously in Albury, New South Wales, Charleville, Queensland, Beechworth, Victoria and Brighton, Victoria and had six children.
- Hugh (1848 – 20 December 1893) married Agnes May Ward (ca.1847 – 26 May 1923) on 3 December 1872 and lived at the family residence on Montefiore Hill.
- Hugh Lindsay Chambers (3 October 1873 – 30 October 1873)
- Nina (13 September 1874 – 1955) of Prospect, was a prominent Prospect socialite
- Ruby (28 March 1876 – 21 September 1934) of 4 Robe Terrace, Medindie, was also a prominent socialite
- Rita Gay (16 December 1879 – 1949) married John Whinham Packard (1878–1951) on 28 October 1905
- Alan Ward (27 August 1881 – 27 January 1943) moved to Whakatane, New Zealand
- Stuart Hansford (13 November 1883 – 1969) married Ruby Rogers Skinner (died 1967) on 3 June 1911.
Barker & Chambers[edit]
John Barker and Catherine, Hugh Chambers and Agnes, formed the company Barker and Chambers, with major property investments "Comongin Holdings" in Queensland,[20][21] later became McLean & Barker & Co.[22]
They ran the "horse bazaar" on Sturt Street, Adelaide, also on Grenfell Street and Gay's Arcade, which in 1885? was destroyed by fire and rebuilt as Adelaide Arcade.[23]
When cattle dealer Edward Meade Bagot (1822 – 27 July 1886) (founder of Bagot, Shakes and Lewis), disappeared in 1886, John Barker organised the search party.[24]
Chambers Creek and Chambers Hill (in the Adelaide Hills) were named for James Chambers.[5]
Chambers Pillar, River Chambers and Chambers Range in Central Australia as well as Chambers Bay, east of present-day Darwin, where the British flag was first raised, were named for him by Stuart. Katherine River (and hence the town Katherine) was named for his second daughter Catherine.[25]
Anna Creek, Edwards Creek and William Creek were named for John Chambers' children, by Peter Warburton in 1858, surveyor Lee in 1883, and John McDouall Stuart in 1858 respectively.[26]
John Chambers[edit]
John Chambers (1814? 1815? – 26 September 1889), born in Ponders End, Middlesex was a successful grazier and pastoralist in South Australia.
Both he and brother James were livestock dealers in East Dereham, Norfolk, following their father's profession. He arrived in South Australia in the John Renwick on 10 February 1837 with wife Mary, brother Benjamin and sister Priscilla shortly after his brother James.[27]
He and his bullock dray were called on to assist the party of Light, Morphett and Hack, which explored the area between Holdfast Bay and Aldinga in June 1838.[3] He claimed to have done the first ploughing in Adelaide (for Boyle Travers Finniss; another claimant was Donald McLean)[28] and to have built the first Adelaide house with a fireplace, door and glass window.[13] He also practised as a farrier and speculated as a dealer but over-reached himself in 1851 and John and Mary settled down on settled on 1200 acres (486 ha) in Cherry Gardens to run sheep.[6]
In 1846 he took up land around Lake Bonney to run sheep, then formally converted it to leasehold in 1851, setting up a head station at Cobdogla, managed by James Trussell, successfully breding horses and cattle. The two brothers took up the lease of the station pioneered by Fisher and Handcock near the present-day Renmark in 1858 and in 1859 William Finke took up another section in the area, creating two stations, "Bookmark" and "Chowilla". Around 1860 John Chambers took over Finke's lease,[29] installing James Redin as manager. Around 1865 Chambers sold Bookmark and Chowilla[30] to Richard Holland who around five years later passed it on to his stepsons William and Robert Robertson. (In 1887 the South Australian government resumed part of Bookmark for the Chaffey brothers' irrigation development and the town of Renmark.)[31]
With brother James, he set up a headquarters at Mount Samuel, which Herschel Babbage used as a base for exploring the Flinders Ranges for prospective sites.[32]
He took up leases at Pekina, Mount Remarkable, Moolooloo (managed by John Rose), Bobmoonie and Oratunga (managed by George Warland), Wirrealpa, Stuart Creek and Cournamont.
He and James dissolved their partnership and between 1854 and 1857 sold 1700 sq. miles (4400 km²) for £48,000,
He sold much of his landholdings in 1863, avoiding losses in great drought
He had mining leases around Blinman, South Australia.
It was John who formed the idea of sponsoring John McDouall Stuart's expeditions across the continent.[4] He supplied horses and provisions, and his employees formed Stuart's party.[13]
He died aged 74 at his home on the Bay Road, near Richmond, South Australia.
John married Mary Redin (c. 1812 – 24 March 1904) in October 1836. Their children included:
- Fanny Chambers (1841 – 30 December 1915) married stockbroker Alfred Francis Weaver ( – 27 April 1921) on 29 June 1876
- Charles Chambers (1843 – 24 June 1877) married Mary Jane Ransford (1849–1925) on 30 April 1873
- Edgar Charles Chambers (1875 – 2 February 1910) was manager West End Brewery in Broken Hill.
- Mary Chambers (1846 – 5 December 1925) married Frederick James Blades (c. 1830 – 16 November 1895) on 16 June 1869.
- William Chambers (1849 – 23 May 1930) married Clara Bailey (c. 1854 – 1937) on 19 April 1877; they had three children.
- He was a partner in the brewing firm of Chambers and Blades, which owned the Dragon Brewery, Green Dragon Hotel, the Tanner's Arms in Unley and the Queen's Head in the city. Other partners were brother Charles Chambers and brother-in-law F.J. Blades.
- Priscilla Chambers (c. 1852 – 17 November 1924) married Alfred Simms (c. 1854 – 30 May 1901), son of Wiliam Knox Simms, on 17 June 1874
- She married again, to Harry Bickford (1843–1927) on 8 December 1904. Neither had any children.
- Ellen Chambers (1854 – 30 July 1932) married lawyer Alfred R(obert) B(lockley) Lucas (c. 1856 – 1 June 1901) on 18 June 1885
The Chambers brothers had a hands-off management style; their success owed much to their choice of employees: James Trussell (1826–1895) managed Cobdogla Station for 45 years.[33]
Neither brother was involved in public affairs; John was a popular member of the Adelaide Hunt Club and owned the Richmond House racing stables;[34] both were involved in horse racing.
John McDouall Stuart named the Mary River and the Fanny River for his daughters, and the William River for his second son,[15]
It is probable that Chambers Avenue and Redin Street Richmond are linked to this branch of the family.
Benjamin Chambers[edit]
Benjamin Chambers (ca.1808 – May 1852) and his wife Emily (6 August 1810 – ) lived in Tombland, Norwich before emigrating with brother John on the John Renwick.[27]
He settled on a farm somewhere in the Upper Sturt[35] / Cherry Gardens / Coromandel Valley area and played no major part in public affairs. There is circumstantial evidence that he was partner with his brother John in managing the Pekina run.[3] There is no information available on his offspring, if any.
Priscilla Chambers[edit]
Priscilla Chambers (1816 – 31 December 1900) arrived with brother John on the John Renwick on 10 February 1837[27]
She married Alfred Barker (1812 – 24 January 1880) who had been an officer on the Rapid,[36] and settled at Yankalilla.
They moved to Burra when he ran the Burra Hotel, then took over the Baldina Run station in 1862.
Their son John married Catherine Chambers and together with John Chambers formed the partnership of Barker and Chambers, major landholders in Queensland.
He died at Baldina House, St. John's Wood, now part of Prospect, South Australia; she died at Henley Beach, South Australia[37]
- eldest son William Pitt Barker (ca.1844 – 17 February 1914) married Jane Young of Kooringa, South Australia on 26 May 1875, lived at nearby Baldina station. Part owner of Comongin Station[22]
- second son John Barker ( – 10 November 1919?) married Catherine Chambers on 11 March 1872
- eldest daughter Mary Barker () married Donald McLean or MacLean on 21 June 1866
- Priscilla Barker () married Gustav Wilhelm Moritz von Rieben on 21 April 1892
James Redin[edit]
James Watson Redin (15 April 1813 – 22 August 1871) was a brother of Catherine and Mary Chambers, born in Newton Hall, Lincolnshire. He had been booked on the James Renwick in 1837 but withdrew at the last moment. According to Margaret Goyder Kerr (op. cit.) he never joined his relations in Australia but this is contradicted by the evidence: he arrived in South Australia ca.1855.[38]
His brother Thomas Redin (1814–) was booked on the John Renwick voyage of 1836 but no more information is available as yet.
He married Susan (ca. 1808 – 23 November 1870) and had a home at Crowder Street, Lower Mitcham, South Australia and at Aldinga, South Australia[39] Their children included:
- James Redin (ca. 1840 – 9 June 1905) married Emma Coles (ca. 1842 – 1932) daughter of Alfred Coles, of Aldinga on 9 January 1863; worked on John Chambers' Bookmark station on the River Murray (later the site of the Chaffey brothers' irrigation experiments), was involved in a railway accident ca. 1890 and retired to Campbelltown.[38]
- Alfred J. Redin ( – ) eldest son of James Redin, married Lilian E. M. (W. E.?) Swansborough on 31 December 1888, perhaps the A. Redin who had a horse Defamation in 1893.
- Horatio Redin (1841 – 26 November 1880) second son of the late James Redin of Hackney
- Horatio Samuel Redin (1865 – July 1887), athlete and reporter with South Australian Advertiser, died of pneumonia. Father at Palm Place, Hackney.
- Walter Newton ( – ), third son of James Redin of Palm Place, Hackney, married Lucy Elizabeth Edwards on 22 February 1899
- W. Redin was a reporter and cricketer in the early 1890s. was this Walter Newton?
- M. E. Redin had a wheat farm in 1901.
See also[edit]
Flinders Ranges Research website
Further reading[edit]
Kerr, Margaret Goyder Colonial dynasty: the Chambers family of South Australia Rigby Ltd., Adelaide, 1980. ISBN 0 727010972
- ^ http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/fh/passengerlists/1837Coromandel.htm
- ^ The grateful passengers presented Chesser with a purse of gold sovereigns in recognition of his concern. At the later enquiry, the ship's owners and second mate Adams (who was so disliked by the seamen that ten "jumped ship" and settled in Coromandel Valley) insisted that rations were more than adequate and Chesser exceeded his instructions in procuring extra.
- ^ a b c Kerr, Margaret Goyder Colonial dynasty: the Chambers family of South Australia Rigby Ltd., Adelaide, 1980. ISBN 0 727010972
- ^ a b c Heaton, J.H Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of their Time George Robertson, Sydney 1879
Not a reliable source but old and fascinating.
- ^ a b "Coromandel Valley". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 12 January 1914. p. 7. Retrieved 21 June 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f 'Chambers, John (1815–1889)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/chambers-john-3338/text4785, accessed 26 February 2012
- ^ "Little-known Adelaide". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 1 February 1936. p. 10. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
- ^ Captain John Cliffe Watts followed his brother Henry Watts as Postmaster-General from 1841 to 1861, succeeded by James William Lewis, then in 1870 the Post Office was amalgamated with the Telegraph Office and Charles Todd was appointed as its head.
- ^ Stratton, J., (ed.), Biographical Index of South Australians 1836 – 1885, SA Genealogy and Heraldry Society, Adelaide (1986), Volume I, p. 255.
- ^ "Advertising.". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 15 February 1860. p. 1. Retrieved 29 February 2012.
- ^ "South Australian Parliament.". The South Australian Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 30 August 1860. p. 3. Retrieved 29 February 2012.
- ^ "Great Northern Mining Company.". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 21 April 1863. p. 2. Retrieved 1 March 2012.
- ^ a b c "A Chat with ab Old Colonist". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 11 January 1888. p. 6. Retrieved 23 September 2012.
- ^ http://johnmcdouallstuart.org.au/great-northern-exploring-expedition
- ^ a b "Topics of the Day.". The South Australian Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 8 August 1862. p. 2. Retrieved 25 February 2012.
- ^ "Mrs. Gething to leave B.H.". The Barrier Miner. Broken Hill, NSW: National Library of Australia. 30 January 1939. p. 4 Edition: Home Edition. Retrieved 9 March 2012. This article, one of several to spell "Catherine" with a "K", is a nice summary of James Chambers' contribution to the Stuart expeditions.
- ^ John Barker was a son of Alfred Barker (pastoralist) (ca.1812 – 24 January 1880) and Priscilla (1816 – 31 December 1900)
- ^ "Advertising.". The Ballarat Star. Ballarat, Vic.: National Library of Australia. 21 July 1860. p. 3. Retrieved 22 June 2012.
- ^ "Police Court – Adelaide". The South Australian Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 14 June 1867. p. 3. Retrieved 22 June 2012.
- ^ http://www.southwestnrm.org.au/sites/default/files/uploads/ihub/lure-land.pdf
- ^ "Personal". The Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 23 June 1923. p. 8. Retrieved 2 March 2012.
- ^ a b From around 1882 McLean, Barker & Co (Donald McLean, William Pitt Barker, John Barker, and Agnes May Chambers) owned Comongin Station, near Quilpie, Queensland, sold September 1914.
- ^ "Miscellaneous". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 28 March 1885. p. 3 Supplement: Supplement to the South Australian Register. Retrieved 8 March 2012.
- ^ "Death of Mr. E. M. Bagot". The South Australian Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 3 August 1886. p. 5. Retrieved 8 March 2012.
- ^ "Stuart's Diary". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 30 December 1862. p. 3. Retrieved 26 February 2012.
- ^ "Names of Railway Stations". The Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 24 March 1915. p. 4. Retrieved 4 July 2012.
- ^ a b c http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/fh/passengerlists/1837JohnRenwick.htm
- ^ "A Chat with an Old Colonist". South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900). Adelaide, SA: National Library of Australia. 11 January 1888. p. 6. Retrieved 23 September 2012.
- ^ "To Correspondents". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 20 June 1938. p. 17. Retrieved 23 June 2012.
- ^ In 1863 Captain Randell's steamer Bunyip was destroyed by fire near Chowilla with the loss of five lives.
- ^ "Extensive Irrigation Scheme". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 15 February 1887. p. 6. Retrieved 23 June 2012.
- ^ "The Gold Search Expedition". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 3 January 1857. p. 2. Retrieved 26 February 2012.
- ^ "Family Notices.". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 10 December 1895. p. 3. Retrieved 3 March 2012.
- ^ "Obituary". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 24 May 1930. p. 17. Retrieved 24 June 2012.
- ^ "Declaration of Confidence in Mr John Stephens". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 7 March 1850. p. 1 Supplement: Supplement to South Australian Register. Retrieved 27 February 2012.
- ^ "Old Colonists' Association". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 27 January 1883. p. 6. Retrieved 22 June 2012.
- ^ http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/barker.htm
- ^ a b "Personal". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 10 June 1905. p. 6. Retrieved 3 March 2012.
- ^ "Serious Fire at Aldinga". South Australian Register. Adelaide: National Library of Australia. 28 November 1865. p. 3. Retrieved 3 March 2012.


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